Book Recommendations | Non-New Releases
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
- I have 5 book recommendations for you today from 5 different genres! These recommendations were all published prior to 2023. I hope you find something you will love!
Thanks for watching,
Danni
📚 Music:
Exhale by Jeremy Blake
📚 Time Stamps
0:00 Intro
1:29 Fantasy
3:25 Horror
6:15 Sci Fi
10:20 Historical Fiction
12:07 Romance
14:44 Outro
📚Books Mentioned
Neverwhere by Neil Gaimann
The Dark Descent of Elizabeth Frankenstein by Kierstin White
The Last Cuentista by Donna Barba Higuera
Five Little Indians by Michelle Good
Dead Romantics by Ashley Poston
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I read a lot of fantasy, but I also enjoy sci fi, horror, mystery/thriller, and the occasional nonfiction. On my channel you will find monthly TBR's, High/Low videos, TAGS, and a few original series (Fantasy Genre Blends and Chonky Check Ins).
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Yes more like this
Will do!
Yes, would love more videos like this!!
Sounds good to me! I'll put it in my rotation!
Excellent idea for a video! Neverwhere is one of my favorite books of all time, just a magical dark fantasy. The Dark Descent does sound interesting.
Thank you! I really need to reread Neverwhere. I haven't been back in that world for multiple years, but I remember loving it.
I really like Ashley Poston YA books
Ooo! I might have to give those a try.
Just thought I'd mention here that 'The Last Cuentista' is called 'The Last Storyteller' in some countries
Thank you! I appreciate the information!
The last cuentista author has an owl middle grade book. It's sounds good. The last cuentista has won a couple of literary awards. The publisher Levine Querido is close to becoming a favorite middle grade/ YA publisher
I knew that it was on a couple awards lists, but I didn't know which ones! Glad you've found a YA/Middle Grade publisher you can trust!!
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Great video idea Danni The Last Cuentista definitely left an impact on me💙
For a historical fiction recommendation I’d say The Smell of Other People’s by Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock. I feel like it was popular when it came out but I don’t see people talk about it anymore. It’s set in Alaska focusing on generational trauma with a found family💜
Yes! The Smell of Other People's Houses was a great book! My only complaint is that I wanted it to be longer! The Last Cuentista also a very good read.
Thanks Evie! I'll look up The Smell of Other People's Houses. I'm a sucker for found family! 💚
Five Little Indians is such a powerful book.
I just put the scifi recs on hold at the library for June! Thank you! ❤
Woohoo!! Good luck to team sci fi! May your reads fly by and blow your mind! 💚
I love this as a new series! I might have to piggyback and do my own video for this.
Maybe you could do a version with authors’ debut novels? Often times we grab from someone’s newest release and don’t think to start at their first publication!
Please feel free to do this on your channel as well.
Ooo! A debut edition to this series would be fun! Thanks for the idea!
i also really loved the dead romantics!!
I know that it gets some hate from romance lovers, but I found it to be super sweet. I loved the MC's character arc. Glad you enjoyed it as well!
I have been SO inspired by these books...that I have added the following into my TBR for May (only for the first two).
1) The Last Cuentista by Donna Barba Miguera
2) Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman
3) Five Little Indians by Michelle Good - Hold...will come in - about 14 weeks. Ugh
4) The Dead Romantics by Ashley Poston - Hold...will come in - about 21 weeks. Double ugh.
That is the order, too. Thank you SO much.
I'm a Mood Reader...and these books seem to be calling to me. Thank you.
Ahh! I'm so excited to hear what you think of all of these Graff!
I'm also excited that Five Little Indians and The Dead Romantics have such long wait lists. It sucks to have to wait, but at least that means those reads are still getting the readership I believe they deserve.
Happy Reading!
I would love to see more lists like this! Great idea!
Thanks Julie! I would love to see more non-new release recs on booktube! So many good books out there.
Yes to continuing the series - it's good to hear about some older books that have stuck with you. Speaking of which, The Last Cuentista sounds really interesting. I'll have to check it out.
Thank you! It is surprising to me how quickly we forget some excellent stories! I hope you enjoy The Last Cuentista if you pick it up.
Such a good idea!! I might do my own version of this!
I need to add some of these to my reading list!!
Please do! I would love to see more recs that aren't new releases.
@@Danni.Dabbles I always love non-new release recs!! 😅
Yes, please to making this a series. There are so many good books to highlight! This is a great idea.
Neverwhere didn’t resonate with me - I much preferred American Gods. I think I liked the mythology framework rather than the more horror-influenced urban setting. An older fantasy I would super recommend is Nick Harkaway’s The Gone Away World (2008). Post apocalyptic mind bender in the best possible way. Go in blind. So, so good.
Will do. I'm excited to get to highlight some lesser talked about books.
I need to get to American Gods. I also need to read Norse by Gaiman. I enjoy his writing. The Gone Away World has been added to the list! Love a mind bending book!
I’m always open to recommendations! Thank you! I’m going to give Neverwhere a chance.
Thats amazing! I hope you enjoy it!
I also enjoyed Neverwhere. I think it was my first Gaiman. The Dark Descent & The Last Cuentista both sound interesting!
Neverwhere was my first Gaiman as well! I think you would enjoy either of those reads. You'll have to let me know your thoughts if you pick them up.
This is such a wonderful idea. Yes, please do this OFTEN.
I think that BookTube "sometimes" (let's be honest, OFTEN/ALL the TIme), only talks about the "new" or "latest" books...and everything that has gone on before it...last year's news.
This SERIES (yes, I've said it) is going to be a hit. Calling it.
Out of the five books, the two that I will MOST definitely pick up, are Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere and Donna Barba Miguera's The Last Cuentista.
Those two books really speak to me. Honestly, I own Neverwhere...so there really is NOTHING holding me back from reading it. Now, the other one, I'll have to look to my libraries. Being in the Midwest, may not be an easy find. If not, I'll buy it (on your recommendation).
Now, the other one that seemed like something that I'd pick up, is Five Little Indians by Michelle Good.
Thank you for SPOTLIGHTING these books.
You're the best. Talk to you, soon.
Will do!
I really enjoyed reminiscing about these older reads. There are so many good books out there that just get forgotten about after a time. I'm excited to continue this series and highlight some older and fantastic reads!
I hope you enjoy Neverwhere and The Last Cuentista. I thought both were phenomenal reads. I can't wait to hear your thoughts. Five Little Indians is an excellent read. It was really out of my wheelhouse, but it was so informative and impactful. I wish more people would pick it up!
Thanks Graff!
I've read both Neverwhere and Five Little Indians and I cosign both recommendations!
Woohoo! Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed them as well.
Such a fun idea!! I'm hoping to get to The Dead Romantics maybe sometime this fall!
Yay! Oh I hope you love it! I need to pick up more by Ashley Poston soon!
Love this!! Definitely more older recs is good!
Thanks Laura! I appreciate it!
Please keep doing this!!! I found you through this video and inmediatelly followed. I'm just starting to read again so there is so many books I have missed, and would love some more outdated recommendations!
Will do! Happy to have you. It was fun to go back into my earlier reads to find some favorites!
Love this idea ❤
Thank you!
I also didn't think The Last Cuentista was middle grade
Glad I'm not the only one. When I saw that on Goodreads, I was wracking my brain trying to figure out if I missed something.
Great video idea! 😊
Thank you!
i've just now been getting on to books i've had on my radar for years, and sometimes all i can think is : how was this NOT talked about more?
I remember chatter about Blood Heir, and then some controversy about it or the author (idk) and then absolute silence.
Six Crimson Cranes, Daughter of the Moon Goddess, and The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea were my top reads this year so far, and i seldom find mention of it anywhere on booktube
Shanghai Girls, and Pachinko are majorly slept on
of course, my snobby-trash-goblin self will never be happy until Sense & Sensibility gets equal recognition to Pride & Prejudice
It really is sad that so many books are forgotten about before most readers have even heard of them.
All of those books have stunning covers and have been on and off my TBR for the past several years. Not sure they are for me, but the stories sound really interesting. I'm most likely to pick up Six Crimson Cranes as I like the component of her having to figure out other ways to communicate other than speaking. Pachinko is also on my radar, but I know it is a little heavy so I need to be in the right head space to read it.
I've never read Sense & Sensibility, but I didn't like Pride & Prejudice so I'll trust your judgement. I'll be a snobby-trash-goblin with you!