YOOO, I FOUND MY FAV BOOK OF 2021?! Blackathon/Feb Wrap Up [CC]

TL;DR

Messy Jesse shares her belated February Blackathon wrap-up, discussing her favorite reads, challenges, and upcoming videos.

Transcript

what up my channel? welcome back to another  video! i'm messy jesse and you're watching..... i feel like we're here every single  month every single month! i'm   apologizing for a video being late look... one  day i won't be trash. today is not that day!   let's move on shall we? i am finally presenting  my very very late my belated february   slas... Read More

Key Insights

• 🖤 February is a month of discovering favorite books from Black authors.
• 🧡 Black literature explores a wide range of genres, including mystery, science fiction, and fantasy.
• 🖐️ The atmosphere and writing style play crucial roles in enhancing the reading experience.
• 🖤 Black literature delves into important themes such as environmental justice, addiction, and cultural identity.
• 🖤 Black resistance throughout history deserves more recognition and discussion.
• 👋 Messy Jesse plans to continue sharing her best and worst books of 2020, as well as her channel changes and stats.
• 📔 She looks forward to creating more book review videos and addressing books that wasted her time.

Questions & Answers

Q: What genres did Messy Jesse read in February?

Messy Jesse read two mystery books, three science fiction books, four fantasy books, and three literary fiction books.

Q: What were Messy Jesse's favorite books from her February Blackathon wrap-up?

Her favorite books included "Year of the Witching," "Rebel Sisters," "Wife of the Gods," and "She Would Be King."

Q: What were the reading statistics for Messy Jesse in February?

She read a total of 12 books, with a page count of 4058. The average length of the books was 338 pages, and her average star rating was 4.6.

Q: What were some challenges Messy Jesse faced in her reading during February?

She mentioned books that she did not have the chance to read, such as "The Get Out" screenplay and "The Prophets." She plans to read them for other challenges and reviews.

Q: What were the key insights from Messy Jesse's February Blackathon wrap-up?

• Black authors dominated her reading choices and delivered exceptional storytelling.
• The atmosphere and beauty of the writing enhanced the reading experience in several books.
• The exploration of important themes, such as environmental justice, addiction, and cultural identity, added depth to the novels.
• Messy Jesse emphasized the need for more recognition and discussion of black resistance throughout history.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Messy Jesse apologizes for the delay in her video and presents her February Blackathon wrap-up, discussing her favorite books and potential favorites of 2021.

• She highlights the themes of Black authors ruling in her reading choices and the constant discovery of favorite books in February.

• Messy Jesse talks about her reading statistics, genres read, and books she was not able to get to from her TBR list.