Love letters! that’s great idea. I first read My Dark Vanessa too a year ago and got curious with Lolita. And yes, I agree a break is needed from reading those two.
I'm here for the vibes too. I had the exact same feeling reading Lolita in my teens. I'm planning to reread it next month and can't wait to experience it all over again. I wonder if I'll be so easily tricked by our narrator again. It's the book that started my dive into Nabokov's writing and interest in Russian storytelling in general!
The Anthropocene Reviewed is on of my favourite non fic reads, purely because of how human it is. I've followed Hank and John Green since I was a young teen and while I think I've grown out of and from the YA fiction he's written, his non fiction work here and with Crash Course and on Vlogbrothers videos are magical.
I feel like a remember hearing that he's focusing on writing more non fic going forward, so I'm looking forward to whatever he churns out next! Crash Course is an absolute GEM of a human creation!
Love letters! that’s great idea. I first read My Dark Vanessa too a year ago and got curious with Lolita. And yes, I agree a break is needed from reading those two.
Hi - I really love this. I'm nervous to post in depth reviews/analyses on here, so I think experiences are more accurate!!
me too! I haven’t studied any literature courses too so idk what to say about books 🙃
I'm here for the vibes too. I had the exact same feeling reading Lolita in my teens. I'm planning to reread it next month and can't wait to experience it all over again. I wonder if I'll be so easily tricked by our narrator again. It's the book that started my dive into Nabokov's writing and interest in Russian storytelling in general!
and to think English wasn’t even Nabokov’s first language. I am also on a Russian lit journey too! I’m starting Anna Karenina this month.
The Anthropocene Reviewed is on of my favourite non fic reads, purely because of how human it is. I've followed Hank and John Green since I was a young teen and while I think I've grown out of and from the YA fiction he's written, his non fiction work here and with Crash Course and on Vlogbrothers videos are magical.
Tina, exactly! I feel the same! I DNFed Turtles All The Way Down because I realized I had outgrown YA. But I am still a great fan of crash course!
I feel like a remember hearing that he's focusing on writing more non fic going forward, so I'm looking forward to whatever he churns out next! Crash Course is an absolute GEM of a human creation!
oh that’s nice! Crash course is the OG. Also every time I finish a classic I always check if crash course has a video on it 😂