Irish Books are the Best!🍀 Everything I Read in March 2022 | Summary and Q&A

TL;DR

In this video, the content creator shares their reading experiences for the month of March, discussing Irish books, thrillers, and their thoughts on each book they read.

Key Insights

• 🍉 The content creator had an excellent reading month in terms of book quality.
• 🧍 Irish books, including "Home Stretch" by Graham Norton and "A Letter to the Sky" by John Boyne, stood out as favorites.
• ❓ "Stalker" by Lars Kepler, although violent, was forgettable for the content creator.
• 📔 "Still Life" by Sarah Winman was a beautiful book recommended by Simon from Savage Reads.
• 🍂 "The Jane Austen Society" by Natalie Jenner fell short for the content creator, feeling dull and forced.
• 🫠 The content creator enjoyed the first book in the Dublin Murder Squad series, "In the Woods," and plans to continue reading the series.
• 🫠 Finding new series to read is exciting for the content creator.

Transcript

well hello everyone today i'm going to be sharing with you what i read in march i had an amazing reading month in terms of quality i only read six books but the books that i read for the most part were incredible some of them are probably going to be on my best books of the year list at the end of the year i would be surprised if they weren't i'm r... Read More

Questions & Answers

Q: Which book did the content creator consider the best of the month? Why?

The content creator considered "Home Stretch" by Graham Norton as the best book of the month. They found it to be a powerful and twist-filled story with a main character they felt protective of.

Q: How did the content creator feel about the violence in "Stalker" by Lars Kepler?

The content creator mentioned that "Stalker" and the Lars Kepler series in general include a lot of violence. While they found the book shocking, they also felt it was forgettable and gave it three stars.

Q: What was the content creator's criticism of "The Jane Austen Society" by Natalie Jenner?

The content creator felt that "The Jane Austen Society" was dull and forced, with a plot that focused too much on discussions about Jane Austen's books. They also felt that the inclusion of the famous author felt unnecessary and gave the book two stars.

Q: Would the content creator recommend the Dublin Murder Squad series by Tana French?

Yes, the content creator mentioned that they would continue reading the Dublin Murder Squad series after enjoying the first book, "In the Woods." They found it to be a slow burn thriller with well-developed characters.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• The content creator had an amazing reading month in terms of quality, with the majority of the six books they read being incredible and potentially making it to their best books of the year list.

• The first Irish book they read was "Home Stretch" by Graham Norton, a powerful and sad story about Conor, who leaves his town after a car accident and struggles to find acceptance elsewhere.

• They also read "A Letter to the Sky" by John Boyne, which follows a novelist named Maurice, a despicable character who uses people to derive story ideas. Despite disliking Maurice, the content creator found the book riveting.

• "Stalker" by Lars Kepler fell a bit flat for the content creator, as it was a violent thriller that they found forgettable. They gave it three stars.

• "Still Life" by Sarah Winman, recommended by Simon from Savage Reads, was a beautiful book set in World War II. The content creator gave it four stars.

• "The Jane Austen Society" by Natalie Jenner, set in an English village after World War II, felt dull and forced, and the content creator gave it two stars.

• The last book they read was "In the Woods" by Tana French, the first in the Dublin Murder Squad series. It was a slow burn thriller with great character development, earning it four stars.