LETS RECAP 2020 SO FAR|| Mid Year Book Freak Out Tag | Summary and Q&A

TL;DR

Reflecting on the best books of 2020 so far, including a heart-wrenching contemporary, a mind-blowing dystopian, and a heartwarming beach read.

Key Insights

• 🌍 "A Heart and a Body in the World" is a highly recommended, emotional contemporary novel that tackles important topics.
• 🤯 "Scythe" is a mind-blowing dystopian novel that explores the implications of immortality on humanity.
• ✍️ "Beach Read" is a heartwarming story that combines romance and discussions about the writing industry.
• 🫠 "Lucky Caller" and "A Perfect Murder" were disappointing reads due to lackluster plots and unsatisfying endings.
• 👶 Emily Henry and Neal Shusterman are new favorite authors discovered this year.
• 📔 "The House in the Cerulean Sea" has a stunning cover and is highly anticipated by the YouTuber.
• 🥰 Books that made the YouTuber cry include "A Heart and a Body in the World" and "Beach Read."
• 😃 Several books, including "Nevermore" and "When It's Real," brought happiness and joy to the YouTuber.

Transcript

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Questions & Answers

Q: Which books are recommended for emotional readers who enjoy relatable stories?

"A Heart and a Body in the World" and "Beach Read" are highly recommended. Both books tackle important topics and evoke strong emotions in readers.

Q: What was the biggest disappointment in terms of books this year?

"Lucky Caller" by Emma Mills and "A Perfect Murder" by Peter Swanson were the most disappointing reads. "Lucky Caller" lacked plot and engaging characters, while "A Perfect Murder" had a disappointing ending and spoilers for classic mystery books.

Q: Who are some new favorite authors discovered this year?

Emily Henry and Neal Shusterman have become new favorite authors. Their writing and storytelling impressed the YouTuber and she looks forward to reading more of their works.

Q: Which book made the YouTuber cry?

"A Heart and a Body in the World" and "Beach Read" were both emotional reads that brought tears to the YouTuber's eyes.

Q: What book made the YouTuber happy?

Several books brought happiness, including "Nevermore" by Jessica Townsend and a reread of "When It's Real" by Erin Watt.

Q: What is the most beautiful cover of the year?

"The House in the Cerulean Sea" by TJ Klune was considered the most beautiful cover purchased in 2020.

Q: Which books does the YouTuber want to read before the end of the year?

The YouTuber plans to read a mix of new releases, diverse books, and books recommended by others before the end of the year.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• The YouTuber discusses her favorite books of the year, including "A Heart and a Body in the World," a powerful contemporary novel about a girl who finds solace running, "Scythe," a thought-provoking dystopian about immortality, and "Beach Read," a heartwarming story about two writers who switch genres and find love.