24 hours of reading! 📚 // readathon reading vlog

TL;DR

Booktuber participates in a 24-hour read-a-thon and attempts to read 400 pages of "The Priory of the Orange Tree."

Transcript

it took me an entire week to get through these first 30 pages so let's see what we can do in 24 hours it's 15 minutes past midnight now I actually wants to come here and like count down together but then I got distracted and spent 20 minutes discussing the truly devious series with my housemates to be honest you know book nerd talk I think is a val... Read More

Key Insights

• 😀 The Booktuber faced difficulty in making progress due to the book's complexity and extensive character list.
• 🫠 The read-a-thon allowed the Booktuber to interact with viewers through live shows and receive many positive responses.
• 🧍 Certain characters' storylines and aspects of the world-building stood out and were more engaging for the Booktuber.

Questions & Answers

Q: Why did the Booktuber decide to participate in the read-a-thon?

The Booktuber wanted to challenge themselves and make progress in reading "The Priory of the Orange Tree."

Q: What was the Booktuber's goal for the read-a-thon?

The Booktuber aimed to read at least 400 pages of the book, which is about halfway through.

Q: Why did the Booktuber struggle with reading "The Priory of the Orange Tree"?

The book's extensive world-building, multiple perspectives, and complex character list made it challenging for the Booktuber to fully engage with the story.

Q: Which characters did the Booktuber enjoy the most?

The Booktuber particularly enjoyed the perspectives of Tane, a dragon rider, and Nicolas, a doctor of anatomy who practices alchemy.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• The Booktuber begins the read-a-thon, aiming to read at least half of "The Priory of the Orange Tree."

• The book is challenging to read due to its complex world-building and extensive character list.

• The Booktuber enjoys certain characters and storylines more than others.