Yeah the Twilight and the Cursed Child. Completely relatable. Also one of the most problematic thing that I witnessed was, guys and girls in my school reading Chetan Bhagat and Twilight, while in 8th grade ! I now wonder how unhealthy it must have had been. Also, don't pay heed to the hate comments... I pity them really, how empty they must be at the time. Your videos are wonderful always. You bring this really fresh vibe everytime in your videos and vlogs.
And again it proves... that People do not know how to show their disapproval without these seriously bad wishes... So sorry you had to deal with that... I did not like the Cursed Child either...
@@stevenrobert4444 no , it desreves more hype and rating. its mostly 9-11 year old kids who read it. its rated for kids even though there are adult jokes and deeper stuff. the rest of the riordan books , like magnus chase , kane chronicles, etc. are underrated too. they are very good. yet the ratings are not doing justice. please. ....
@@prismmioouu If you were talking about underrated fantasy series who nobody talks about, I will give you a huge list to start with 😂. About rick Riordan, I think a lot of people already read it. Umm I get your point but then again, where I live, people read his works till they are in junior high? I adore it because of it doesn't use the same bullshit YA fiction formula. I think there's a lot of people who think the same. Among non readers, I would say, this is the second most popular series (all combined) after Harry potter (since they have no clue that there are way better books), if you are not counting all that popular YA bullcrap. 😕
OMG! You're so right about Mrs Funnybones. I was feeling exactly the same way. It read like as though she wrote down just anything that came to her mind and called it a book which a huge publishing house happily decided to market and sell. I wonder if an unknown or a new author had approached publishing houses with such a terribly written book with no plot, they would've thrown the manuscript on the author's face!!!
Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami - there's actually no story, all characters are frustrated, want to suicide or have sex. One hundred years of solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez - so confusing plot, i left in 100 pages. Milkman by Anna Burns - No idea how it got Man Booker. Absolutely no plot, and the writing is horrible, no punctuation and pages are filled with all nonsense with some incomprehensible words. Also left in 117 pages.
Honestly I liked divergent series. Maybe its because I read them when I was 13-14 idk how I'll feel about them if I were to read them now (I'm 20) and same with twilight. I loved the series when I read them but I am struggling with completing midnight sun and I've had that book since August
Chetan Bhagat is one author whose popularity is beyond me. And you are right about Twinkle Khanna...Her popularity as a writer is more to do with her famous surname. Harry Potter and the cursed child was indeed not up to the mark. I loved Twilight but the subsequent books not so much. A popular series that I really, really hate is Fifty Shades series. If you feel bad about Edward Cullen & Bella then wait till you read about Anastasia and Christian Grey.
Fifty shades of grey was originally a fanfic based on twilight, which blew up on internet and was later edited out and published as a book🙂 So, no wonder it was abusive
And when it ended I was like 'Hainnn' (Mrs Funnybones), you are hilarious and so genuine. I have seen a youtuber like you after so long. Really admire your style and all the best for your channel.
Read Chetan Bhagat books some 6 years back, when i started reading again for leisure... and the stories were good for me at that time... but now i realise the problematic aspects... also the Character of the Boy from Bihar in Half Girlfriend is Caricaturish according to me...
Exactly! His characters are so cliche and have no development whatsoever. But he was the one who wrote about "young and modern India" and I guess he deserves some credit for that ...
Thank God I didn't read the cursed child. Also, we have the same opinions about Divergent. A book that I am recently not liking is A touch of eternity by Durjoy Datta. Have you read that one?
6:53 i don't like twilight saga either but what u said abt bella's character giving a wrong message to young girls isn't sth i agree with. i mean she is a teen and many teen girls do think about their romantic relationships. and may be what bella thinks is wrong, u can't expect a character to be the way u want him/her to be. they can be flawed. so i don't think its a good idea to insert ur morals into that. of course i respect ur opinion and ur perspective. but books are not always meant to be abt lessons. character can be bad and evil as well
Here's my 'shit books i hate' list: The Mortal instruments Red queen All the bright places 13 reasons why Divergent Call me by your name But if you like any of these books good for you.
Dude mortal instruments would have been better if cassandra clare just reduced the number of characters....also it's kinda related to the infernal devices that's why it's kinda complex.
Jk Rowling, of a good writer but she was actually making up the story as she went, evident from the fact that she introduced time Turner which completely breaks the world mechanics of wizarding world and brings to question why didn't they use it to defeat voldemort but let a 13 year old girl use it to learn I mean which of the above two is more important? Also Barty Crouch could have easily kidnapped Harry any time but no he has to lay an elaborate plan with every chance of failure and some how pulls it off. Also George and Fred had been watching their brother sleep next Peter pettigrew for 3 whole years and never batted am eye?! I mean books were good for that age when we were young but now when you notice all this it takes away the charm
Yeah there are A LOT of plot holes in Harry Potter. Especially in the world building aspect. The thing that works for Harry Potter is the escapism, that she imagined a world which has magic and in which kids are the heroes. I think that works very well for the age group that it targets. And it imparts some really important lessons of love and acceptance - things the the author herself seems to have forgotten these days 🙄🙄🙄 Oh but about the Time Turner thing, the reason why they couldn’t go back in time to kill Voldemort is because the way time travel is explained in the book is a closed loop phenomena. So if I’m not wrong, the person gone back in time has to relive the time between the past he went to and the present he left. Which meant that anyone going back in time over such a long time would mess up the present and their age in the present and that isn’t allowed. Does that make sense? Hahaha
@@fandomnewbie just saw I had a comment from you!!! About the time Turner, lets just say they go back in time just before voldemort was resurrected, they know where he was hiding( his father's old house) and he was reduced to almost nothing. Dumbledore would just go back 3-. 4 hours back and bam voldy is dead.
Landed today on your channel and loved it . By the way , just asking ..how do you manage to read the books till end which you don’t like ? I usually put it down after 50 Pages if I don’t like .
I’ve actually become like that now where I don’t waste my time if I don’t like the book 😂😂 But earlier, I used to feel obliged to read it because I had spent money on it and just curiosity...like for Twilight, I had invested so much time in the series, so I really just wanted to know how it ended. But yeah, now I give up on books I don’t like. The most recent one being Suheldev by Amish. I couldn’t get past 50 pages 🙈🙈
Please recomand me a book that contains . Magic, fantasy , mystery. And rhe book should not be soo long . It can under 300 pages please reply . Or somebody is reading this comment please reply 🙏
Hi, Fantasy under 300 pages is rare to find. These would be my suggestion : Ember in the Ashes (series) by Saba Taahir Graceling ( can be read as a standalone) by Kirsten Cashore & Shadow & Bone (series) by Leigh Bardugo
I liked Half Girlfriend. Its a good story overall. Yeah there are some frustrating points in the middle but they are important for the story and overall when you finish it, it will leave you in a awe. And there is a happy ending. So yeah it was good when i read it 5years ago.
It was very traumatising for me to read the cursed child bcz yes, your right it’s absolutely ridiculous and when I was reading that I literally felt like someone pushing me off a high cliff bcz, you read 7 books that you grow to love and then the 8th one suddenly pops up and ruins the well planned and well ended story. I was literally abt to cry.
i can't believethat people gave u hatebased on ur opinion on the cursed child when I read I was disappointed at that time jk Rowling was my fav author and even now the hp series is one of my fav series but based on her standards my expectations were just high that's why I didn't like the cursed child
Yeah, some people just get very angry when you have opinions that oppose them 😂😂 and they don’t know how to constructively refute what you have said...
Hey! I think in another video, you say that Half-girlfriend was a book you loved in all of Chetan Bhagat's books but over here, you say that you didn't like it? It could have been my mistake but just let me know.
I love 1800's russian literature, but I hate Ana karenina with a burning passion. my suggestion is that you read dostoyevsky's gambler, it's like 1/20th of the length of karenina but ten times better.
Nice reviews,, Panning reviews are so fun to watch,, even more fun when it resonates with my own judgement :) Keep up the good work,, I am hooked on to your channel.
I think Chetan Bhagat books are best for people very new to reading cause it was like that for me now when l think back it's not the best but still Chetan Bhagat books introduced many to reading. And l very much agree with curse child,oh gosh.
God of small things , who gave booker price 😭, savi Sharmas worst book I don't know who's giving ratings 😖 your story, my story his story not ur story oh my my 😵 then then, Sudeep nagarkar I won't read these books never ever
@@siva1515 Percy Jackson is not underated. But yes not as famous as Harry Potter but I guess Percy Jackson movies are the reason it doesn't get as popular especially with Indians.
@@booksanimeenthusiast3802 if we compare to harry Potter percy Jackson is really very underrated. After all that series deserve more. Harry Potter don't have that much specialist if we compare to percy Jackson.
Why did you read those bullshits and waste your time ???? Aren't you mortal? There are so many great books in the world that one can't read them all There's Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Shakespeare, Rabindranath, Proust etc. etc. and many great mangas
People think I'm crazy when I say I hate Shiva Trilogy. Have you read The God of Small Things or Crime and Punishment? If not, please pick them up. I bet you will love them.
I can understand why people will not like the Shiva Trilogy. It isn't without it's flaws. I haven't read the books you suggested...what are they about?
I could try to make one. I've made a video called Books for Beginners and Fantasy Books for Beginners - some of them are definitely good for young teenagers and kids :)
Unfortunately, Indian audiences made it famous. If I'm not mistaken, about 1 million copies were sold in the first few months or something. Or at least that was the expected number of sales and I'm pretty sure they hit their targets 🙈
Thank you!! If you're a fan of dystopian fiction, you might still want to check out Divergent. I didn't like it, but many others have really enjoyed it :)
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I like to believe "The Cursed Child" never happened.
True
The teenager in me refuses to hate twilight 😂
I don't like books by Chetan Bhagat either
Hahaha! Yeah, I absolutely loved the first book when I read it...
Haters are the andmirers who are confused why people like you ❤️✨
- Paulo Coelho
This twilight rant is THE BEST🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha! I'm glad you enjoyed it. It's clearly something I'm passionate about lol
@@fandomnewbie 😂
Yeah the Twilight and the Cursed Child. Completely relatable. Also one of the most problematic thing that I witnessed was, guys and girls in my school reading Chetan Bhagat and Twilight, while in 8th grade !
I now wonder how unhealthy it must have had been. Also, don't pay heed to the hate comments... I pity them really, how empty they must be at the time.
Your videos are wonderful always. You bring this really fresh vibe everytime in your videos and vlogs.
Thank you so much! Usually hate comments don't bother me, but when they spew abuses and curses at you, it's a little hard to ignore :)
And again it proves... that People do not know how to show their disapproval without these seriously bad wishes... So sorry you had to deal with that... I did not like the Cursed Child either...
Percy Jackson is so underrated. same with the rest of Rick Riordan books. please read them
its also very underhyped
Yes! They are definitely on my list..
@@fandomnewbie cool!
I think you don't understand what 'underrated' means. It's quite popular, almost every kid reads them during their early teens.
@@stevenrobert4444 no , it desreves more hype and rating. its mostly 9-11 year old kids who read it. its rated for kids even though there are adult jokes and deeper stuff. the rest of the riordan books , like magnus chase , kane chronicles, etc. are underrated too. they are very good. yet the ratings are not doing justice. please. ....
@@prismmioouu If you were talking about underrated fantasy series who nobody talks about, I will give you a huge list to start with 😂. About rick Riordan, I think a lot of people already read it. Umm I get your point but then again, where I live, people read his works till they are in junior high? I adore it because of it doesn't use the same bullshit YA fiction formula. I think there's a lot of people who think the same. Among non readers, I would say, this is the second most popular series (all combined) after Harry potter (since they have no clue that there are way better books), if you are not counting all that popular YA bullcrap. 😕
OMG! You're so right about Mrs Funnybones. I was feeling exactly the same way. It read like as though she wrote down just anything that came to her mind and called it a book which a huge publishing house happily decided to market and sell. I wonder if an unknown or a new author had approached publishing houses with such a terribly written book with no plot, they would've thrown the manuscript on the author's face!!!
Exactly!! It's so annoying!
Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami - there's actually no story, all characters are frustrated, want to suicide or have sex.
One hundred years of solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez - so confusing plot, i left in 100 pages.
Milkman by Anna Burns - No idea how it got Man Booker. Absolutely no plot, and the writing is horrible, no punctuation and pages are filled with all nonsense with some incomprehensible words. Also left in 117 pages.
Dude ppl say murakami is a great author like his books are awesome. I was gonna start reading his books so Do u suggest reading them??
I so agree with the Norwegian Wood part. That book is straight up trash.
Norwegian is my favourite Murakami novel.
Honestly I liked divergent series. Maybe its because I read them when I was 13-14 idk how I'll feel about them if I were to read them now (I'm 20) and same with twilight. I loved the series when I read them but I am struggling with completing midnight sun and I've had that book since August
Chetan Bhagat is one author whose popularity is beyond me. And you are right about Twinkle Khanna...Her popularity as a writer is more to do with her famous surname. Harry Potter and the cursed child was indeed not up to the mark. I loved Twilight but the subsequent books not so much. A popular series that I really, really hate is Fifty Shades series. If you feel bad about Edward Cullen & Bella then wait till you read about Anastasia and Christian Grey.
Fifty shades of grey was originally a fanfic based on twilight, which blew up on internet and was later edited out and published as a book🙂 So, no wonder it was abusive
Yes!! I was just going to say the same thing!! I can't even believe 50 Shades got published. And then went on to become a bestseller *shakes head*
I second that thought!!
And when it ended I was like 'Hainnn' (Mrs Funnybones), you are hilarious and so genuine. I have seen a youtuber like you after so long. Really admire your style and all the best for your channel.
Thank you so much!! Your comment totally made my day ❤️❤️❤️
@@fandomnewbie ❤️
Also, Have not Read The twilight series, was thinking of getting it and reading it.. but now maybe not...
Read Chetan Bhagat books some 6 years back, when i started reading again for leisure... and the stories were good for me at that time... but now i realise the problematic aspects... also the Character of the Boy from Bihar in Half Girlfriend is Caricaturish according to me...
Exactly! His characters are so cliche and have no development whatsoever. But he was the one who wrote about "young and modern India" and I guess he deserves some credit for that ...
Thank God I didn't read the cursed child. Also, we have the same opinions about Divergent. A book that I am recently not liking is A touch of eternity by Durjoy Datta. Have you read that one?
I haven't read any Durjoy Datta books actually. I've heard such mixed reviews about his books, so I'm scared to pick them up 🙈
6:53 i don't like twilight saga either but what u said abt bella's character giving a wrong message to young girls isn't sth i agree with. i mean she is a teen and many teen girls do think about their romantic relationships. and may be what bella thinks is wrong, u can't expect a character to be the way u want him/her to be. they can be flawed. so i don't think its a good idea to insert ur morals into that.
of course i respect ur opinion and ur perspective. but books are not always meant to be abt lessons. character can be bad and evil as well
Here's my 'shit books i hate' list:
The Mortal instruments
Red queen
All the bright places
13 reasons why
Divergent
Call me by your name
But if you like any of these books good for you.
Okay. I'm gonna go ahead and assume those are all actual Books.
Dude mortal instruments would have been better if cassandra clare just reduced the number of characters....also it's kinda related to the infernal devices that's why it's kinda complex.
13 reasons why and All the bright places were better
Jk Rowling, of a good writer but she was actually making up the story as she went, evident from the fact that she introduced time Turner which completely breaks the world mechanics of wizarding world and brings to question why didn't they use it to defeat voldemort but let a 13 year old girl use it to learn I mean which of the above two is more important? Also Barty Crouch could have easily kidnapped Harry any time but no he has to lay an elaborate plan with every chance of failure and some how pulls it off. Also George and Fred had been watching their brother sleep next Peter pettigrew for 3 whole years and never batted am eye?! I mean books were good for that age when we were young but now when you notice all this it takes away the charm
Yeah there are A LOT of plot holes in Harry Potter. Especially in the world building aspect. The thing that works for Harry Potter is the escapism, that she imagined a world which has magic and in which kids are the heroes. I think that works very well for the age group that it targets. And it imparts some really important lessons of love and acceptance - things the the author herself seems to have forgotten these days 🙄🙄🙄
Oh but about the Time Turner thing, the reason why they couldn’t go back in time to kill Voldemort is because the way time travel is explained in the book is a closed loop phenomena. So if I’m not wrong, the person gone back in time has to relive the time between the past he went to and the present he left. Which meant that anyone going back in time over such a long time would mess up the present and their age in the present and that isn’t allowed. Does that make sense? Hahaha
@@fandomnewbie just saw I had a comment from you!!! About the time Turner, lets just say they go back in time just before voldemort was resurrected, they know where he was hiding( his father's old house) and he was reduced to almost nothing. Dumbledore would just go back 3-. 4 hours back and bam voldy is dead.
Hi. Can you pls have a book review of Rick riordan's books ,especially Percy Jackson's.
Can you do a detailed review on Kafka on the Shore? Like what each metaphors indicates
I didn't really enjoy Norwegian wood so much...It definetly doesn't deserve the hype it has
Oh finally someone who gets that!
I am so glad you talked about Bella. Its like someone said what I wanted to say from a long long time.
Landed today on your channel and loved it . By the way , just asking ..how do you manage to read the books till end which you don’t like ? I usually put it down after 50
Pages if I don’t like .
I’ve actually become like that now where I don’t waste my time if I don’t like the book 😂😂
But earlier, I used to feel obliged to read it because I had spent money on it and just curiosity...like for Twilight, I had invested so much time in the series, so I really just wanted to know how it ended. But yeah, now I give up on books I don’t like. The most recent one being Suheldev by Amish. I couldn’t get past 50 pages 🙈🙈
Please recomand me a book that contains . Magic, fantasy , mystery. And rhe book should not be soo long . It can under 300 pages please reply . Or somebody is reading this comment please reply 🙏
Hi, Fantasy under 300 pages is rare to find. These would be my suggestion : Ember in the Ashes (series) by Saba Taahir
Graceling ( can be read as a standalone) by Kirsten Cashore &
Shadow & Bone (series) by Leigh Bardugo
I liked Half Girlfriend. Its a good story overall. Yeah there are some frustrating points in the middle but they are important for the story and overall when you finish it, it will leave you in a awe. And there is a happy ending.
So yeah it was good when i read it 5years ago.
It was very traumatising for me to read the cursed child bcz yes, your right it’s absolutely ridiculous and when I was reading that I literally felt like someone pushing me off a high cliff bcz, you read 7 books that you grow to love and then the 8th one suddenly pops up and ruins the well planned and well ended story. I was literally abt to cry.
I know! I've heard it a much better play because the special effects apparently are great. But yeah, the story was an absolute mess!
That's cuz it isn't the 8th Book. It's a play.
i can't believethat people gave u hatebased on ur opinion on the cursed child
when I read I was disappointed
at that time jk Rowling was my fav author and even now the hp series is one of my fav series but based on her standards my expectations were just high that's why I didn't like the cursed child
Yeah, some people just get very angry when you have opinions that oppose them 😂😂 and they don’t know how to constructively refute what you have said...
@@fandomnewbie exactly
Shruti words in those books are just printed inks on paper; our interpretation of those words changes with time and thus our personal truth.
Hey! I think in another video, you say that Half-girlfriend was a book you loved in all of Chetan Bhagat's books but over here, you say that you didn't like it? It could have been my mistake but just let me know.
I love 1800's russian literature, but I hate Ana karenina with a burning passion. my suggestion is that you read dostoyevsky's gambler, it's like 1/20th of the length of karenina but ten times better.
Have u read brother karamazov by dostoyesky?? I rly wanna read it
@@ayaanshaikh1103 after reading some of his books somebody recommended it to me, if you like Dostoievski this'd be the way to go.
They told me Karamazov was better than the idiot, which I find hard to believe, but I hope it's true.
@@canyizas1567 ok thanks man appreciate it. I'll start reading the idiot first then and feel out his writing
I understood your thoughts on twilight but remember Edward is not a human and Bella is just a child,
Nice reviews,, Panning reviews are so fun to watch,, even more fun when it resonates with my own judgement :) Keep up the good work,, I am hooked on to your channel.
I just hate divergent series
Same; It's absolute garbage. Hunger Games may be a little overrated, but at least it keeps the main character ALIVE!!!
I think Chetan Bhagat books are best for people very new to reading cause it was like that for me now when l think back it's not the best but still Chetan Bhagat books introduced many to reading. And l very much agree with curse child,oh gosh.
God of small things , who gave booker price 😭, savi Sharmas worst book I don't know who's giving ratings 😖 your story, my story his story not ur story oh my my 😵 then then, Sudeep nagarkar I won't read these books never ever
Premchand is best author pls read him
The Alchemist is over rated . the dessert talks , the heart talks, the sky talks WTF is that😂
Yes 😂😂
Yes it is the most over rated sh*t. And harry Potter is another over rated where percy Jackson is an under rated.
@@siva1515 Percy Jackson is not underated. But yes not as famous as Harry Potter but I guess Percy Jackson movies are the reason it doesn't get as popular especially with Indians.
@@booksanimeenthusiast3802 if we compare to harry Potter percy Jackson is really very underrated. After all that series deserve more. Harry Potter don't have that much specialist if we compare to percy Jackson.
Exactly! I donot understand the hype around it. 😂
Why did you read those bullshits and waste your time ????
Aren't you mortal?
There are so many great books in the world that one can't read them all
There's Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Shakespeare, Rabindranath, Proust etc. etc. and many great mangas
People think I'm crazy when I say I hate Shiva Trilogy. Have you read The God of Small Things or Crime and Punishment? If not, please pick them up. I bet you will love them.
I can understand why people will not like the Shiva Trilogy. It isn't without it's flaws. I haven't read the books you suggested...what are they about?
Well , I read Mrs. funnybones..it's a veryy Hilarious Book .. I loved it ..
Yep cursed child disappointed me too compared to other potter series.
Even I didn't like Mrs Funnybones 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Chetan Bhagath books are so demeaning to women in general..like his books irks me so much god
Same thing happened with me while reading half girlfriend
Haha! yeah, that book was just so bad!!
Twilight Saga was horrible
Can you please make a book recommendations video for young teenagers or kids
I could try to make one. I've made a video called Books for Beginners and Fantasy Books for Beginners - some of them are definitely good for young teenagers and kids :)
Best thing is the Twilight rant.
I agree with everything
THE GREAT GATSBY!
Yeah many people don't like classics. They were meant for a different age I guess.
I tried reading Moby Dick and fell asleep....
Hey , please read rich dad poor dad book.
Sure! What is it about?
@@fandomnewbie it's about motivation
I love to read books.....continue to put videos .....especially harry potter😊😊😘
I will try my best!
I love twillight
5:11 that Laugh 😍❤
totally agree to u about allegiant
who thinks that half-girlfriend is famous??????
Unfortunately, Indian audiences made it famous. If I'm not mistaken, about 1 million copies were sold in the first few months or something. Or at least that was the expected number of sales and I'm pretty sure they hit their targets 🙈
Yey.....F bomb has been dropped.
Love ya.....
I agree with you for Mrs funny bones..... really so bad....
I KNOW!! Ugh, I don't know why it got to be so famous.
2:17 😂😂 Hyaa...!!
Hahaha 😂
I have not read any of these books an I guess I won't. Btw, I really like your videos.
Thank you!! If you're a fan of dystopian fiction, you might still want to check out Divergent. I didn't like it, but many others have really enjoyed it :)
U r sooo true 😂