**A Review of "Buffering: Unshared Tales of a Life Fully Loaded" by Hannah Hart**

I'm excited to share my thoughts on "Buffering: Unshared Tales of a Life Fully Loaded" by Hannah Hart, which was sent to me for review by Harper Collins. As a book reviewer, I have to admit that I don't typically read books about YouTubers or celebrities, but when I saw the title and knew it was written by Hannah Hart, I was eager to give it a try.

Hannah Hart is, of course, a big name in the YouTube world, known for her entertaining channel My Drunk Kitchen, as well as her Hardo series with Mayry and Grace. While I don't always watch her videos, I do enjoy watching them with my sisters because they're such a fun and engaging trio. What I think is really interesting about Hannah's videos is the way she comes across - she's so positive and has this infectious energy that makes you want to love her even more.

As I read through "Buffering", I felt like I was getting a glimpse into Hannah's life, beyond what I'd seen on her YouTube channel. The book takes readers through her journey, from the moments that shaped her into who she is today, and it's really fascinating to see how those experiences have influenced her as a person and as a content creator.

One thing that struck me about "Buffering" was the writing - I was pleasantly surprised by how well-written the book is. As someone who doesn't typically read books about YouTubers or celebrities, I wasn't sure what to expect, but Hannah's voice really comes through on the page. The writing is engaging and entertaining, making it feel like you're having a conversation with a friend over coffee.

I also appreciated how honest Hannah is in her book - she shares struggles with mental illness, awkward moments as a young content creator, and other personal experiences that make her story feel truly relatable. What I loved about "Buffering" was the way Hannah writes about these challenges, making them feel so accessible and understandable.

**A Different Perspective on Hannah Hart**

As someone who doesn't always watch Hannah's videos or engage with her online presence, it was really interesting to see a different side of her through this book. The writing style is conversational and easy to follow, making it feel like you're reading a friend's story rather than a traditional biography.

One thing that stood out to me about "Buffering" was the way Hannah writes about her experiences as a content creator. She talks about how it can be both liberating and overwhelming at times, and I found myself nodding along in agreement. As someone who has started building my own YouTube presence, I can relate to some of the struggles she describes.

**The Plot of "Buffering"**

Overall, I was really impressed with "Buffering". The writing is engaging, the story is fascinating, and Hannah's voice comes through on every page. If you're a fan of YouTubers or just looking for a compelling read, I highly recommend checking out this book.

As someone who doesn't always read books about YouTubers or celebrities, I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed "Buffering". The writing is witty and engaging, making it feel like you're reading a friend's story rather than a traditional biography. What really stood out to me, however, was the way Hannah writes about her experiences as a content creator - she talks about the highs and lows of building an online presence, and I found myself nodding along in agreement.

**A Final Word on "Buffering"**

I ended up giving "Buffering" four out of five stars. While it's not my typical genre read, I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it. Hannah's voice comes through on every page, making it feel like you're reading a friend's story rather than a traditional biography.

Overall, I think "Buffering" is a must-read for anyone interested in YouTubers or content creators. It's a fascinating look into Hannah Hart's life and experiences, and her writing style makes it feel both engaging and accessible. If you're looking for a compelling read, I highly recommend checking out this book.

**A Release Date to Look Forward To**

"Buffering: Unshared Tales of a Life Fully Loaded" is set to be released on October 18th, so mark your calendars if you're interested in reading it. As someone who was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed the book, I'm excited for fans to get their hands on it and experience Hannah Hart's story for themselves.

Overall, I think "Buffering" is a great addition to any reader's library - whether you're a fan of YouTubers or just looking for a compelling read. So go ahead, pick up your own copy of "Buffering", and get ready to be entertained by Hannah Hart's story in all its glory!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey everyone it's Hailey and today I'm going to be doing a spoiler-free review for buffering unshared Tales of a life fully loaded by Hannah Hart so this book was sent to me for review by Harper Collins so thank you so much to them for sending this to me honestly I don't think I would have picked this up otherwise but I'm really glad that I did so Hannah Hart is obviously the big YouTuber My Drunk Kitchen Hardo she does crazy things on YouTube and honestly I don't really watch her videos all that often I mostly watch booktubers I don't really watch much else but I do really like watching the videos with mayry and Grace and Hannah together because I think that they are an amazing Trio and their videos are just really enjoyable and I think something that comes across about Hannah in those videos is that she's really positive and she has a message to spread and she's really just happy and has this really great outlook on life and she just seems like this happy like cute little person that you just want to love and you can't help but love and I think this book it portrayed that but at the same time you got another side of her that was so interesting to see so this book is all about her life and it's kind of the life moments that she thinks really led her to be who she is today so it's leading up to her being a YouTuber and also talking about her being a YouTuber or content creator as she likes to be called and I agree that's a much better title but um I found it to be super interesting and I'm just going to move on on to talking about the writing so I was so pleasantly surprised by the writing of this book now I haven't read any YouTubers books before I love supporting fellow YouTubers but I just I mean I haven't really been interested in any other YouTubers books but when I was emailed asking if I wanted to receive a copy of this book I was like I want to support a fellow YouTuber and I think that it seems interesting I love the title first off I just think it's so funny cuz my sisters and I whenever we like forget our train of thought we'll say buffering so it's just kind of an inside joke thing too and it's just funny so I love the title so I was like yeah like I'll give it a shot and I thought it was so well written you really get I mean in Hannah's videos you see that she's really well spoken and it comes across in her writing as well there are some instances where she's um she has some journal entries from before she even did YouTube and you can see she is a great writer even before she did YouTube or anything she is really well spok but it comes through on the page and I think her voice also comes through which is something that's really hard to do but when you're reading this book you get the sense that it's Hannah telling you her life story and it seems like it's a friend who's kind of talking to you over coffee and telling you everything that they have been through and everything that has led them to who they are today The Good the Bad and the Ugly all of it they talk about it and you got all of that in this book and you got it in Hannah's voice which made it be a really personal experience that you can't really get get from most non-fiction books and I don't read non-fiction a lot and it's because of that but I think that her voice came through so starkly and it was just so well done so you might notice that this reviews format is a little bit different than my usual and that's because I can't really talk about characters because it's not characters it's a non-fiction book so it's actual people so I'm just going to move right along to the plot and the plot of this book was really great I loved seeing her velop as a person and it's a really unflinchingly honest narrative about her struggles and her successes and how she came to be the person that she is today and what she wishes to accomplish in the future and I think that it was very inspirational and I think especially as someone who kind of feels like I'm in a similar position to where she has been in her life it was a really nice thing to read about I think I mean my YouTube has becoming bigger than I ever expected it to be and it's really something that now I want to build a career out of and I think seeing her talking about how it's really weird to be building a career out of something you just did for fun and to be talking to different businesses I mean especially when you're so young you don't really know what to say and it's an awkward position to be in and I think that that came through so well in this book that she like made it relatable I could relate to it so well and it just made me feel like once again I was talking to a friend and I was like yes like you understand me and it's not even just that she talks about other struggles in her life struggles with mental illness struggles with all sorts of different things and she tells you just her life story in a way that is so engaging and so entertaining and I really loved it because of that so overall I ended up giving this book a four out of five stars I loved hearing the story of Hannah and I think that the way that she wrote this book was awesome and it really just felt like a friend who was sharing their life story with you so it was really personal story and I think that this book will do really well because I mean it's so well done and it's very interesting to see a different side of someone that you are familiar with from seeing on a camera and now you get to see kind of an inside scoop on her and it's just something that changes your view of her but in a positive way so that is all for today's review I hope you guys enjoyed make sure that you pick up your own copy of buffering it is coming out October 18th and honestly I think you guys will really love it it's non not what I normally review on my channel but I think that it really kind of still is something that you guys would enjoy because I wasn't expecting to be a huge fan of it but I was so pleasantly surprised so yeah I hope you guys enjoyed this video and I will see you guys in the next one bye\n"