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Gabe and Joe

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Of Mice And Men - Allan, Benoît and Abdoulah 

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Of Mice And Men - Allan, Benoît and Abdoulah 

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why did we choose this book? "Of Mice and Men" is a very intriguing book with a very sad ending (the death of Lennie killed like cattle by George) but despite the great pessimism found throughout the book, a message is conveyed that we found interesting to talk about.

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11. Brown Girl Reading : our new Booktuber!!!!!!!!! 

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11. Brown Girl Reading : our new Booktuber!!!!!!!!! 

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This channel is about anything and everything that interests me, but mostly about BOOKS!

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BOOKTUBE, BOOKTUBER, BOOKTUBING! American OIB literature class 11th grade 2017-2018 Lycée International Nelson Mandela, Nantes.

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also accepted to be interviewed! Thank you so much!!!

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Adam accepted to join the project and will be interviewed by my students. Thanks so much!!!!!!

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A place for me to babble on about the books that I have been reading Contact: Email: lastdayofsummer@gmail.com Instagram: alifelessboring Twitter: MementoMor...

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Last summer I started watching BookTube more regularly than I have in some years and I discovered a lot of amazing new channels. I published a list, which contained some of my personal favorites along with a few I thought people with slightly different reading tastes might enjoy as well. This list is geared more toward my personal tastes. I'm focusing on BookTubers who mostly talk about genres I prefer (i.e. adult fiction + nonfiction) and whose personalities I click with. Here we go!

I spent most of December binge-watching The Book Castle, iPod in hand, adding books to my Book Depository wishlist. Alice is a Norwegian book blogger who covers mostly literary fiction and classics, with some nonfiction and genre fiction thrown in on occasion. The visual quality of her videos is outstanding and I have serious bookshelf envy.

You know when you find an amazing BookTube channel and you just want to tell all your friends about it? That's what I felt like when I discovered The Storyscape. Dominique films quality videos on all sorts of book-related topics (including some fantastic author interviews) and best of all, SHE CAN SIIIIIIIIIIINNNG. Also, she shares my feelings about Severus Snape. This is very important.

Nnenna predominantly covers adult fiction with a pinch of YA fiction thrown in. We share a very similar taste in contemporary literature so I usually head over to her channel when I want to see reviews of books that are already on my TBR list.

I like a thoughtful book review as much as the next person but sometimes I'm more in the mood to be entertained, which is why I love Lauren's presentation style. Her videos are no less informative than any other BookTuber's but her fun personality and sense of humor add a little something extra to the mix.

Lesley films great reviews but my favorite things about her channel are her series, "Conversations Over Coffee" and "10 Things You May Not Know About..." In the first, she starts a discussion about a bookish topic and in the second she lists ten interesting facts about classic authors.

Adam's channel is less than a year old but he's already it's making a big impact in the BookTube community. He injects a lot of fun and humor into his discussion of classic and literary fiction. My book blogging circle is about 97% female, so it's nice to have a male perspective on the sorts of books that I like to read.

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Speaking of the male perspective... I have a really short attention span, so I tend to watch more "best of" and "book haul" videos than straightforward reviews. Max's reviews are an exception. They are thorough and insightful but not too long. I really appreciate his perspective on new and backlist fiction.

Mollie is a freelance book editor and newish BookTuber who covers adult and YA fiction. Most of her videos are light and fun, and for those interested in editing as a profession, she has a series called "Editor Talk."

Katie is another relatively new BookTuber that I've been enjoying watching lately. I love her unboxing videos and also really enjoy peering at that gorgeous bookshelf she uses as her filming background!

The unspoken rule of YouTube is: Make your videos short and snappy or people won't watch them. Amanda defiantly flouts that rule and makes long, thoughtful videos in which she talks in-depth about the books she reads. Here's a quick introduction to her channel:
What are your favorite BookTube channels? Leave them in the comments below!

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5. 10 of the Most Outstanding BookTube Channels on Parchment Girl's blog

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I don't know about you, but when I logon to YouTube, I usually end up spending hours clicking from video to video. It's probably not the most productive way to spend an afternoon, but it's hard to control myself when there are so many amazing vloggers (video bloggers) talking about books!

A couple of years ago I wrote A Beginner's Guide to BookTube, in which I highlighted some of my favorite channels and videos. Since then, so many new book lovers have joined the ranks and some previously small and unknown channels have grown to epic proportions. Choosing just ten favorites was hard and I spend hours agonizing over this list, but I'm happy with the result. Without further ado, here are my top ten favorite BookTube channels in no particular order:

The Readables was one of the first BookTube channels I found when I first started blogging. Priscilla's fast-paced style and exceptional editing capabilities make her videos a joy to watch. She's also an amazing artist and dabbles in animation. Priscilla covers books in almost every genre, from mystery and YA to classics and literary fiction.

Ariel has a unique style among BookTubers. She is more analytical than most, which, being an analytical person myself, I greatly appreciate. She's also incredibly funny and entertaining. I recently learned from one of her videos that she's in a long distance relationship with BookTuber Gregory White, who filmed the most epic review of Fifty Shades of Gray ever.

Jose reviews a lot of mysteries, thrillers, and literary fiction, which is right up my alley. She has a series called "Hidden Gem Books" in which she talks about little known books.

Chami has great energy and the most adorable Australian accent in the history of Australian accents. She mostly talks about YA books.

Natasha reviews YA books, the occasional adult novel, and TV shows. She also does collab videos with other BookTubers, most notably Christina Riccio of PolandBananasBooks. Sometimes she branches out and does something totally different, like in the video below where she combines her love of fashion and Me Before You.

Jen is a bestselling author and poet. I love her channel because I am pretty much guaranteed to learn about at least one book I've never heard of before in every video. Jen is one of the few BookTubers who covers small press poetry and fiction.

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Kristyn is another BookTuber who shares my taste in literature. She has an easygoing style and I absolutely love her bookcase (or rather the books in it) in the background!

Sasha mainly reviews YA fiction. She has a fun personality and likes to take readers along on her adventures (to BEA, bookstores, etc.). She also does the occasional parody and collab with other BookTubers.

Scottish BookTuber Jean shares her thoughts on a wide variety of books with an emphasis on literary fiction and the classics. (And yeah, her accent is amazing.)

And lastly, my current favorite: Sanne is a Social Media Producer at Penguin Random House UK. She explores a variety of genres in her videos and has an engaging style.
What are your favorite BookTube channels?

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I don't know about you, but when I logon to YouTube, I usually end up spending hours clicking from video to video. It's probably not the most productive way to spend an afternoon, but it's hard to control myself when there are so many amazing vloggers (video bloggers) talking about books!

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3. 10 Books EVERY Student Should Read - 2017 Book Recommendations

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Check out Wisecrack! - https://goo.gl/BS1M28 The Philosophy of One-Punch Man - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQB6ctBXNzs Thug Notes: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WJqcQ_v8qw Want to know which books you should read this year? Today I've got 10 recommendations, covering topics ranging from productivity to career skills to personal finance (and more).

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2. 18 Great Books You Probably Haven't Read 

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