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The Three-Body Problem
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The Year of the Hare tidd.ly/3arK1Gt
A Little Lumpen Novelita
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Remote Control tidd.ly/39Ss2bq
Micromegas
Ungirls
Letters to a Young Poet tidd.ly/3tlOtNJ
Frankenstein in Baghdad tidd.ly/3mkPOC9
Almond tidd.ly/3e9aN8B
Swimming in the Dark tidd.ly/3eHpsa6
The Silent Patient tidd.ly/3nqWj6M
The Alienist tidd.ly/3uaEzPJ
The Prophet tidd.ly/3fN4l6I
My Brilliant Friend tidd.ly/3xPG1cC
In Watermelon Sugar tidd.ly/3e9KVsS
Anne of Green Gables tidd.ly/3gtfZ8h
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@user-du7jy8kr3p 3 года назад

Reccomendations for Palestinian literature: - any poetry collection by Mahmoud Darwish - Mornings in Jenin by Susan Abulhawa - any book by Ghassan Kanfani - I saw Ramallah by Mourid Barghouti

@megumin4564 3 года назад

I love ghassan kanafani and mahmoud darwish so much... they taught us darwish's poetry in school (I'm lebanese) and I read several kanafani's book (عائد الى حيفا-أرص البرتقال الحزين-رجال في الشمس)and absolutely loved them

@user-du7jy8kr3p 3 года назад

@@megumin4564 oh that's cool, I wish I was taught Palestnian literature at school.

@megumin4564 3 года назад

@@user-du7jy8kr3p where are you from btw? Is it an arab country? If yes then they should've!

@user-du7jy8kr3p 3 года назад

@@megumin4564 I have lived all my life in Qatar but am from Palestine.

@megumin4564 3 года назад

@@user-du7jy8kr3p that's interesting.. I hope they start teaching Palestinian literature at schools there and btw I hope one day your country will be free 🇵🇸

@ahaanabhargava 3 года назад

there are no exits. EMMA WHY WOULD WE WANT TO LEAVE 😭

@jimmycryz 3 года назад

"You are stuck with me talking about books." Jokes on you I am into that sh*t.

@samden3570 3 года назад

her accent while pronouncing names of places and authors is SO on point

@claraviana7200 2 года назад

YESSS

@thechonkyyuki Год назад

Honestly man for a Canadian she's pretty good put in general, not so much.

@mariaclara7402 2 года назад

From Machado, you should read “Dom Casmurro”. In Brazil is the most famous from him, please read it and tell us! From Brazil we have several good authors, please read more from us 🥺❤️💛💚💙

@alanacristinasilva2790 2 года назад

Yesss

@aerandir4358 3 года назад

i would recommend Zülfü Livaneli’s “Serenade for Nadia” . It is one of the best books from Turkish literature.

@RadioGirLF 2 года назад

Yes!!! I second that!

@tayyebafaisal296 2 года назад

thanks for the rec! adding it to my tbr :)

@claranogueira4934 3 года назад

the alienist is so good!! Machado de Assis has other amazing books that I think you will love to read. kisses from Brazil, Emmie

@amra6010 3 года назад

"Bosnia & Herzegovina" is the country, "Mesa Selimovic" is the author, "Death and the Dervish" is the book. Good luck!

@vicentesaldivia937 2 года назад

thank u for not reading neruda as the chilean book lmao

@Sarah-fd1mm 3 года назад

You need to research the literature of Bosnia and Herzegovina. I recommend Meša Selimović and his work "Tvrđava" (Fortress) or "Derviš i smrt" (Dervish and Death). Wonderful, full of epithets and life lessons. Real art. - "My tears are flowing with laughter. If I stop laughing, only tears will remain. ” Meša Selimović

@esmamesihovic5764 3 года назад

Omg yes ❤❤

@nejlabakunic7126 3 года назад

Also, the poetry of Mak Dizdar is beautiful. Especially "Stone Sleeper", a collection of poems inspired by medieval bosnian gravestones, full of mysticism, death, life, love, and heartache. Just amazing.

@BunsBooks 3 года назад

I read Immigrant Blues by Goran Simić this year and adored it. I’ll add Meša to my list, I do want to read more from Bosnia (and maybe visit one day)

@selmaharba3692 3 года назад

I love how Bosnian lit is popping up in the comments 😍

@Sarah-fd1mm 3 года назад

@@selmaharba3692 Bosnians are everywhere hahahahahaha

@celinadhave2398 3 года назад

Hi Emma! If you ever find yourself wanting to read a book from a Belgium writer, I highly reccomend 'The angel maker' from Stefan Brijs. It's one of my favorite books by an author from my country. A very short description: "After many years Doctor Victor Hoppe returns to the small village he grew up in. His return after an absence of many years generates a lot of interest - and suspicion - as he is accompanied by three triplets, all of whom share the same physical deformity as the doctor - a hare lip. These children are very quiet and are rarely seen in the village. But with time, and a series of apparently miraculous cures and tales of the wife he lost, the doctor begins to win the villagers over."

@lauragouveia4526 3 года назад

Cant wait for you to talk about portuguese authors!! Fernando Pessoa, Jose Saramago, Eça de Queiros...

@CS_0-0 2 года назад

Samee!!!

@joaotfranco 2 года назад

PORTUGAL CARALHOOOO

@lauragouveia4526 2 года назад

@@joaotfranco siiiim

@romalibra_books 2 года назад

Would you recommend specific books by them ?

@lauragouveia4526 2 года назад

@@romalibra_books by Fernando pessoa i honestly recommend anything ahah but the book of disquiet is pretty great and it's one of the few prose books he has. By Saramago I'm not the best to recommend but O Memorial do Convento is good. By Eça the most famous one is Os Maias (sorry idk the translated titles)

@marifanculaia7713 3 года назад

i am not even sure if you have ever heard of Georgia ( country, not a state) but i am from there and i want to recommend this book " the iron theatre" by Otar Chiladze. it was nominated for noble prize and i think it's a great book. I am pretty sure it's translated in English so maybe you would want to check it out.

@roxannehsk6862 3 года назад

if you ever wanna read from Romania i recommend you Mircea Cartarescu ‘Nostalgia’ or ‘The Accident’ by Mihail Sebastian :)

@pit.y0ka 2 года назад

yes 100% recommend those

@fernandaleichtletecas9000 3 года назад

For more Chilean Literature I recommend: The house of spirits- Isabel Allende (is one of my favorite books and it was the first novel of the autor. She is an amazing women. If you like Garcia Marquez´s One Hundred Years of Solitude you will love this novel)

@petra5407 3 года назад

For Hungary I would recommend Journey by Moonlight by Antal Szerb, it's absolutely stunning.

@mad3leine 3 года назад

I trust your taste in books with my heart. Have read several of the books you have recommended and i have loved everyone of them! Thank you for this channel and for being so passionate and inspiring:)

@liluchkhartishvili9272 3 года назад

I’d recommend Georgian Literature. There aren’t many translations, but we have a book known worldwide. “The knight in the Panther’s skin” By Shota Rustaveli. It’s an epic poem written in 12th or 13th century. It’s a masterpiece and something Georgians are very proud of.

@Anna-wx3lt 2 года назад

Such a privilege to be able to read it in its original translation.

@niamhharikasen7848 2 года назад

my dad's been to georgia once and rlly loved it! i wanna go there too, thanks for the recommendation!

@bookworm3196 2 года назад

I was looking for this comment

@jfarmerswatermelon6061 2 года назад

"Antonio and David" by Karchkhadze is also available in English 😊

@mooncake262 3 года назад

The main reason why I use RU-vid is to watch Emmie. Thanks for another content! 💛 Wishing you'd do a 24-hour routine video someday. I'd love to know how you usually spend your day! 💛

@legumesss 3 года назад

What an amazing challenge! I really want to do this too in combination with painting every country. For German literature I'd recommend "The Swarm" by Frank Schätzing (it's an eco/scifi thriller) or "Faust" by Goehte (probably the most famous German classic) or for something more magical a book by Kerstin Gier, Cornelia Funke or Michael Ende.

@jennac.3173 3 года назад

I bet she would like Momo by Michael Ende! Such a lovely book

@louds0ft593 3 года назад

faust ? god no one should do that to themselves by choice lmao

@floli2984 2 года назад

Or something from Kafka! Like ‚The Trial‘ or ‚The Metamorphosis‘! But I also loved ‚Perfume‘ by Patrick Süskind

@oliversolar3504 3 года назад

i really like how you use the items from sponsors so that if i wanted to buy an item, then i could feel more confident doing so. this was a great video as always!!!!

@eduardolobato3857 2 года назад

If you enjoyed the alienist, i reeeeally recommend "memórias póstumas de Brás Cubas", by the same author. It's my personal favorite Machado book !!!

@sishirchetri8995 3 года назад

For more India, I'd recommend Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children. Rushdie was very much influenced by Gabriel Garcia Marquez and the book itself is very reminiscent of One Hundred Years of Solitude.

@adventureawaits3860 2 года назад

Midnight's Children sure is great! It took my breath away.

@ridaali8545 2 года назад

omg yes

@sammi_410 3 года назад

Emmie you should really do a video of you talking about your favorite books and everything you like about them. I really like listening to you talk about books,your voice is really calming. Just hearing you talk about books helps my mind to settle down my anxiety. You also helped me out of a year long reading slump. I always end up rewatching your videos. Thank you for doing videos honestly. 💙

@hamnahsaqib2147 3 года назад

Just found ur account and safe to say, I'm completely enamored by the way u talk about books, it conveys all the feelings that the book induces in it's reader and I think I might do this challenge as well cause it seems really interesting!!

@MJChow-jj4oi 3 года назад

For Bangladesh, I would suggest 'A Golden Age' by Tamima Anam. It's set in the backdrop of 1971 Bangladeshi Liberation War. It's a story about a mother who opened her house to give refuge to the bangladeshi guerrilla fighters. Her daughter and son also was a part of this war.

@bestnarryever 3 года назад

I also stumbled upon this challenge at the beginning of this year and it’s been great so far! Then my RU-vid searches led to the algorithm recommending me your channel and now I’m happier than ever!! 💛

@catearcagni2978 2 года назад

love this challenge!! for Argentina I'd really recommend Things we lost in the Fire by Mariana Enriquez, it's beautiful. But of course, all the classic short stories by Cortazar or Borges are stunning too

@yoshitiger6826 3 года назад

your literally beautiful and ur my inspiration....every time I feel down or got too lazy to read books....I would watch your videos to motivate myself to read.....tbh you literally healed all of my stress and my depression✨

@noemi6559 3 года назад

For Spain, you really should read The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon! It’s one of my faves💕

@annaberg7328 3 года назад

I've been waiting for an update on this challenge 😍thank you for doing this, I need more varied book recommendations in my life!!

@mariacabello2016 3 года назад

If you decide to read Spanish literature, I recommend: Leopoldo Alas - "La regenta" Benito Pérez Galdós - "Fortunata y Jacinta" Fernando de Rojas- "La Celestina" The first one is my favorite. 😄 It's similar to Anna Karenina or Madame Bovary

@ACandamil13 3 года назад

I will also recommend "La casa de Bernarda Alba" by Federico García Lorca o any of his books !

@Lala47362 3 года назад

Hey I’m learning Spanish, do you have any recommendations for modern Spanish language books (or ones that don’t have too much literary language)

@mariacabello2016 3 года назад

@@Lala47362 Well, in this case, I recommend you to read Miguel Delibes.His books are short and there are many dialogues. This author is very famous in spanish literature. Also, you can try with Emilia Pardo Bazan.

@Lala47362 3 года назад

@@mariacabello2016 thank you!

@mariaamorlara8770 3 года назад

as a spanish reader i really recommend you "nada" by carmen laforet :) (i think in english the title of the book would be "nothing") i also really liked "mirall trencat"/"broken mirror" by merce rodoreda but this would be catalan literature instead of spanish. still a really good book :)

@MariaFernanda-xd8zk 3 года назад

I was so excited for you to read Machado de Assis!!! 🇧🇷 I'm very happy that you enjoyed it! I highly recommend "Memórias póstumas de Brás Cubas" and "Dom Casmurro" you will love!

@mariannamendes978 3 года назад

Hi, I'm from Brazil and Machado is our greatest author. I recommend Dom Casmurro (!!!) and Posthumous Memoirs of Bras Cubas (his two biggest and best works)

@florencebastien2162 3 года назад

The Year of the Hare sounds amazing! I might pick it up when I go to the library this week.

@yoshitasood8729 3 года назад

Some phenomenal indian literature I'd recommend • A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry • Train to Pakistan by Khushwant Singh • Boats on Land by Janice Pariat

@tayyebafaisal296 3 года назад

glad to see someone from south asia here!

@Jan3101__ 2 года назад

a fine balance sounds really interesting. definitely going to read it.

@madeleine9800 3 года назад

I’m also doing a similar project, I started last year and seeing more people read from different countries is so exciting! I’m Swedish and if you want to read something from Sweden I have some recommendations: - Kallocain by Karin Boye - Anything by Selma Lagerlöf, The Emperor of Portugalia is one of my favourites by her - Anything and everything by Fredrik Backman, but if you want a taste of the cold Swedish winters Beartown is perfect - Also perfect for experiencing the cold winters in a small Swedish village; My Brother by Karin Smirnoff. It’s got a very unique writing style but it’s so good! - If you want to read some children’s fiction from Sweden I’ll of course have to say anything by Astrid Lindgren, Pippi Longstocking is probably the one I read the most during my childhood.

@chuucake 3 года назад

THANK YOU as always for listing all the books in ur description ♡

@amandaleme9242 3 года назад

from machado de assis i highly recommend “the posthumous memoirs of brás cubas” and “dom casmurro” both books are amazing

@GustavoRammos 3 года назад

I'm so glad you enjoyed Machado 🥺💗 can't wait for you to get lost in Clarice Lispector's worlds, we love her here in Brazil, she's like a lit witch 🌹

@sincerelycheryl 3 года назад

emmie's top is giving me allll the vibesss ✨

@okhei7536 3 года назад

THIS IDEA IS SO CREATIVE ✨ i recommend books from my country, the Philippines!

@patrickstar505 3 года назад

OMG YESS ♥️♥️♥️

@xpryll 3 года назад

yessss

@varregn1743 2 года назад

yesss

@aljonsayat2321 2 года назад

San po pwede maka download ng ebook na modern tagalog version?

@ddd_28 3 года назад

the way I just screamed and instantly started grinning the moment I saw that you uploaded 😁 your videos have become so therapeutic to me, thank you♥️

@zi4953 3 года назад

If you want to try Albanian literature I’d recommend Ismail Kadare! He won the first ever Man Booker Prize and deals with dystopian folktales and satire.

@shelbihicks2152 2 года назад

I am so happy I found you. This is my new favorite channel and I wish it wouldn’t have taken me so long to find it.

@Kyle4k9 3 года назад

Thank you, Emma for recommending Autobiography of Red in the past. Just finished. So strangely brilliant! My first Anne Carson work - I can see why you love her.

@LilAllygator 3 года назад

I LOVE this idea!! So cool! I think I’m going to make it a ‘bucket list’ type of thing to read from every country now. 💜

@charlysydow5647 2 года назад

You should read "Human Acts" by Han Kang. Its about the Gwangju- demonstrations in the 1980s and it's breathtaking.

@richardxu8865 3 года назад

Something about Emma's videos always warm my soul

@taniapinky1 3 года назад

Who else loves all these Emma videos?! 😊

@rwa9573 3 года назад

Meeeeee

@mooncake262 3 года назад

If I can just set a customized notification sound whenever she uploads a new content, I would. I love her channel! 💛

@ri3869 3 года назад

Hi I'm new here, do you know how old Emma is? I'm just trying to make my way into her channel 🤍

@rwa9573 3 года назад

@@ri3869 Emma is my fav youtuber ever

@taniapinky1 3 года назад

@@mooncake262 lol love that!

@mohammadmohammadi577 3 года назад

If you want to read a book from Iran literature, i recommend these three: 1-The blind owl by sadegh hedayat 2-Symphony of the Dead by abbas maroufi 3-Missing Soluch by Mahmoud Dowlatabadi

@juliagats4302 3 года назад

Could I recommend some from the Philippines? One would be our all time classic Noli Me Tangere and another could be any compilation of short stories of Nick Joaquin (preferrably the one with a short story titled Mayday Eve) 😊

@BaBababa-hy6vv 3 года назад

She already has Noli me. I saw it on her bookshelf tour😊

@zank2068 3 года назад

Heyo!! This is such a lovely idea - please don’t forget Estonia, I very rarely see anyone on booktube read any Estonian authors. I would recommend Andrus Kivirähk, Indrek Hargla or Jaan Kross

@romalibra_books 2 года назад

Would you recommend any specific book ?

@maggiefelisberto5281 2 года назад

Hi! I work for a press that publishes Portuguese works in English translation, so here are some recommendations (not just things we've published, either) for Portuguese-speaking Africa: Cape Verde: Chiquinho by Baltasar Lopes (this one's ours) Angola: Transparent City by Ondjaki (I have a video about this translation on my other channel). The Book of Chameleons by Jose Eduardo Agualusa. Mayombe by Pepetela. Mozambique: The First Wife by Paulina Chiziane. Ualalapi by Ungulani Ba Ka Khosa (another one of our titles) I don't have any off the top of my head from Guinea-Bissau or Sã Tomé, but I can also recommend the films of Flora Gomes from Guinea-Bissau

@jovanasloboda 3 года назад

Some books you can check out from around the world: Dictionary of the Khazars-Milorad Pavić, The Bridge on the Drina-Ivo Andrić, Hajduks-Branislav Nušić, A Member of the Parliament-Branislav Nušić, Eagles Fly Early-Branko Ćopić, White nights-Dostoyevsky, Romaji diary and sad toys-Takuboku Ishikawa, Half of a Yellow Sun-Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Gravity and Grace-Simone Weil, The secret garden-Frances H. Burnett, An Interrupted Life the Diaries 1941-1943 and Letters from Westerbork-Etty Hillesum, The Count of Monte Cristo, The Race to Save the Romanovs... Also you can read some Serbian poems if you can find them translated(Vladislav Petković Dis, Laza Kostić, Desanka Maksimović, Miloš Crnjanski, Đura Jakšić, Miroslav Mika Antić etc.), recs on top of my head: Santa Maria della Salute by Laza Kostić, She may be asleep by Vladislav Petković Dis, In vain I wake her by Branko Miljković

@milicaj7901 3 года назад

wow I`m so happy that someone is recognizing how amazing Serbian literature is. We have so many talented writers that are rarely mentioned.

@kvokoz 3 года назад

Ah I was looking for a comment like this !! Hvala 💌

@jovanasloboda 3 года назад

@@milicaj7901 а ја сам из Србије😅 али у потпуности се слажем, више људи мора да проба нашу литературу!

@jovanasloboda 3 года назад

@@kvokoz welcome💕happy to assist

@klarakokic2967 2 года назад

i agree with everything said also: croatian literature recommendation- anything by Marija Jurić Zagorka

@anabell5490 3 года назад

damn i really love your channel, frequent update to satiate my desires ;-; i’m 14 and i got inspired to read many books (also got broke) and not only did it improve my english but also found what genres I’m interested in, thank you so so much! :)

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@ban1o 3 года назад

No offence because I know you did this with good intentions but your definition of books coming from a country is a bit confusing. Nnedi Okorafor was born and raised in the States. Yes, she is Nigerian-American and writes afro-futuristic books but I wouldn't call her books as "coming from Nigeria." Honestly same with Alex Michaelides. Yeah he was born in Cyprus but he was raised and educated in the UK. I don't think you can consider The Silent Patient coming from a Cypriot perspective. It literally takes place in London

@jessatlife 3 года назад

I agree that this should be clarified. Also, it’s easier for a book written by an American (regardless of their heritage) to get published and noticed in an anglophone community. Many books from these other countries never even get translated, or they have limited prints and almost zero marketing, so their stories don’t reach the rest of the world. Wherever possible, we should strive to read authors born and raised in the chosen countries, writing from these unique perspectives, and elevate their voices. For example, this is a problem in my country, Puerto Rico. Most of the “Puerto Rican” books available in English aren’t really Puerto Rican. They’re written by people with Puerto Rican heritage, and are usually based in the mainland US, like the barrios in NYC. Their experiences, though valid, do not equate ours back on the archipelago. That’s my opinion, at least.

@ban1o 3 года назад

@@jessatlife Yeah I think that my only issue. I'm Nigerian American and there are a lot Nigerian based authors to that would have a much different perspective than a Nigerian American. I love Nnedi Okorafor, and I know her identity as Nigerian American is important to her so this is definitely not a diss to her but I just don't think you can consider her books as "Nigerian" books. She was born, raised and educated in United States. Definitely has more opportunities than a Nigerian author born and raised in Nigeria. Also for example Remote Control (the book Emmie selected). takes place in Ghana, not Nigeria.

@user-qu8zs7vs1x 2 года назад

@@ban1o I don't know if this is a coincidence, but your comment is one of the most liked ones yet it was almost impossible to find, it's like it's been hidden in the last comments of the video. Weird... Anyway, I totally agree with you.

@sarahloomis2034 2 года назад

Definitely would like to see the parameters explained and discussed. Maybe it was to make the challenge easier? There are many smaller countries that don’t have English translations readily available for their literature so widening the net with 1st and 2nd generation immigrants in Western countries might help. Though it also might mean less publicized books get overlooked.

@soulyeons 2 года назад

i agree. it's a strange choice

@guppy8073 3 года назад

I don’t have the words to express it beyond that I just love your channel

@teajarbiscuits 3 года назад

This is my most favourite type of book recommendation ever! There are some repeats tho but I still found some amazing books to get me out of my reading slump

@Oskar_A. Год назад

So many great recommendations in this video and comment section!

@booklifenj1855 3 года назад

Oh Anne of green gables is my foreverrr fave! So happy you loved it as much:)) Read the rest of the books as soon as possible!

@sparklyblacksky7329 3 года назад

Hi :) If you're looking for hungarian books, I highly recommend these: Gyorgy Dragoman - The Bone Fire Magda Szabo - The Door (I also recommend the movie based on this book starring Helen Mirren) Antal Szerb - The Pendragon Legend Antal Szerb - Journey by Moonlight These are all very popular in Hungary, especially Szerb's books, they are cult status favourites among young adults, mainly Journey by Moonlight because of its deeply insightful portrayals of emotional breakdown, indecision, melancholy, becoming an adult and how childhood memories affect our everyday life. Despite these topics, it's actually kind of a light read / comfort read :)

@sitiannisa3036 2 года назад

Hi, Emma! I've heard Beauty is a Wound by Eka Kurniawan (Indonesian's author) is a great book. Some say, you would like this book if you like One Hundred Years of Solitude. I've noticed (if i am not mistaken xD) that you haven't read any book from my country, Indonesia. So, I hope you would add this one to your to be read books.

@rashibhanot6259 3 года назад

One more Indian book rec! - 'Malgudi Days' by RK Narayan 😁it's a collection of short stories. The writing style is great, all the stories are super interesting and another thing I liked about it was that the main characters are normal people like a student, a mailman , an artist, etc!

@svs03 3 года назад

Yes I was about to recommend Malgudi days too!

@Tiffany-lo6hc 3 года назад

Anne of Green Gables is one of the series that formed me as a little girl, and I keep coming back to it every few years to enjoy it all over again. I haven't read Emily of New Moon yet but I need to, and just the other day I found some of L.M. Montgomery's short story collections based in PEI at my local second hand book store so I snapped them all up! When I saw Anne as your "currently reading" on Goodreads a couple weeks ago I thought for sure it would be a re-read, because you have SUCH an Anne vibe.

@ursula1716 3 года назад

If you're interested in Slovenian literature, I would recommend Boris Pahor's "Necropolis" which is an autobiographical novel about author's Holocaust experience.

@ifihadfriends437 3 года назад

I’m definitely adding this to my list, Slovenia is beautiful I hope I will be able to visit again soon!

@thepagesofsamantha 3 года назад

I've wanted to do something like this for such a long time now haha I'm so excited to hear about this 😊

@GabrielLopes-dz6xr 3 года назад

Great Video as always , with really great recommendations. But i just want to say that i'm reading 'One Hundred Years of Solitude" because of you, and from the first page i fell in love with Márquez's writing. For me this is pure magic hahah I feel like the images that he created will never leave my head. It's so poetic, sublime and fantastic; but at the same time so real, violent and cruel. There are some crazy things that don't happen in the real world, but after a while you get used to it and even miss the strangeness. It is BEAUTIFUL, and i dont want it to end!!!!😥

@AnaWallaceJohnson 3 года назад

stop this is such a beautiful concept

@rafaelquinta7541 3 года назад

jesus I think I'm in love. Also try some portuguese literature, maybe the Book of Disquiet by Fernando Pessoa, probably the pinnacle of portuguese literature, cheers!

@TerryJ950 2 года назад

Just finished Ghachar Ghochar. Fabulous read, did not see that ending coming!

@gabrielabtomasi 3 года назад

Hi, Emma! You are the smile on my face on a sunday to me Much love❤

@komaedacoffee4298 3 года назад

From Czech republic in Europe, you could read Karel Capek - RUR, it's a play where he invented the word for a 'Robot' 😘

@jsemtrinactka 2 года назад

From me it would be The Cremator by Ladislav Fuks, The Ratcatcher by Viktor Dyk

@miichisz5520 3 года назад

The fact that I only go on RU-vid solely to watch your videos… you’re such an underrated RU-vidr!

@markoplantak4110 3 года назад

If you ever decide to read something Croatian, I would recommend Croatian Tales of Long Ago (Priče iz davnine) by Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić. It is a fantasy short story collection and I think you'd love it. :)

@ophelia.underwater 2 года назад

Hvala na preporuci haha 😁

@markoplantak4110 2 года назад

@@ophelia.underwater Ništa😁

@anacarolina-zo9xl 3 года назад

Really looking forward to see you reading more from Brazil!

@Chelzinha97 3 года назад

Loved that you read Machado de Assis from Brazil, it was surely the perfect choice!!

@lovejuingong3337 3 года назад

I read Almond...just great to feel the free spirit and compassion.

@juliafigueiracosta1500 3 года назад

Hi emmie! I’m brazilian and if you’d like to read more from machado de assis heres the list i recommend you to follow: - Epitaph of a Small Winner - Philosopher or Dog - dom casmurro Brazilian literature is awesome and we should appreciate a bit more!

@bekytg9393 3 года назад

I recommend 'Picnic at Hanging Rock' by Joan Lindsay for your Australian novel. It's a short novel, so it would be quick for you to read.

@jovanabozic404 3 года назад

You should definitely check out Serbian literature! Rabies by Borislav Pekić is a good start. Also novels by Ivo Andrić.

@null33334 3 года назад

Highly recommend Ivo Andrić. If Emmie decides to pick Serbia, I would also add Migrations by Miloš Crnjanski.

@poslekise685 3 года назад

Considering she is into stories with a mythological background, I think she would enjoy Andrić as well.

@user-zv1qp6cp9y 3 года назад

I think the golden fleece by pekić would also be perfect for emma it's a family history through centuries intertwined with mythology

@ronniejoy3929 3 года назад

The bridge on the drina

@s.playsguitar2048 3 года назад

Ivo Andrić is phenomenal! Just read The bridge on the Drina 2 months ago and absolutely adored it. Sending greetings from Bulgaria🇧🇬

@moonstonepearl21 3 года назад

Oh my goodness. You tucking in your blue octopus plushie was so precocious

@mauronzoe 2 года назад

hi :) i know im a bit late but i recently discovered your channel. as an italian, i was really happy seeing you talking aobut “my brilliant friend” because that’s my favourite book of all time and im so glad that non italian people appreciate it too

@estadoagridulce 3 года назад

your pronunciation while naming books or authors that are not from english speaking countries is SO GOOD, like, chef's kiss! and also…Bolaño 🙌🏽 i’m glad you read something from Chile.

@dracaufeu44 3 года назад

One fantastic piece of french literature (even though it's quite the read as it's possibly one of the longest novel ever) is "In search of lost time" by Marcel Proust. I'm sure you would love it

@louiseseynaeve7389 2 года назад

Some wonderful classics from Belgium: The sorrow of Belgium by Hugo Claus, Chapel road by Louis Paul Boon, Cheese by Willem Elsschot, Villa des roses also by Willem Elsschot and The misfortunates by Dimitri Verhulst. Our little country has lots of good books but I don't think many of them have been translated, hopefully you can find something you like!

@KritzelKruemel 2 года назад

I just found your channel so I have no idea if you enjoy these kind of books, but for German literature I recommend “All Quiet On The Western Front” if you’re interested at all in European history as this is set during World War I from the view of a German soldier. For fantasy Cornelia Funke is a staple with “Inkheart”. Also a personal favorite is “The 13 1/2 lives of Captain Bluebear” which… I don’t even know how to describe… like very bizarre fantasy? For a not so famous classic I really enjoyed “Demian” by Hermann Hesse - it’s about growing up and good and evil. I could go on but overall there’s a lot of great literature from Germany both classics and contemporary!

@theo.s 3 года назад

Not on topic for this video and definitely more October appropriate, but I was wondering if you could make a video on your favourite murder mystery books? It’s one of my least explored genres. I think I’ve read 4 or 5 books and they’ve all been so disappointing, so I was wondering if you had any favourites?

@jimmycryz 3 года назад

Have you read any Agatha Christie?

@tuathetuatara4195 3 года назад

whats the name of the books?

@jovanasloboda 3 года назад

Definitely also interested in this She has read sharp objects if I remember correctly she didn't love it and here she mentioned the Silent patient-a lot of people rave about that book so maybe give that a try

@EmiZViolet 3 года назад

Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore. It revolves around a bookstore, which is a fun cozy setting. It's clever and pretty darn suspenseful!

@annah7648 3 года назад

Frieda Klein Series Is IMMACULATE. Would definitely definitely recommend. Gripping mysteries but also wonderful character development and the hooks are as much about the characters as they are about the mysteries of not more. Plus there’s an overarching mystery across the series!

@juneclifford8377 3 года назад

Loved the concept of this video. So many books to read. Never wanted to use my parachute.

@denisefreitas6727 3 года назад

So happy you loved The alienist, by Machado de Assis! He's a Brazilian treasure and i hope you read more work from him in the future.💖✨

@florakay364 2 года назад

I actually love many of your book recommendations! I love the variety, because I usually read a lot of murder mysteries and classics, but I love getting to know other books! And I notice a lot of book RU-vidrs focus on young adult/fantasy books which is fine I guess but I mean there are other amazing books out there.

@julia7219 3 года назад

I love the idea! I have been trying to incorporate more international literature in my choices, but I still haven't committed to actually reading at least one piece from every country, though hopefully one day I'll manage to do that. It's just such a shame that most booktubers cover almost exclusively American or English-speaking-countries literature, there are so many underrated and undiscovered international books that sadly get overlooked. If you ever decide to read something from Poland again, I would definitely recommend Tokarczuk (she recently got a Nobel Prize in Literature) Stanislaw Lem or Ryszard Kapuscinski ("The Shadow of the Sun" and "Imperium" in particular!)

@jfujdkehallo 2 года назад

Great books from german authors -Hard Land by Benedict Wells - der Schwarm (the swarm) by Franz Schätzing - die Leiden des jungen Werthers by Goethe - Amerika by Franz Kafka - das Urteil by Franz Kafka - die Brüder Himmler by Katrin Himmler - the neverending story by Michael Ende - the short stories by Wolfgang Borchert - tschick by Wolfgang Herrndorf - Erebos by Ursula Poznanski - Tintenherz (inkheart) by Cornelia Funke

@pasemospagina8 2 года назад

Hi, Emmie! Love this iniciative 😍 I'm from Argentina so your video really got me into investigating which of all the awesome books from my country have been translated, and I found out that one of THE BEST nouvelles (and I'm not the only one who thinks so, I swear) is available in English. The book is "Fever dream" by Samanta Schweblin. Just a warning: if you start it, you won't be able to stop till the end 🙃 A big hug to you!

@booksandbj4298 3 года назад

Just what I needed to start my week right!!

@mariamightbeamonster3684 3 года назад

Emma’s videos are like a warm bowl of soup on a cold winter day

@shafiashaan4331 3 года назад

I was also trying to read novels from different country, you make it easy for me by recommending such a phenomenal novels and I can trust you blindly when it comes to novels you have an exquisite taste in novels Emma ❤️

@MartinDSmith 3 года назад

Thank you Emma!❤️

@CathyCoconut 3 года назад

I have noted down so many of these books! :) I'm from the UK and would love to see you try books from Scotland, Wales, and Nothern Ireland as well. Everyone seems to associate us primarily with England but there is more to British literature.

@chuucake 3 года назад

Please recommend some books im rlly interested in this!

@CathyCoconut 3 года назад

@@chuucake I'm from Scotland myself, so I can recommend a good few from there! It depends on what you're after. If you want a classic, Robert Louis Stevenson was Scottish, so The Strange Case Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Treasure Island etc. If you want fairytales, I'd recommend The Light Princess by George MacDonald. For something more modern, Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman is one of my all time favourite books. It made me cry my eyes out. Also, Shuggie Bain by Douglas Stuart won The Booker Prize and has had a lot of hype but it's not one I've managed to read yet. A few other random suggestions would be The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie by Muriel Spark and Trainspotting by Irvine Welsh I hope that helped you! 😊