**Reading List: October Picked Books**
A family of boys and something happens to one of the members of this family that's kind of disclosed in the first chapter of the book being discussed is very unique, it's definitely not something I feel like I've come across very often. It makes it a little difficult to read um like it's a little confusing but it also is very enjoyable I don't know I don't know if that makes sense but if you've read any part of this book I think you'll understand what I mean by that like everyday scenarios are just written about and explained and talked about differently where you kind of have to reread it to ground yourself back in the story. But yeah anyway, I picked this up I was really excited to have it, I'm excited to continue to read it and I'm sure I'll have a review about it once I finish it.
**Nightmare by Laini Taylor - Sequel to Strange the Dreamer**
Another highly anticipated book for me is Nightmare by Laini Taylor, the sequel to Strange the Dreamer which I read last year and loved. Um I'm planning to read this book next but the Strange the Dreamer is absolutely amazing lyrical fantasy story following a very powerful dual perspective one of them being Laslo Straze who basically spends his time being a scholar on this lost city of Weep, which I feel like I've talked about the synopsis a lot but this is a story that is just breathtaking in its scope and also its originality. And I feel like Laini Taylor always has such an exceptional job really bringing the element of human pain and human like complexity to even the most fantastical situations like yeah someone might have wings or have magical powers but the pain that they feel is still really relatable in our world as well. That being said, can't wait to dive into the sequel I think it's gonna be incredible.
**Vengeful by V.E Schwab**
The next book I'm gonna talk about is Vengeful by V.E Schwab, which I recently just read vicious so I feel like fresh and ready to dive into this sequel. Loved vicious just as much as I did the first time so I'm really curious to see how she's going to go and approach this sequel just because I feel like the first one did end in a like satisfying way. I'm sure we'll be following some new characters and I'm sure we'll encounter some old characters and the story lines will just take my breath away V.E Schwab always has such amazing dark writing about characters especially in this series that you kind of love to hate um but yeah, I don't really want to know too much about this book before going in. I've already heard really good things about it so I'm taking that as a very positive uh expectations for going into this book definitely think I'll pick this up soon or rather than later.
**Book of the Month Picks**
The last two books I have to talk about are the two books I picked from Book of the Month this month. The first one is The Hurricane's Eye by Nathan Philbrick, which is a nonfiction novel that follows a little-known battle from the Revolutionary War and apparently gives us a new provocative way of looking at the war that created the United States. So that sounds interesting. I always feel like I don't read enough about American history I feel like I've always looked at American history as super boring as I've preferred European history but since I've encountered Hamilton, I'm like I need to give American history more of a try so I saw this on Book of the Month as an option, I picked it up because it sounded really cool. So hopefully I'll like it.
**Kate Morton - The Clock Maker's Daughter**
The last book I have to show you guys in this video is Kate Morton, The Clockmaker's Daughter and this just sounds like a really beautifully written like lyrical historical fiction crime murder mystery which are honestly all of my favorite things but this follows a group of artists that go to the secluded manor in hopes of having a beautiful and lazy summer together. But by the end of it one woman is shot dead while another has disappeared a priceless heirloom is missing and one character's life is an absolute ruins and this is the story of that whole thing unfolding. It sounds very, very interesting, very entertaining and one that I think will keep me on the edge of my seat uh and I also love the cover and the author just looks so trendy. I mean she got a full back page like wow so yeah definitely excited to pick this up, I want to say this winter it sounds like something I'm gonna read soon guys. Those are all of the books I picked up this October not a bunch but I think a really nice curated group of books let me know down below some books you've picked up recently as I would love to know and be sure to check out the Audible coupon below if you want a free month free if you're interested and I'll see you guys soon with more reading updates.
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enguys it's reagan and today i'm here to do my october book haul and before i begin i want to initially apologize for any possible construction sounds they're pouring concrete outside my apartment right now and i need to film so we just gotta we just gotta live we just gotta make do with the concrete and the books i have a pretty decent collection of books to talk about this month all of them i'm incredibly excited for most of them are new releases that i picked up or pre-ordered throughout the month of october the first book i'm gonna talk about is not actually a physical book but it's actually an audio book from audible who i'm working with for this video and i have been loving audiobooks since i've moved to new york and began commuting on the subway to and from work subways are really crowded and being able to zone out with an audiobook while you're just crammed and surrounded by people on a subway to and from work every day has been a joy i look forward to and have loved and am so grateful for but the audiobook i've recently been listening to and loving on my commute is elantris by brandon sanderson i am on a roll reading brandon sanderson books during my commute and this particular audiobook is awesome because it's the 10th anniversary edition and i'm really liking it being said if you guys are interested and starting your own audible subscription i will leave the information link down below as well as on the screen you can use my code proofs project to get a free 30-day trial if you're interested i would definitely give it a try audiobooks have been an amazing mentor for me personally so it might be something great for you as well so that's my first book that i'm gonna haul next book i picked up was bridge of clay by marcus zuzak this is one of the most highly anticipated books of like my life it feels like i've been waiting for this book for 10 years i got the signed first edition copy obviously but this book i initially thought was a fantasy book i was wrong i've started it i'm about 50 pages in 50 pages in i still don't have a full grasp of what this book is about aside from it following a family of boys and something happens to one of the members of this family that's kind of disclosed in the first chapter the writing side of this book is very unique it's definitely not something i feel like i've come across very often it makes it a little difficult to read um like it's a little confusing but it also is very enjoyable i don't know i don't know if that makes sense but if you've read any part of this book i think you'll understand what i mean by that like everyday scenarios are just written about and explained and talked about differently where you kind of have to reread it to ground yourself back in the story but yeah anyway i picked this up i was really excited to have it i'm excited to continue to read it and i'm sure i'll have a review about it once i finish it next up i have news of nightmare by laini taylor another really highly anticipated book for me this sequel to strange the dreamer which i read last year and loved um i'm planning to read this book next but the strange the dreamer is a absolutely amazing lyrical fantasy story following a very powerful dual perspective one of them being lasso strange who basically spends his time being a scholar on this lost city of weep which i feel like i've talked about the synopsis a lot but this is a story that is just breathtaking in its scope and also its originality and i feel like laini taylor always has such an exceptional job really bringing the element of human pain and human like complexity to even the most fantastical situations like yeah someone might have wings or have magical powers but the pain that they feel is still really relatable in our world as well that being said can't wait to dive into the sequel i think it's gonna be incredible i cannot wait it's also so shiny the next book i'm gonna talk about is vengeful by v.e schwab i recently just read vicious so i feel like fresh and ready to dive into this sequel i loved vicious just as much as i did the first time so i'm really curious to see how she's going to go and approach this sequel just because i feel like the first one did end in a like satisfying way i'm sure we'll be following some new characters and i'm sure we'll encounter some old characters and the story lines will just take my breath away ve schwab always has such amazing dark writing about characters especially in this series that you kind of love to hate um but yeah i don't really want to know too much about this book before going in i've already heard really good things about that so i'm taking that as a very positive uh expectations for going into this book definitely think i'll pick this up soon or rather than later and i just hope it's good dark and delicious the last two books i have to talk about are the two books i picked from book of the month this month the first one is the hurricane's eye by nathan philbrick this is a nonfiction novel that follows a little-known battle from the revolutionary war and apparently gives us a new provocative way of looking at the war that created the united states so that sounds interesting i always feel like i don't read enough about american history i feel like i've always looked at american history as super boring as i've preferred european history but since i've encountered hamilton i'm like i need to give american history more of a try so i saw this on book of a month as an option i picked it up because it sounded really cool so hopefully i like it and the last book i have to show you guys in this video is kate morton the clock maker's daughter and this just sounds like a really beautifully written like lyrical historical fiction crime murder mystery which are honestly all of my favorite things but this follows a group of artists that go to the secluded manner in hopes of having a beautiful and lazy summer together but by the end of it one woman is shot dead while another has disappeared a priceless heirloom is missing and one character's life is an absolute ruins and this is the story of that whole thing unfolding it sounds very very interesting very entertaining and one that i think will keep me on the edge of my seat uh and i also love the cover and the author just looks so trendy i mean she got a full back page like wow so yeah definitely excited to pick this up i want to say this winter it sounds like something i'm gonna read soon guys those are all of the books i picked up this october not a bunch but i think a really nice curated group of books let me know down below some books you've picked up recently as i would love to know and be sure to check out the audible coupon below if you want a free month free if you're interested and i'll see you guys soon with another video soon goodbyeguys it's reagan and today i'm here to do my october book haul and before i begin i want to initially apologize for any possible construction sounds they're pouring concrete outside my apartment right now and i need to film so we just gotta we just gotta live we just gotta make do with the concrete and the books i have a pretty decent collection of books to talk about this month all of them i'm incredibly excited for most of them are new releases that i picked up or pre-ordered throughout the month of october the first book i'm gonna talk about is not actually a physical book but it's actually an audio book from audible who i'm working with for this video and i have been loving audiobooks since i've moved to new york and began commuting on the subway to and from work subways are really crowded and being able to zone out with an audiobook while you're just crammed and surrounded by people on a subway to and from work every day has been a joy i look forward to and have loved and am so grateful for but the audiobook i've recently been listening to and loving on my commute is elantris by brandon sanderson i am on a roll reading brandon sanderson books during my commute and this particular audiobook is awesome because it's the 10th anniversary edition and i'm really liking it being said if you guys are interested and starting your own audible subscription i will leave the information link down below as well as on the screen you can use my code proofs project to get a free 30-day trial if you're interested i would definitely give it a try audiobooks have been an amazing mentor for me personally so it might be something great for you as well so that's my first book that i'm gonna haul next book i picked up was bridge of clay by marcus zuzak this is one of the most highly anticipated books of like my life it feels like i've been waiting for this book for 10 years i got the signed first edition copy obviously but this book i initially thought was a fantasy book i was wrong i've started it i'm about 50 pages in 50 pages in i still don't have a full grasp of what this book is about aside from it following a family of boys and something happens to one of the members of this family that's kind of disclosed in the first chapter the writing side of this book is very unique it's definitely not something i feel like i've come across very often it makes it a little difficult to read um like it's a little confusing but it also is very enjoyable i don't know i don't know if that makes sense but if you've read any part of this book i think you'll understand what i mean by that like everyday scenarios are just written about and explained and talked about differently where you kind of have to reread it to ground yourself back in the story but yeah anyway i picked this up i was really excited to have it i'm excited to continue to read it and i'm sure i'll have a review about it once i finish it next up i have news of nightmare by laini taylor another really highly anticipated book for me this sequel to strange the dreamer which i read last year and loved um i'm planning to read this book next but the strange the dreamer is a absolutely amazing lyrical fantasy story following a very powerful dual perspective one of them being lasso strange who basically spends his time being a scholar on this lost city of weep which i feel like i've talked about the synopsis a lot but this is a story that is just breathtaking in its scope and also its originality and i feel like laini taylor always has such an exceptional job really bringing the element of human pain and human like complexity to even the most fantastical situations like yeah someone might have wings or have magical powers but the pain that they feel is still really relatable in our world as well that being said can't wait to dive into the sequel i think it's gonna be incredible i cannot wait it's also so shiny the next book i'm gonna talk about is vengeful by v.e schwab i recently just read vicious so i feel like fresh and ready to dive into this sequel i loved vicious just as much as i did the first time so i'm really curious to see how she's going to go and approach this sequel just because i feel like the first one did end in a like satisfying way i'm sure we'll be following some new characters and i'm sure we'll encounter some old characters and the story lines will just take my breath away ve schwab always has such amazing dark writing about characters especially in this series that you kind of love to hate um but yeah i don't really want to know too much about this book before going in i've already heard really good things about that so i'm taking that as a very positive uh expectations for going into this book definitely think i'll pick this up soon or rather than later and i just hope it's good dark and delicious the last two books i have to talk about are the two books i picked from book of the month this month the first one is the hurricane's eye by nathan philbrick this is a nonfiction novel that follows a little-known battle from the revolutionary war and apparently gives us a new provocative way of looking at the war that created the united states so that sounds interesting i always feel like i don't read enough about american history i feel like i've always looked at american history as super boring as i've preferred european history but since i've encountered hamilton i'm like i need to give american history more of a try so i saw this on book of a month as an option i picked it up because it sounded really cool so hopefully i like it and the last book i have to show you guys in this video is kate morton the clock maker's daughter and this just sounds like a really beautifully written like lyrical historical fiction crime murder mystery which are honestly all of my favorite things but this follows a group of artists that go to the secluded manner in hopes of having a beautiful and lazy summer together but by the end of it one woman is shot dead while another has disappeared a priceless heirloom is missing and one character's life is an absolute ruins and this is the story of that whole thing unfolding it sounds very very interesting very entertaining and one that i think will keep me on the edge of my seat uh and i also love the cover and the author just looks so trendy i mean she got a full back page like wow so yeah definitely excited to pick this up i want to say this winter it sounds like something i'm gonna read soon guys those are all of the books i picked up this october not a bunch but i think a really nice curated group of books let me know down below some books you've picked up recently as i would love to know and be sure to check out the audible coupon below if you want a free month free if you're interested and i'll see you guys soon with another video soon goodbye\n"
