HUGE BOOK HAUL📚🌟 30+ books!

I don't know how I let it get to this many books before doing a book haul, but here we are. Let's chat about it. Hey friends, welcome back to my channel. Today we're doing perhaps one of my biggest book hauls I've ever done. We've got over 30 books here, usually I do book hauls about the 20 mark, but for some reason this time I thought, let's do like 30, yeah, let's do 30. So this is my first book haul since January, since the end of January when it was my birthday. This is all the books I've bought between now and then, which is like, I don't think that's bad, like 30 books in three and a bit months, it's still like 10 books a month. We are going to pretend we didn't hear that. We're going to chat about all the books. I'm going to try and not make this video an hour long. We've got over 30 books to talk about. When I see some people do like 50 book hauls and it's a 20 minute video, I'm like, how are we doing this guys? Like what is the secret sauce? Because I just, I like to chat about books, right? I just talk too much, so we're going to try and constrain that and not make this video an hour long. Half an hour, it's fine, you know, but whatever. So a lot of these are 2023 new releases. I've got my, oh wait, this is like my pirate, I have to close my, I feel like a pirate, like a kind of gay pirate, you know? Okay, so yeah, what was I saying? Focus, Megan, don't start three sentences and not finish them. A lot of these are 2023 releases. I'd say pretty half a 2023 releases. So why don't we just start there? First, let's go with actually one of my most recent purchases. It is Death of a Bookseller by Alice Slater. I've heard mixed things about this one, okay? I think this is more literary mystery thriller than like my usual flavour of mystery thriller. All I think you need to know is that we've got one bookseller, she's kind of a loner, she likes her murder podcast or whatever, then Laura joins the bookshop and she's like outgoing, sunny, like woo, you know? And it says, as curiosity blooms into morbid obsession, Roach, who was the first kind of, you know, loner bookseller, becomes determined to be part of Laura's story, whether Laura wants it or not. So I've heard mixed things, I've heard this is more literary, but I love the cover. This is one that a lot of bookstores have been pushing, it's been super hyped. So I have a good feeling about this. I'm trepidatious, ooh, vocab, but I think, let's give it a go, you know? Then one that's been getting incredible reviews already, already, is Vera Wong's Unsolicited Advice for Murderers by Jesse Santanto. I have heard such good things about this already. So this is about a 60 year old Vera Wong, she wakes up in the middle of the night to find a dead man in the middle of a tea shop, and instead of like going to the police, she's like, I can do a better job than them. I've never read anything by Jesse Santanto, isn't this the author of Three Aunties? Four Aunties and I'm reading Dali for Aunties, those ones, yeah, okay. And those ones didn't excite me as much, but this one I've just already has been getting incredible reviews, and I saw it in Tesco, I think it was like two for six pound or something, two for five pound, I don't know, something like that. Maybe even two for, no, it was like two for nine pounds, so the book's like four pound fifty each. But I was like, you know what, I'll accept that deal. You know, it's a murder mystery, I feel like I have to read every mainstream murder mystery that comes out, and I don't know, I've heard really good things about it so far. Then we have Yours Truly by Abi Jimenez, this was very kindly gifted to me by Erika, and Erika is actually one of the people coming with me on my Costa Rica trip, which is so exciting. I feel like I don't, I don't want to bother you, but I also realised I've never really spoken about the Costa Rica trip on YouTube, other than the announcement video, and if you missed that, you don't even know about it, right? I've spoken about it on Instagram, but I know a lot of you don't even have Instagram, or like, don't use it, or like, don't follow me because I barely use it. But if you don't know, I'm hosting a group trip to Costa Rica at the end of this year, November, and I am beyond excited. I literally, it's going to be the, it's my dream holiday. It's a dream vacation of a lifetime. It is going to be incredible. We are going to be kayaking, snorkelling, seeing baby turtles hatch, or sea turtles, laying eggs, exploring one of the most beautiful places on earth, eating incredible food. I am so excited. So I'm hosting a group trip. Erica is one of those people coming. If you want to come on vacation with me, I'll leave the link down below where you can find all the details. But yeah, I've been getting to know everyone coming, and everyone seems so lovely, and I just, like, the fact that I get to go on vacation with you guys is freaking crazy. It's mad. I can't really believe it. I feel like I don't talk about it on here a ton, because I kind of don't believe it's happening. But if you're interested, I'll leave it down below. Anyway, so Yours Truly is the sequel to, kind of sequel to Part of Your World by Abby Jiménez, which I read with my Patreon book club earlier this year, and everyone loved it. Everyone gave it, like, four or five stars. I gave it a four, but, like, you know, it's pretty hard for romance to get a five star from me. But it was really good, and this one is following the best friend of the protagonist of Part of Your World, and I'm just so excited. Abby Jiménez, I feel like, could become a new favorite romance author for me. Try not to say mother challenge. Failed. The only two authors I really refer to as favorite romance authors are Ali Hazelwood and Talia Hibbert, and I just feel like Abby Jiménez is going to be up there. And Brie was such a fun, interesting character in the first book. She was such, like, a, I don't know, like, the perfect best friend in a rom-com kind of role. So I'm excited to see how that translates to her being the start of a book. So thank you, Echo, for giving this to me. I'm very excited. Then we have A House With Good Bones by T. Kingfisher. This is not the only T. Kingfisher we're going to see in this haul. I have yet to read a T. Kingfisher, but I have decided, obviously, that I'm going to be obsessed with T. Kingfisher, so I'm just buying all the books. This one, we're following a woman who goes back home to live with her mother, or, like, I feel like her mother's ill, maybe. And she goes there, and the house is completely changed, and her mother is changed. And it's kind of this creeping horror about her mother and what's going on with her. And I've heard amazing things from people who have read this already. Mara loved it. And, like, that's basically, if Mara loves something, I'm like, okay, sign me up. It's just time that I read all of T. Kingfisher. It's time. I feel like T. Kingfisher is going to be a new favourite author for me. So I knew I wanted to get the new release, and I got this one from Book Depository, because I liked the US cover. I don't know what the UK cover looked like anymore, but I remember it being ugly. I think it's kind of an analogy, from what I've heard, of parents of, like, millennials suddenly becoming more right-wing, and, like, how disturbing that is, and, like, the shift that the internet, and access to, like, Facebook, and stuff, and misinformation causes within people. So I'm very interested in this. Then we have one that I kind of just picked up on a whim, and that is Godkiller by Hannah Kinnair. This is one of the big books in UK fantasy this year. I've heard, like, I feel like I've seen a comment or two that it's, like, not available in the US. I don't know what's happening there. I don't know if that's true. Might be spreading information, misinformation, myself. Oh, look, I also got this cute bookmark with it. How cute. That was from Waterstones. So it's this person who makes a living off killing gods. She finds a god that she can't kill. Godkiller. It seems like a fairly typical fantasy, but the cover gives me these incredible, like, autumnal, fairytale-like vibes. So I think it's a standalone as well, which excites me. Which intrigues me. Which tintalates. Tintalate. Is tintalate. Girl, find the note. Find the note. I saw this, and I was like, you know what, let's just pick it up. Let's pick it up. Let's assemble. I'm, like, assembling all of the 2023 releases. Next we have a release that actually Courtney Summers recommended to me. If you haven't seen the video I did with Courtney Summers where she picked what I read, I think when we did the Zoom interview, she recommended this to me. And it is Throwback by Maureen Gu. So the idea of this is we've got, like, a mom and a daughter who have been butting heads, fighting, and the daughter actually goes back to the 90s. Like, time travels back to the 90s and is with her mom. Having to deal with living in the 90s. Think Seventeen again. Seventeen again. What a film. Zac Efron. Where are you? Oh, another cat. No, okay. And listen, if Courtney Summers recommended it, I gotta get it. I'm excited for this one. I'm excited always to have, like, a kind of more contemporary rec. Why a contemporary rec? We've got a few more on the list, actually. I'm trying to assemble a few more of them. Quick mention for this one, because I've already spoken about it quite a few times, but it's Lost in the Moment and Found by Seanan McGuire, the next In the Wayward Children series. This was a pre-order for me. We're following Antsy, who is in the Lost Wild. No, where things go. Ooh, I don't know if I can get words out today. Where things go when they are lost and she can find lost things. And I spoke about this in my Five Star Predictions video that I just uploaded. Spoiler alert, it's in there. And so many of you have warned me, once again, that this is an incredibly tough read. It's incredibly heavy. It's emotional. It's hard to read. So I'm putting it off until I feel like it's the right moment. But, you know, I love the Wayward Children series so much. Then we have one that I'm super intrigued to read, The Drift by CJ Tudor. I'm really excited for this one. So we've got three storylines on this. We've got an overturned coach full of students. All of them are trapped. A stranded cable car full of strangers. One of them is dead. An isolated chalet full of friends. Soon they'll be enemies. Dun, dun, dun. It's a locked room mystery, a dystopian thriller, a nail-biting horror. Listen. That's quite dramatic. I enjoy books that combine genres. Yes, I know mystery thriller are like sometimes treated as one, but they're different. But like giving me mystery thriller and horror all in one book. Oh, and I've really enjoyed all the CJ Tudor I've read. Have I only read one? No, I've read two. But The Burning Girls and The Chalkman. And they were both like solid four stars for me. I don't mind an author being like a solid four star. That's good, right? If I know I'm going to go into... I'd rather it be that than like sometimes I give five stars, sometimes I give two, three stars, right? I know I'm going to have a good time. A solid time. I'm not going to give it five stars. That's not counted out. But I don't mind an author being that where I know, yeah, it's solid. We'll give it a four. Do you know what I mean? Anyways, I've heard really good things about this. CJ Tudor's an exciting author. I get really excited about like she's got a short story collection about. I just heard about her next book that sounds really interesting. So yeah, super excited to read this one. Next is The Golden Spoon by Jessa Maxwell. I've spoken about this one a little bit, but it is Great British Bake Off murder mystery. That's all we need to say. This is camp. It's camp. I don't have to tell you. It's camp. A baking show with a murder? Girl, I'm so excited. Now, this is a debut and I have heard mixed things. I'm not expecting literary fiction. I'm not expecting the greatest plotted mystery ever. I'm expecting a fun time. That's what I ask for. I just want to have a fun time reading this. And I think I'm going to. Another one that I have heard mixed things about is I Have Some Questions For You by Rebecca Mackay. This synopsis is like every other dark academia book out there. Nothing new. Nothing changed. Same old ----. Same old ******* ----. It basically is If You Fred the It Girl by Ruth Ware. It sounds exactly like that. So we've got a girlie whose roommate was murdered. She was integral to like, I think, getting the conviction of the person who was convicted for the murder. She starts thinking, did actually, was that the person? Did the right thing happen? Did I do the right thing? And I think goes back there to find out. Now, I'm aware that Mara DNF'd this pretty early on and didn't enjoy it. This, again, it seems is more like literary mystery. And it's not necessarily being pictured that. This has been pushed both in the UK and the US as a big release at the start of this year. Like, I remember seeing it getting massive US pushing. So I'm, I'm a bit nervous now after Mara. Mara read it on my recommendation and DNF'd it. I'm a little bit nervous. I'm still hopeful. I'm still hopeful that I can enjoy it. I think it's tackling a lot about like, true crime and our perception of women being victims and obsession with true crime and what have you. We'll see. Okay, so she has been finalised in the past for the Pulitzer Prize. So I feel like that gives us a certain vibe that this may be. Okay, we'll see. Let's just chat about two arcs that I've got quickly. First, we have Reach for the Stars by Michael Craig. I've spoken about this a little bit as well. But this is non-fiction about kind of 90s, noughties Brit pop, basically. Think S Club 7. Think Sugar Babes. Think, who else have we got? Five. Spice Girls. JLS. JLS is a bit later, I feel like. Westlife. Um, who else? Steps. Did I say Steps? I don't know. All of those people. And it's a big kind of, uh, the whole book is just interviews with different people. Craig David, I just saw. Talk about the club classic. If you're not on your feet tonight dancing, I don't know what's gonna make you. Following Brit pop at that time. And this is just made for me. I'm so excited to read this. I think it's gonna be so fascinating hearing from all of these people themselves. And, um, yeah. It's like one of those topics that I've always wanted to learn more and hear more about. So super excited for that one. Then the other arc that I got was The Lake House by Sarah Beth Das. I'm gonna be honest, I don't know much about this one. I'm on the email list for Harper Teen. And so they send out like a list of like, these are our books. Do you want one? And this one just sounded interesting. And so I picked it. And I liked the cover. I feel like the cover's cool. Three girls find a dead body in the woods. Someone's hunting them. I'm intrigued, okay? I feel like I do like a good like summer camp, lake house, like kind of story. It's a summer camp. Like I think back to The Last Time I Lied by Riley Sager. I think it's a very fun, campy. Again, we're gonna say camp again. I want camp. Setting for a book to be at, like a summer camp. Oh my god, it's... Wait, my mind. Campy, camp. It's a summer camp, but it's campy. It's campy. I amaze myself. I am so powerful. My mind, oh, it amazes me sometimes. So yeah, don't know anything about this one. But hopefully I will get around to it soon and see what I think of it. Okay, Tom just interrupted my filming to help him book train tickets. So I don't know where we were. But next is one that I've spoken about quite a few times as well. Hellbent. I don't know how to even talk about this, apparently. But I don't know how to express to you guys how nervous I am to read this. Like, I can't believe how long I waited. I waited so long. I read Ninth House right when it came out. It's my first Leigh Bardugo. I've waited for the continuation of the series. And now that it's here, I can't read it. I keep going off in my mind whether I want to reread Ninth House. I don't think I do. I think I just want to read a really in-depth recap of it. But I just... I want it to be the perfect conditions for reading it. I don't know what those perfect conditions are. If you don't know, we're following Alex Stern in this. You do know. You know, right? She's gone to Yale. She's managing... Like, looking... Not managing, but like... What's the word? Supervising, I guess, the magical secret societies there. It's dark. It's twisted. It's atmospheric. It's so good. Ninth House is so good. And I just... I want Hellbent to be the same. So wish me luck. Then I think both of these next two were on my five-star predictions list as well. First, we have the writing retreat. I've been called crazy. You guys are in the comments. I uploaded it last night when I'm filming this. And you guys are in the comments like, Is that what you are, insane? I believe. I believe it's gonna be five stars. All I know, we've got these friends. We've got a frictitious female relationship. And I think they're both going on this writing retreat that gets bonkers batshit crazy. I'm ready for it. You guys don't understand. I'm ready. It's gonna be five stars. I'm ready to cause absolute havoc. Watch everyone jaws drop when I say it's five stars. I believe. I've been looking forward. This has probably been one of my most anticipated 2023 releases. And I'm so excited. I'm ready. Everyone's like, oh, it goes crazy. Why? Tell me. I need... I'm ravenous. I need to read it straight away. I love the cover. God, the UK cover sucks ass, guys. I'm so glad I got the US one. Oh, I feel nervous. But I'm really excited. And then I believe this is the last of the 2023 releases. There could be some hiding in the other stacks that I've got. But it's In the Lives of Puppets by T.E. T.E.? I was gonna say T.E. Kinsey. This is T.E. Kinsey. Different. Different things. All I know is we're following this, like, family of, I think, robots? Who live in, like, secrecy. Their location gets exposed. One of them is taken away. And they've got to, like, try and save the other ones. I, again, this was in my five star predictions. I expressed concern that some people haven't been loving it as much as House in the Cerulean Sea and Under the Whispering Door. But I've been assured that I'm gonna love it. I'm gonna love it. It's T.J. Flynn. Come on. His fairytale-like writing? Impeccable. Okay, then we just have other books. All the other books that aren't- I don't think any of these are 2023 releases. Let's get into it. First, we have the other T. Kingfisher book in this list. And that is What Moves the Dead. I know this is a retelling, a reimagining of an Edgar Allan Poe short story. I feel like I want to say. It's super short. It is, like, 150 pages. And I heard such wonderful things last year. I love the cover, but hate it, but love it. It's so disturbed. I think it's so cool. And I just- it's time that I know what everyone's talking about with T. Kingfisher. Then this was gifted to me by Sophie and it is Fangs. This is a graphic novel about vampires, I think. This is one that whenever I've gone into a graphic novel shop or something, I've seen it and I've almost bought it. I love it. It's, like, cloth-bound. Oh, it makes me excited. This makes me so excited! A love story- oh, a love story between a vampire and a werewolf. Get into it, guys. Get into it. So yeah, super excited to see what I think of this. It'll be a really quick read. Good for, like, a readathon or something like that. Next we have Amari and the Great Game by Bebe Alston. This is the sequel to Amari and the Night Brothers. A middle grade that I absolutely loved. We're following Amari, whose brother is missing, and she gets, like, wrapped up into this supernatural world that her brother was in that she didn't know about. Turns out she has magical powers. Turns out there's this whole world of magic that she didn't know about, and it's so much fun, and I'm really excited to read the sequel. I think this is such special, unique, middle grade. Amari and the Night Brothers is one of those books I have a really fond memory of looking back on and reading. Like, I remember I sat in the Waterstones Cafe in Leeds and pretty much, like, read it all. And so I'm excited to continue. Then we have one that we've all been waiting for. Finley Donovan Knocks Him Dead by Al Cosumano. Right, I have to ask, what is going on here? I bought the paperback. What is going on? Why is this so big? What? Why? I'm very disturbed. Anyways, this is the sequel to Finley Donovan is Killing It. You guys waited approximately 10 business years for me to read Finley Donovan is Killing It, and I loved it. So I had to go ahead and get the sequel. Finley Donovan is a single mum trying to provide for her kids, and she gets wrapped up in the world of being an assassin. And I loved it. It's so fun, so lighthearted, so easy to read. I cannot wait to continue with this series. And then we have Agatha Christie A Very Elusive Woman by Lucy Worsley. You guys would have seen me mention this when I did my Agatha Christie disappearance video, which is still one of my favourite videos I've ever made, but it's, like, it flopped majorly, guys. It really flopperina, flopperana, flop gagatronja, everything. Like, it didn't do well. This book, I read the section about her disappearance, and I loved that section. It was so great. Lucy Worsley is such an accomplished historian. The way that she paints the pictures of certain things and tells stories was incredible. So I'm excited to read the whole of it. I'm not really interested in reading other Agatha Christie biographies because they often seem to be written by men who aren't very sympathetic to, like, certain ---- she went through in her life. So I'm not really interested in that. But this one, I'm really interested in reading. You know, I think Lucy Worsley, whenever I've watched her speak or whatever, she's so interesting. And it seems like she really got to the root of a lot of Agatha's stories in this one. Then we have the May book club pick for my Patreon, and that is Rules for Vanishing by Kate Ellis Marshall. I did have this on script, but I had to get the physical version for the book club. We've already got the proclamation from one of my patrons that it is, like, one of their favourite books ever. Like, favourite book of the year, favourite horror book ever. Like, we've already had that kind of praise, and we're only, like, 10, whatever, 11 days into the year. Into the year? Into the month. And so I'm super excited to read this with everyone. I don't know too much about it. A girl went missing in these woods, I think. Everyone's searching for her. But I know that it has, like, it's mixed media. It has interviews, it has evidence files, and that gets me going. It gets me going, you know? It gets me so excited. Evidence mixed media. High praise this one already. I'm feeling good vibes. Then I was in Waterstones the other day, and I saw this and I had to pick it up because it's only just come out in the UK. I know it came out last year. In America, and I think other places. And it was nominated for the Goodreads for YA awards. But it only just came out in the UK, and it is Lesbiana's Guide to Catholic School by Sonora Reyes. Look at this. Look at it. Look at it, look at it, look at it, look at it, look at it, look at it. So cute. So I don't know much about this. I think it's about this girl who's, like, in the closet at Catholic school. She doesn't want anyone to know that she's queer. And she, I think, gets to know, like, the only openly queer girl at school. I don't know. It sounds like a really fun, lovely, but, like, tackling some important issues, YA contemporary. And I just want to read some more of them. I used to read a ton. And I usually don't give them five stars. So I think that's why I cut back on reading them a little bit. But I do really enjoy reading them. So I wanted to replenish my stock a bit. Then the other book that I picked up in that, um, buy one get one half price, I don't know what I'm saying, is The Dance Tree by Kieran Millwood Hargrave. I got this solely because my friend Tasmin from Teabooks and Tasmin over on Instagram has been shouting about this book. How it's the best book they've ever read. So I knew I had to pick it up. I don't know much about it. It's about these women. It's historical. Again, this has, I mean, look at that. Beautiful, beautiful sprayed edges. But this was solely on Tasmin's recommendation that I got this. That's it, basically. I was looking for another book, the buy one get one half price, because I got to make use of a deal. A deal's a deal, you know? And this is the one that I picked up. A dance plague. I'm interested. I'm excited. But yeah, don't know anything about it. And the other book that I got for the two for nine pound at Tesco's. I think I'll take them all. What a good deal. Was How to Kill Your Family by Bella Mackey. I did a video. What video was it? Oh, I think it was my Barnes & Noble versus Waterstones video that I did. I saw this on there. I think it was a bestseller for Waterstones. And I thought, let's just get it. Let's just see what I think. I've heard quite mixed things about this. It's got a tiny font. This is gonna be quite a long read. Yeah, I've heard really mixed things about this. I think we're following like a serial killer. Maybe of some description. And I'm just intrigued to see what I think of it. I think it might not be entirely my thing, but it's been so popular that I would love to know what I think of it. And then a book I'm super excited to get to is The Floating Admiral. So this is by members of the Detection Club, which was a group of detective crime murder mystery authors, like in the 1920s, I want to say. So Agatha Christie, as the front really tells you, has a chapter in here. And the only other author that I've read is Anthony Berkeley, who wrote The Wincheringham Mystery, which I read. But Dorothy L Sayers is here as well. And my belief is that each of these authors each wrote a chapter of this murder mystery, which is so unique. It's so different. I'm so intrigued to see what I think of this. It's such a fun idea. And I'm intrigued to see, like, is there a cohesive writing style? Like, can I tell this is written by so many different people? What's the tea? Then I recently worked with Pan Macmillan for a video on their YouTube channel. And I just wanted to show you some of the books they sent me for that. So we've got The Promised Boys by Nick Brooks, which sounds incredible. It sounds so good. We're at this, like, elite prep school. And is it the head teacher? Yeah, the principal is murdered. And the police come sniffing around. And these trio of boys are the prime suspects. And they are all boys of colour. And it's, I think, talking a lot about, like, privilege, about racism, about ingrained racism. Also about, like, school control. Like, how schools try to control teenagers. I've heard really, really good things about this one. Then we've got, like, a campy fun one. The Headmasters List by Melissa de la Cruz. I think this one is set in, like, LA. There's a tragic accident where four of the members of the school were, like, in this car crash, I believe. And we don't know what the truth is. It says one of them was driving. One of them was high. One of them screamed. One of them died. Then we have The Changing Man. I think this is kind of, like, middle grade adjacent. This is, like, an arc that they sent me. This girl joins this elite boarding school. She's, like, trying to make friends. She makes friends with this boy whose brother is missing. And it seems like there is some truth to the legend of The Changing Man. This, like, horror legend. So intrigued about that one. And then we've got The Murders at Fleet House by Lucinda Riley. Which is seeming to be really popular in the UK at the moment. And it's following a detective who goes to this private boarding school where there's been a murder. And no one wants to speak to her. It seems like everyone's closing ranks. Which is, you know, suspicious of the murder. Because she really did want to help find the perpetrator. So yeah, super intrigued by that one as well. And then I've just got three books which we'll just hold up and mention very briefly. Because I've read them already in the time between hauling and doing this video. First we've got The Mysterious Case of the Absent Angels by Janice Hallett. This was a 5 star for me. I'll link the videos where I read these books down below. In this we're following the story of this cult who tried to convince a young girl to kill her baby. And we've got these journalists kind of trying to uncover the truth 18 years on of what really happened that night. Then we've got The Murder Game by Tom Hindle. We're going to move on very quickly. This was 1 star for me. It's very disappointing. It espoused to be like a murder mystery party where murder happened. There was no murder mystery party. The characters were boring. I felt insulted by this book because it just didn't do it for me. Anyways, moving on. I'm not enjoying it. I'm not. I hate it. I ******* hate it. And then finally we have several people are typing. I also got Nothing to See Here. Both for the Courtney Summers video or Courtney Summers picked what I read. But I actually lent Nothing to See Here to my boyfriend's mum and she loved it. This one is about where like a guy's consciousness gets sucked into his company's slack channel. And he's just trying to like get out again. And it seems like the slack channel has gone into his body. Very strange. But yeah, I liked this. I didn't love it. But go check out the Courtney Summers video to hear all my thoughts. So there we have it, everyone. Oh my god. I don't actually know how long this video was because I was rudely interrupted halfway through in filming. So I don't know how long this was. Hopefully it wasn't too long. But I'm so happy with all the books I've hauled. I am so beyond excited to read all these. God, doesn't hauling books make you excited to actually read books? By the way, if you're wondering, one of my goals this year is to get my unread TBR under 200 books. That's not going very well. But yeah, I hope you enjoyed this haul. Please let me know what you thought of any of the books you've seen here. I would love to know which ones you've loved or not liked. It would give me a better idea of what to read quicker. So let me know what you thought of any of these. If you've gotten to the end of the video, comment your favourite animal, an emoji down below. And I'll see you very soon in another video. Bye!