Mystery Book Haul | unboxing my childhood favorites!
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- I have three huge boxes of books from my parent's house to unpack with you and I have no idea what's in any of them! I had so much fun looking through these childhood favorites :)
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The Westing Game is such a nostalgic read!! My seventh grade teacher had us read it and then she set up the mystery in real time for us to solve throughout the semester. It was so incredible. It’s also very reminiscent of Knives Out the movie
oooo that sounds like such a fun reading experience
Gone Girl was the book that got me into thrillers! I really loved it. Wasn't a huge fan of her other books though. They were okay but didn't compare to Gone Girl.
Frog and Toad 😊
This was so lovely to watch and reminisce with! I lovedddd city of ember and Hugo growing up
I also read Fahrenheit 451 in 7th grade! I think I read The House on Mango Street not for class but for Battle of the Books in 8th grade. Of the ones you showed, as a kid I loved The Westing Game, The Secret Series, The Mysterious Benedict Society, and City of Ember! Those books definitely paved the way for me loving mysteries and found family casts of characters
Oooo, I loved "The name of this book is Secret" by Pseudonymous Bosch and bought the rest of the books in this series. Such a great sense of humour and constant winks to readers 😂❤
Yes!!!
Thank you for making me a nostalgia to be read again list as I call it! 🙂
My grandma, aunt, and I were in a ‘book club’ when I was younger and we read the mysterious Benedict society series!
Awww that is so sweet I love that
My favorite childhood book was The Witch of Blackbird Pond.
This made me excited to pick up books from my childhood when I'm home this week!! I read Fahrenheit 451 around 10th grade. My curriculum was an odd mix--I took Cambridge A Levels in high school so we read more classics than may be standard. One of the best books I read in 11th grade was Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison. One of the earliest videos I ever uploaded to CZcams...13 years ago, wow...talked about my reading list for 11th grade :)
Aww wow what a trip down memory lane!
Great mystery books unboxing 📚☕⛄🎄
What a fun video :) I just did something similarearlier this week too! The Uglies series and The City of Ember were some of my favs growing up
omg the uglies I remember those!!
What a sweet walk down Memory Lane. When I was very little I remember mom reading picture books to me. I have converted most of my most treasured reads in to digital format. But I sometimes find my favorite picture books on Amazon and I bought them and still look through them on Christmas Eve. We also shared a deep love of everything Agatha Christie wrote. Those conversations were so much fun!
The name of this book is secret was a scholastic book fair find for me and I loved that series so much!
I ate those up!!
My favourite childhood book was The Curse of the Vampire Socks ❤
This sounds amazing
Just found your channel. Love it!
I'm excited for any comments about gone girl, because I also own the book and haven't read it yet, but I have seen the movie. I have no experience with the author though, so I have no idea if I would like any of her other works
I have that same copy of Winnie the Pooh from my childhood
1) The Road by Cormac McCarthy, I'm glad to hear you love it, because I have to read it for a class myself and of the three "popular fiction" books I have to read this was the one I was afraid of. Actually, all three of the books on my class list were in your three boxes ROFL
2) Underworld - I picked this up from a little free library like a year ago and was about to unhaul it unread just this week when I realized it was about baseball. BUT apparently it's this hugely influential work? And another book I was about to unhaul (Hollywood Park) references it or was influenced by it? So this is the third vote for keeping it.
I really loved the Road--especially reading it in a classroom setting!