little free library vlog 📚✨ *book unhaul, hidden gems, & more!* 

I love giving to little free libraries! They tend to have such good books too!

Personally I don't separate a series when I visit little free libraries, I'll wait for an emptier one or if I want several from one library use the series as my leave books for that one.

That first little free library was amazing!! So cute and great books. The Nightingale is the best book!!

Southern book club’s guide to slaying vampires is a favorite of all time for me

I really like The Southern book clubs guide to slaying vampires. Like you I was expecting something a bit different going in to it, but when I sort of settled in to what the book was actually about I really enjoyed it. Great 90s feel and I just really like the female book clubs friendship and how it evolved throughout. But it’s definitely a bit of a different take on the classic vampire books.

Great vlog and unhaul 🎃☕📚🍁🍂🫖🍄

I recommend ROCK PAPER SCISSORS by Alice Feeney.

The second library was so unique. Never seen one like that.

Your book selection is amazing but your energy lose by the end of the video was relatable 😅

I just picked up "The Stolen Book of Evelyn Aubrey" at a discount store chain in my area called Ollie's Bargain Outlet. It is funny to me how many books in recent years have Evelyn in the title which also includes "The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle" & "The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo."

hi tay!! i read the nightingale a couple months ago, and it has stuck with me since! i am not one to read historical fiction and it had be invested (yes i did cry lol). anywho, i love these videos, ty for putting in the effort to make amazing content

I really liiked "The Four Winds". Didn't like the southern vampire.

I always UNHAUL to little libraries

Hi Taylor. I think Koontz writes thriller/horror, if you run across another of his. Are you going to make your 24 reading VLOG live so we can read with you and cheer you on?

OMG, that first one had such great books! i would go back to that one. "The Book of Lost Names" was good.

Any book by Frieda McFadden.

I appreciate your efforts! 🙏 Need some advice: 🙏 I found these words 😅. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). How do I use this? 🤨

Where’s Kayla?

That first library had an INSANE selection, super cool to see more modern-reads and hardcovers!! Hope they go on a great journey. More of these vids please!! ❤

I love your LFL Vlogs thank you for sharing.

Trevor's camera head shake lol

Such great finds! I’ve picked up a couple of Goosebumps at LFLs recently too 😊 Re: thrillers, some recent reads I’ve enjoyed include None of This is True (Lisa Jewell), Everyone Here is Lying (Shari Lapena), and Home is Where the Bodies Are (Jeneva Rose). My book club is reading Strange Sally Diamond (Liz Nugent) right now, I wouldn’t necessarily call it a thriller but it’s dark and HEAVY 😅 I’m loving it

Unpopular opinion but I didn’t care for that Grady Hendrix book. There’s a SA that happens (probably more than halfway through and I found it really upsetting). Just a heads up. And I would have had that exact same response to that awkward social interaction 😂

Mother of Pearl is soooo good

I also love how you stay and organize them.

I've read 2 Grady Hendrix books, and he has a comedic approach to the horror in his books. Loved How to Sell a Haunted House, but I did not love Final Girls Support Club.

Would you ever do a video about RV life?

It's fair to not enjoy the Pern books. However, there is a generally accepted place to start with the Pern books. (Well, I'd argue there are two books that one could start with. Dragonflight was the first one published, and Dragonsinger is the first book in a trilogy that has a teenage girl character who, long story short, has a kind of coming of age story. Dragonflight is the best one to start with but Dragonsinger is fine too.) Anyway. Neither of those books were in your stack. So if you tried to read one of those in your stack, it really might not draw a person in unless they're already a fan of the series. If you do try them again, try to find the ones that are a better place to start. But, it's also fair if they aren't your cup of tea. Some of the older books might not have aged well, but it's hard for me to tell because I'm biased by nostalgia.

That first little free library was so good! I loved The Nightingale, it’s long and heavy but so worth it 😍 And ooo, The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires, great find! I would definitely do the audiobook for that one though, it’s very entertaining and well done. And a recent thriller that kept me on the edge of my seat was Kill For Me Kill For You!

It’s always a great day when Tay drops a video! 🤍

reading The Nightgale with the help of Audible I loved it. It is the only book my daughter has annotated she is the one that wanted me to read.

Thriller Recommendation = The Last Party by A. R. Torre (twisty, turny, kept me guessing. .and guessing . . . yowza!)