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i don't get how in the background of a few videos ex: december tbr, there is a pile of books on the wall with no stand at all, when on the second one, you can see a stand at the bottom. so how on earth is the top one staying up???

have you done a full review video on All the Light we cannot see by Antohy Doerr? i'm reading the book now and loving it!

Hi, I have a book, would like your view on it and if you will feature it on your channel I will send over a copy for free. Currently it is on KDP as a self-published work, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01G5XNCF0 Winter Flames is the first novel of the Knights of the Dragon: Champions of Arcana series. An original sword and sorcery epic of magic, warfare, love and heroism set in the mysterious and magical world of Arcana. Join god-child Kairthalas Bloodedge and his immortal Astrastars as they defend their home against the might of the world-slaying Legion of the Dark. Please allow me to have your email if you require a full copy.

what about "hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy"

hey! i was wondering if you've read the light between oceans and if you could do review on it, i just finished it and would love to know your thoughts!

Hi Regan! I was wandeling if you've read the way of shadows trilogy. Im thinking of buying it and i really like the books you read, so Maybe you can tell me if it is a good trilogy ? :)

What kind of bookcase do you use. Mine is wobbly and sags due to the weight of books.

YOU SHOULD READ THE SLATED TRILOGY! :D

Your glasses are so cute. 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

http://www.thriftbooks.com/images/logo.svg You're welcome

Hi Regan, from all of your videos I know you like Historical Fiction, I just read Front Lines by Michael Grant and thought it was fantastic. I definitely recommend it and it would be awesome if you did a review on it :). Love your videos!

Hi Regan regarding romance recommendations I suggest you peruse a couple of Western/Native American style novels. Yes, I know this genre has an awful lot of poo in it, but there are some gems to be had if one perseveres. The first is historical (set at the end of the 19th century)  and called 'Dancing on Coals' by Ellen O'Connell. The main characters are superbly balanced - she is no shrinking violet and there is nothing about him that wants to save her, but nevertheless, despite their mutual antipathy, after surviving a number of adventures, they start to gel. Their romance is well paced, neither dragging nor hurried, and although the ending might be considered a little weak, as a true blue romantic, I was fine with it. My second recommendation is 'This Time Forever' by Kathleen Eagle. How I love this book. It's kind of contemporary (if you consider the late 1980's early 1990's contemporary) with a pretty gritty storyline sprinkled with prejudice, loss and redemption. The first part of the book is a bit slow but persevere because it improves in leaps and bounds and I would thoroughly recommend the Audible version narrated by Katrina Carmony - she does an excellent job! Hope you give them a go and enjoy them as much as I do. :-D

Hi Regan! You're my favourite booktuber! Love your fantasy and YA books! Could you please do a book review of The Novice by Taran Matharu. Thanks!

The way you speak is cringe-worthy..

Hi!! I just joined booktube because of you and sasha. You guys have amazing videos; I watch them religiously. haha

Hey Regan, Great reviews! What do you think of Wheel of Time, as an avid High Fantasy reader I know its a staple of the genre; but 14 books and i hear about 4-6 of them are super slow. Thoughts?

Hey Regan! I'm interested in starting a Booktube channel...I just don't know where to start. I was wondering what equipment you use (camera wise and editing wise) so I can start researching. Thank you! -Shelbie P.S. You are amazing and I love getting a notification when you upload a new video (Even my fiance likes to watch them and he is NOT a reader. :P )

Hi Regan! Can you please do a book review on Nigh Film. Thank you! :) 

I like it!

Hi, first off, you're awesome!!!  Second, can you do a video on sub-genres? I''m not really sure what contemporary novels are and you mentioned a sub genre of fantasy in your last video (I think... mine show up in random order). Also, how do you read so much while in college? I have finished only one in the month I've been in school. PS: The Mistborn series by Brandon Sanderson is AMAZEBALLS!