Reading for 24 hours straight in a book hotel...

Haley Pham
4 May 202418:09

Summary

TLDRIn this engaging video, a group of book enthusiasts embark on a 24-hour readathon, starting at a book-themed hotel with a library. The participants, including Sarah and Destiny from book channels, share their reading journey as they tackle various titles. They read 'Mad Honey' by Jodi Picoult, a literary fiction with a mystery element, and 'Thank You for Listening' by Julia Whan, a story about an audiobook narrator. The marathon includes ups and downs, with moments of excitement discovering relatable content and challenges maintaining momentum. The readers also explore books from the hotel's collection and share their thoughts on titles like 'Love Interest' by CLA Gilmore and 'Off to the Races' by Elsie Silver. The video captures the essence of a passionate reading experience, showcasing the joy and exhaustion that comes with an all-night reading challenge.

Takeaways

  • ๐Ÿ“š The event was a 24-hour readathon where participants read books continuously, aiming to complete at least one book together and several individual books each.
  • ๐Ÿจ The setting was a unique book-themed hotel with a library, which added to the excitement and theme of the reading marathon.
  • ๐Ÿ‘ญ The participants, including Sarah and Destiny, who have book channels, came from different states to join this event, enhancing the communal aspect of the readathon.
  • ๐Ÿ“– 'Mad Honey' by Jodi Picoult was one of the books chosen for the readathon, which is a literary fiction with a mystery element involving the death of a character named Lily.
  • ๐Ÿ•ฏ The readathon started with enthusiasm, but some books, like 'Mad Honey,' were described as slow-paced and emotionally heavy, which affected the participants' motivation.
  • ๐Ÿ“‰ The pacing of 'Mad Honey' was criticized for being slow, with the plot not picking up until later in the book, which demotivated some readers during the readathon.
  • ๐ŸŒŸ 'Thank You for Listening' by Julia Whan, narrated by the author who is a famous audiobook narrator, was a highlight and provided a refreshing change of pace.
  • ๐Ÿ† Destiny emerged as the fastest reader, finishing 'Mad Honey' in 4 hours and maintaining the ability to retain information effectively.
  • ๐Ÿ“‰ The readathon participants struggled with choosing the next book to read as they hit a point of reader's fatigue, with some opting to read lighter or more relatable books.
  • โ˜• As the readathon progressed into the night, participants used various methods to stay awake, including consuming caffeine and taking short naps.
  • ๐ŸŽ‰ Despite the challenges, the participants successfully completed the 24-hour readathon, with Destiny reading six books and the others finishing multiple books each.

Q & A

  • What is the main event taking place in the video script?

    -The main event is a 24-hour readathon hosted at a book-themed hotel, where the participants aim to read continuously for 24 hours.

  • Who are the participants of the 24-hour readathon mentioned in the script?

    -The participants include the speaker, Sarah, and Destiny, who are all book enthusiasts with their own book channels on YouTube.

  • Why is the location of the readathon significant?

    -The location is significant because it's a book hotel, which is themed around books and includes an entire library, providing an ideal setting for a prolonged reading session.

  • What book are the participants reading together during the readathon?

    -The participants are reading 'Mad Honey' by Jodi Picoult, which is noted as a Good Morning America book club pick.

  • What are some key themes discussed in 'Mad Honey' during the readathon?

    -The book discusses themes of death, mystery, and beekeeping, with beekeeping metaphors used to add depth to the story's backdrop.

  • What challenges do the participants set for themselves during the readathon?

    -The challenges include reading continuously for the entire 24 hours, reading the same book at the same time, and possibly reading a book from the book hotel's collection.

  • How do the participants react to the pacing of 'Mad Honey'?

    -The participants have mixed reactions; they find the pacing slow and the content sad, which affects their reading momentum, especially in the context of a 24-hour challenge.

  • What alternate activities do the participants engage in during the readathon?

    -Besides reading, the participants engage in playing chess and potentially participating in a YouTube segment, which adds variety to their long reading session.

  • How does the mood or atmosphere change throughout the night?

    -As the night progresses, participants experience fatigue, loopy behavior due to exhaustion, and the need to consume energy drinks to stay awake.

  • What books do the participants consider switching to during the readathon, and why?

    -Participants consider switching to lighter or different genre books such as romances or mysteries because 'Mad Honey' makes them feel sad and demotivated. This switch is intended to lift their spirits and keep the momentum of the challenge positive.

Outlines

00:00

๐Ÿ“š 24-Hour Readathon with Book Lovers

The video script details a 24-hour readathon event featuring a group of book enthusiasts, including Sarah and Destiny, who have their own book channels. They meet at an airport and travel together to a unique book-themed hotel that houses an entire library. The participants aim to read continuously for 24 hours, starting with 'MAD Honey' by Jod Picoult, a book chosen for its literary fiction with a mystery element. The story involves characters Asher and Lily, with a backdrop of beekeeping and ominous clues. The participants also plan to read a common book simultaneously and possibly explore a book from the hotel's collection. As the readathon progresses, they share their experiences, thoughts on the pacing and content of the books, and their emotional responses to the stories. The script captures the camaraderie and shared passion for reading among the participants as they engage in this literary marathon.

05:03

๐Ÿจ Book Hotel Stay and Reading Progress

The script continues with the group's experience at the book hotel, describing the cozy and home-like atmosphere. As they read for over six hours, they discuss their progress, with Destiny finishing her book 'MAD Honey' in four hours, making her the fastest reader. The participants share their reactions to the books, including the emotional impact and the desire to read something lighter after the intense 'MAD Honey'. They also contemplate their next reads, considering various options like 'Love Interest' by CLA Gilmore, 'The Paradise Problem', and 'Ready or Not'. The script captures their decision-making process and the excitement of discovering new books in the hotel's collection. As the hours pass, they engage in activities like playing chess and listening to audiobooks to maintain their momentum throughout the readathon.

10:03

๐ŸŒ™ Nighttime Reading and All-Nighter

As the readathon stretches into the night, the participants prepare for an all-nighter, with some resorting to energy drinks to stay awake. They share their progress, with one participant over 40% through their book and another discussing the chemistry between characters in 'Love Interest'. The group's dynamic includes light-hearted moments, such as opening their 'cold ones' to mark the late hour. The script highlights the participants' struggle to stay awake and focused, with one admitting to falling asleep for a minute and another relying on under-eye patches to prevent their eyes from closing. Despite the challenges, they express excitement about the books they are reading and the connections they are making with the characters and storylines.

15:05

โ˜•๏ธ Wrapping Up the 24-Hour Readathon

The script concludes with the participants nearing the end of their 24-hour readathon. They express their exhaustion and share their final thoughts on the books they have read. One participant highly recommends 'Love Interest', connecting deeply with the main character and the story. Another discusses reading 'Powerful', a novella following 'Powerless' by Lauren Roberts, and finds it to be a perfect, easy-to-digest fantasy that suits their tired state. The group reflects on the mental and physical toll of the readathon, with some admitting to struggling after taking long naps during the night. They celebrate their accomplishment of completing the readathon, sharing the number of books they have read and the titles, and express their eagerness to discuss the books further when they are well-rested. The script ends with a note on an upcoming vlog about their stay at the book hotel and a humorous farewell, acknowledging their fatigue.

Mindmap

Keywords

๐Ÿ’กReadathon

A readathon is a reading marathon where participants attempt to read for a certain period, often 24 hours straight. In the video, the host and friends are attempting a 24-hour readathon, which is central to the video's theme of endurance reading and book discussion.

๐Ÿ’กBook Channels

Book channels refer to online platforms, typically on YouTube, where content creators discuss books, reviews, and related literary topics. Sarah and Destiny, mentioned in the script, are book channel hosts who join the readathon, emphasizing the social and community aspect of book lovers.

๐Ÿ’กBook Hotel

A book hotel is a unique accommodation themed around literature, often featuring libraries or book-related decor. The script describes the excitement of staying in a book hotel, which adds to the immersive reading experience the participants are seeking.

๐Ÿ’กTBR (To Be Read)

TBR stands for 'To Be Read' and refers to a list of books that a reader plans to read in the future. The script mentions the participants' TBRs, which are central to their reading plans and the content of the video.

๐Ÿ’กMAD Honey

MAD Honey is a book title mentioned in the script. It's a novel by Jod Picoult and becomes a point of discussion among the participants due to its themes and narrative style, illustrating the video's focus on book analysis and shared reading experiences.

๐Ÿ’กPacing in Literature

Pacing refers to the speed at which a story unfolds. In the context of the video, the host discusses the pacing of MAD Honey, noting how the narrative's slow start affects their reading experience during the readathon.

๐Ÿ’กTrigger Warnings

Trigger warnings are alerts that a piece of content may contain material that could be distressing or harmful to some viewers or readers. The script mentions trigger warnings for MAD Honey, indicating the book deals with sensitive themes.

๐Ÿ’กAudiobook Narrator

An audiobook narrator is a professional who reads books aloud for audiobook recordings. The script references Julia Whan, a famous audiobook narrator, and the book 'Thank You for Listening' which is about an audiobook narrator, highlighting the multifaceted world of literature consumption.

๐Ÿ’กWorkplace Romance

Workplace romance refers to a genre of fiction that involves romantic relationships developing in a professional setting. The script mentions 'Love Interest' by CLA Gilmore, a workplace romance, which becomes a book the host chooses to read during the readathon.

๐Ÿ’กNepotism

Nepotism is the practice of favoring relatives or friends, especially by giving them jobs based on personal connections rather than merit. In the context of the video, the host discusses a plot point in 'Love Interest' where the protagonist faces nepotism in her workplace.

๐Ÿ’กAll-Nighter

An all-nighter refers to staying awake throughout the night, often to complete a task or for leisure activities. The script describes the participants' plans to pull an all-nighter as part of their 24-hour readathon, emphasizing the commitment to continuous reading.

Highlights

The reading marathon took place in a book-themed hotel with an entire library inside.

The participants aimed to read for 24 hours straight, including reading the same book simultaneously.

The group started with 'Mad Honey' by Jod Picoult, a literary fiction with a mystery involving the death of a character named Lily.

The book 'Mad Honey' has a backdrop of beekeeping and includes ominous metaphors related to bees.

The pacing of 'Mad Honey' was criticized for being slow, with the plot not fully engaging until around page 100.

The reader found 'Mad Honey' emotionally heavy and opted to read a romance book to lighten the mood.

Destiny finished 'Mad Honey' in 4 hours, being the fastest reader of the group.

The reader expressed a need for a change of pace after 'Mad Honey' and started 'Thank You for Listening' by Julia Whan.

The book 'Thank You for Listening' is about an audiobook narrator and is narrated by a famous audiobook narrator herself.

The reader found 'Thank You for Listening' to be a fast and engaging read, giving it a solid four stars.

The reader chose 'Love Interest' by CLA Gilmore for its workplace romance and relatable Asian-American main character.

The reader connected deeply with the characters in 'Love Interest', considering it a 4.75 star book.

The reader struggled to maintain momentum after an extended nap during the reading marathon.

The reader finished 'Love Interest' and began 'Powerful', a novella by Lauren Roberts, finding it a perfect fit for a tired mind.

Despite the challenges, the group successfully completed the 24-hour readathon, with Destiny reading six books.

The reader highly recommends 'Love Interest' and expresses a desire for others to read and enjoy it as well.

The reader plans to finish 'Powerful' when in a sound mind, indicating the enjoyment and importance of the book.

Transcripts

00:00

welcome all to the most exciting version

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of a reading for 24-Hour straight video

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I have ever done firstly because it's

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with Sarah and Destiny they both have

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book channels and we come from our three

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different states flew to the same

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airport and then Road tripped to a book

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hotel Yes you heard that right it's an

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entire Hotel themed around books and it

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has an entire library inside and we are

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going to try to read for 24 hours

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straight together and as you can imagine

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it gets a little

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crazy I'm about to begin my 24-hour

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readathon with the book girl please

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these are our tbrs you're going to have

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to watch their videos to see their tbrs

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get read the first rule we're going to

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try to read the entire 24 hours straight

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through the night all nighter number two

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we're going to read one book that's the

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same all at the same time and number

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three I might try to read a book from

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the book hotel oh we're all so nervous

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same book 24 hours let's go okay ready 3

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2 2

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1 oh gosh

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[Music]

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we are an hour and 20 minutes in kind of

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fast and we're all reading MAD Honey by

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jod pickle who is a very famous author

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yeah it says on here that it's Good

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Morning America book club Pi yeah so

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it's a very like book Clubby but usually

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those ones are really good so it's kind

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of like a literary fiction but there's a

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mystery because somebody died and we get

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two point of views the mom of this boy

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named Asher who is dating a girl named

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Lily and we're also getting Lily's point

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of view and Lily dies you find that out

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very quickly it's on the back of the

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book so now we're just trying to figure

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out what's going on and there's lots of

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backstory lots of ominous Clues we have

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beekeeping as like the backdrop of the

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story because Olivia the mom is a

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beekeeper lots of bee metaphors going on

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it's a little bit ominous you don't know

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why she's saying things like the queen

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bee will just kill this other bee and

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kick them out and we should really learn

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things from that it's like okay what are

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you talking about I'm 66 in the only

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thing I'm feeling so far is that it's

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just very sad like it's just been so sad

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the whole time that I'm excited for when

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we get to read like a cute little

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romance after this I feel like I'm

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liking it okay I feel like y'all are

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liking it less I'm liking it I'm not

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liking it I feel like I get we're in the

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setup of it but it is sad though it kind

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of reads like an Ellen Hilder book not

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like the writing but like in what you

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said where I feel like when I read an

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Ellen hbr book I always say that I feel

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like the like Rich wi and you're sitting

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on the beach and you're just reading

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like a book but sometimes the beekeeping

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stuff I'm like hey I'm over here and I

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should be right here

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if you did it a little bit but we like

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be in a super interesting part where you

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want to read more about it and then she

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like goes off into the beekeeping which

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is probably intentional cuz it ties back

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in in some way but I'm like listen you

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had my attention now it's like going

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this way until we go back into what we

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were just talking about just loves the

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be yeah we're really just in the setup

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phase but it does feel like she's

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weaving a sort of Masterpiece so I'm

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excited to see how it

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[Music]

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continues night 18 hours left meaning

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we've done 5 hours yeah is that right

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yeah we've read for 5 hours and I'm only

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50% through the book Destiny finished it

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at 4 hours Destiny's our fastest reader

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friend ever but she can also retain the

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information more than all of us it's

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very impressive I got to see her

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reactions to the end of the book my

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biggest thing with this book is just the

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pacing because at like 75 pages I was

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like oh we're just getting started with

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the book which 75 pages is kind of a lot

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to get started like I feel like after 70

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80 Pages you should be in the plot and

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then I feel like at page 100 finally we

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have a plot we have a court case and I

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actually really like reading about court

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cases I feel like those move by really

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fast I like the dialogue and I feel like

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if she would have just rearranged the

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parts of the story it would have flowed

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better but because of how she chose to

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like switch timelines as soon as we gain

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momentum we just hit the brakes really

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fast and then defy finishing it and me

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still having 50% left I was like okay

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this is really demotivating me for the

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beginning of a 24-hour readathon and

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also there are lots of trigger warnings

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for this book but this book in

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particular is making me feel so sad and

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dark I need to just not be reading this

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and I need to sit outside with a romance

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book looking at this pile there are so

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many that I'm excited to read and I'm

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also already 138 pages into thank you

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for listening by Julia whan she's one of

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the most famous audiobook narrators and

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this book is about an Audi book narrator

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and if you listen to the Audi book she

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narrates it so it's a really fun book I

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started reading it and then listening to

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it on the plane so I'm going to go

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outside probably to lift my spirits if I

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get really bored I can listen to it and

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play a game of chess and I feel like I

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just need the momentum of this challenge

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to go because having 19 more hours is is

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demotivating if you don't like the book

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that you're reading MAD honey DN on to

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thank you for

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listening I say we were good

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[Music]

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together I was say we have

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fun but our tra will never run

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[Music]

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forever something else is just on your

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mind we're in the lobby now which is

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just like right underneath our room

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these are all of the rooms by the way

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and there are strangers over there but

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it just doesn't feel like a hotel it

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feels like a house I am on Page 302 we

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have 16 and 1/2 hours left which means

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we've been reading for 6 and 1/2 hours I

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think I have 90 pages of this book left

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and it's getting so cute and Destiny is

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reading a book that I love and they kind

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of have similar not plots but like vibes

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yeah and I literally picked this up

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because you said I picked up nor on

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script because you like this author and

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then I was like oh I'll read this book

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afterward I feel like there's something

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about maybe it's like the age of these

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characters but I feel like it's just so

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fun like it feels comforting even though

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I've never read this author before and I

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just really like it so

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[Music]

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far I'm trying to do the math on how

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long we've been reading we have 14 and

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1/2 hours left have we've been reading

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for 9 and 1/2 hours it's almost 7:00

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p.m. it's crazy I finished thank you for

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listening and it was really really good

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the main character in this book had a

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freak accident happen and she has an eye

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patch and a scar across her face and I

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really liked her talking about the

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before and after of something big

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happening in your life and kind of

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viewing yourself as like only the after

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version and always wishing you were who

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you were before something happened I

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thought that was really great and I just

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love a good You've Got Mail moment where

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like as the reader you know that you're

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reading text messages about two people

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who already know each other but they

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just don't know that they know each

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other and there was a lot of like text

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messages in these books so it was really

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fast to read those parts and yeah it was

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really easy to just not it bored and I

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think I'm going to give this a solid

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four stars which I'm really happy about

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cuz I always looked at this and felt

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like I would like it and I did really

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really really enjoy it so four stars

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recommend if you want to read about

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people who do audio books and now when

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considering what to read next I have

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love interest by CLA Gilmore this is a

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workplace romance I've never seen anyone

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talk about this so it feels like I would

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just really be going into something

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blind which feels scary like sometimes I

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look at books like this and I just

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assume they'll be three stars which is

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wrong of me I just don't know what to

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think of it I have the paradise problem

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which is the new Christina Lauren book

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but I also could picture myself reading

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this like on a beach so I don't know

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about that I have the resort which looks

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like a tropical mystery but I don't want

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to feel dark at all like I still feel

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like I need something really happy or

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Ready or Not which is a pregnancy that

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you follow so I don't really want to

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read this right now and when I was

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talking about one of the challenges

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being reading a book from this hotel I

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might end up up just rereading one of my

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favorite books if I can find something

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on here let's do a bit of shopping and

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see what I should read

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next I love this book Finley Donovan is

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killing it love other words all these

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are like new books none of them have

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cracks in the spine which feels like a

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big responsibility people meet on

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vacation little acatar

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reread starting to think I should just

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read one of my own

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books there's an arc in here Advanced

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readers that's crazy that someone put an

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ark

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[Music]

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in not finding anything we have 13 hours

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and 30 minutes left and all of us are

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hitting the point where we're trying to

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figure out what to read next Sarah's

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trying to find a book I'm trying to find

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a book I listen to Finley Donovan is

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killing it for 30 minutes while I play

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chess which is a book I've already given

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five stars and I don't really like the

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narrators for that book so I didn't

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after that I think we're going to try to

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read love interest it takes place in

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Manhattan and like I said workplace

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romance that I've never seen single

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thing about and the dedication says

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publishing this book is the scariest

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thing I've ever done which I feel like

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just is kind of exciting to read what

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she wrote I'm reading Off to the Races

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by Elsie silver and I'm talking like

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this cuz this is how I hear them talk in

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the series Kindle unlimited reck I don't

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know someone give me a wck oh I should

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go on Tik Tok I haven't been on Tik

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Tok and you say glor

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please don't

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Me Oh Glory of

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[Applause]

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please don't

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hey guys guys we're about to hit 12

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hours which would be halfway and I'm so

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relieved and excited right now because

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this book is kind of eating so far we're

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only 50 pages in but the main love

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interest guy is korean-american that

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slay I can't remember the last time I

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read a book where one of the main

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characters was Asian other than tomorrow

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and tomorrow tomorrow where he was like

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half asian half white which is what I

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what I am if you're new and then the

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thing that I do not relate to is that

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she Works in New York City and she's

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like a financial analyst so she's really

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good at math she was competing for a

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higher up position with this man Alex

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but he gets the job and then she finds

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out that he is the son of the chair on

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the boards on the board the Boardman the

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boards chair I don't know how to say

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that basically nepotism a little bit and

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so they're kind of like enemies but then

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also another thing about this book is

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that they have some sort of like YouTube

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channel going on in their office

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building and they get asked to be part

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of a segment on the YouTube channel so I

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just feel like I have a lot of things to

10:02

relate to in this book so far and the

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writing is really good and I really like

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the chemistry between the two characters

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so far even though we've only gotten

10:07

little glimpses so this is great cuz I

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really need a good book going into the

10:11

night time it's 9:00 p.m. now and I'm

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just waiting any second now to open up

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an energy drink because we're going to

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pull in all nighter and I've not done

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that in so long 50 pages in I'm going to

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keep reading but I'm really excited

10:22

everyone guys it's hit that time where

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it's so late in the night guess what

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time it is y'all it's 9:00 we're getting

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kind of loopy already oh I think there's

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four YouTubers here five yeah five I

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wish I was hula hoop right halfway

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through we're cracking open our cold

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ones three 2

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one woo I ruined it m I have a 100 Mig

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of caffeine Alani new Cherry Slush and

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Sarah has an Olli poop because she is

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sensitive to ca I can't believe our

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faces are being captured from five

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different angles

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that is unreal guys no cameras please

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why am I kind of getting nervous it's

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freaking me out M I'm almost 40% into it

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okay okay okay how about you guys page

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90 Sarah fast thank you guys Sarah's

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just like that little cutie like you're

11:19

embarrassing

11:21

me oh

11:23

wow I'm reading I'm reading so fast ha

11:26

normal work hours that's a good one

11:29

[Applause]

11:32

it's almost 1:00 a.m. have my invisaline

11:34

in we have 8 and 1/2 hours left and I'm

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on page 224 and as of now this book is a

11:40

five star to me I know crazy I was

11:42

falling asleep there for a second so I

11:44

just woke up I probably was asleep for

11:46

like 1 minute but I have to just tell

11:49

you the list of things that I have in

11:51

common with this book which is so

11:52

unexpected and it's funny because I read

11:55

how to end a love story and I was like

11:56

this book taught me that I hate

11:58

situationships guess what this has and

12:00

I'm saying it's a five star so my mind

12:02

has been changed I keep falling asleep

12:04

even sitting

12:08

up breaking open and then get back

12:16

together so sleep this is good cuz if

12:18

your eyes go down you can't CL like you

12:21

can't Sarah provided the under eye

12:24

patches you really can't look down

12:26

anymore okay I have 4 actually helping

12:29

me not close my eyes yeah physically it

12:32

doesn't feel good when you go like

12:38

this you look cute when

12:40

them

12:42

thanks you look so

12:45

cozy I go to bed

12:54

[Applause]

12:57

[Music]

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[Music]

13:11

2: a.m. coffee shop opens at 6:00 a.m. 4

13:14

more hours and we can walk on over so

13:15

that's my next deadline in my head

13:17

morning in

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Pennsylvania oh wow I look tired I fell

13:27

asleep from 3:00 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. but I

13:32

would wake up sometimes or wait I woke

13:34

up at like 6:00 I think started

13:36

downloading powerful by Lauren Roberts

13:38

and then fell asleep as it was opening

13:40

and then woke up at 6:30 and we have 30

13:43

minutes till this coffee shop opens so

13:44

I'm going to actually read the novel

13:53

now

13:54

drifted is no use trying to pretend and

13:58

I know that is

14:01

over got the look on your

14:04

face it's so hard to

14:12

whisper we have 1 hour left I felt like

14:15

I was going to upchuck in the coffee

14:18

shop for some reason and I was

14:19

legitimately falling asleep like

14:20

physically my eyes cannot stay open and

14:23

I'm the only one who's struggling right

14:25

now and I think it's because I took too

14:27

long of a nap it wasn't like 30 minutes

14:29

like 3 and 1/2 hours in the middle of

14:31

the night and I'm really struggling now

14:33

but I finished love interest last night

14:35

and this book was so good I need to go

14:36

into detail when I'm not exhausted but I

14:39

just related to so many different things

14:40

the main character he's Asian he's an

14:42

inog 7 that's what I am I hesitate to

14:45

say this because I feel like it's really

14:47

high praise and then the comparison's a

14:49

little bit weird so if you read it

14:50

thinking about the comparison it'll just

14:52

not live up to the hype but it just gave

14:54

me similar feelings as to when I read

14:56

beach readed by Emily Henry and it's

14:58

probably not because the book books are

14:59

similar but because I just connected

15:01

that deeply with the characters in each

15:02

of these books so in my brain this is

15:04

like a 4.75 star book right now and then

15:07

I'm reading the powerful Nolla on my

15:09

Kindle right now which is a Nolla after

15:12

powerless by Lauren Robert which is

15:13

fantasy which I haven't read in a long

15:14

time but it's like perfect it's 250

15:16

Pages I'm 100 pages in and I've been

15:19

craving fantasy but then also scared of

15:21

it so this is like the perfect

15:22

digestible fun fantasy where it's not

15:25

hurting my brain especially falling

15:26

asleep and having one 1 hour left I

15:28

can't even talk let's go finish

15:32

reading 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3

15:44

2 oh my gosh

15:47

I we did it oh yeah we did it we're done

15:52

we done we did it guys yes you here

16:00

okay we have finished the 24-hour

16:02

reading video the effects that it took

16:05

on our mental are big Destiny is the

16:07

only one who survived the entire night

16:09

and she also hold up how many books you

16:11

read plus I'll put the ones on the

16:12

screen that she also read 1 2 3 4 5 six

16:16

she read 6 and A2 books I read these two

16:18

fully plus almost done with this Nolla

16:21

plus 50% of mad honey this book which we

16:24

were doing the math if we would have

16:26

finished that book it would have taken

16:27

10 hours but then this was was a Sligh

16:29

it was four stars highly recommend this

16:30

book this one I feel like I need an

16:32

entire 10 minutes to talk about this

16:34

book and I won't even do it right now

16:35

but I loved it so much I related to so

16:36

many different things about the

16:37

characters and I want to see this book

16:39

hyped up and people reading it I love it

16:41

I want you guys to read it I L added it

16:43

to a monthly TBR a few months ago and

16:45

then I never read it buy it today for

16:46

good good I just always looked at it and

16:48

thought it'd be three stars and I think

16:50

it's like

16:51

4.75 wow and maybe five if I continue

16:53

thinking about I kind of want to reread

16:54

the end when I'm not you know 2 a.m.

16:56

reading it so good I'm so happy that I

16:58

found this book but I finished this one

17:00

at 2:30 a.m. I believe and that's a

17:02

rough time to finish a book because

17:04

having to choose a new one that's why I

17:06

went to bed and I thought they were

17:07

asleep so I was like okay I'm going to

17:08

just take a little nap I slept for the

17:10

longest I slept for 3 and 1/2 hours and

17:12

then I struggled my way through the

17:14

Nolla powerful this morning but I love

17:16

it so far and I'm going to save the

17:18

ending of that book for when I am of

17:19

sound mind yes of sound mind cuz I think

17:22

I'm really going to enjoy that one I

17:23

read well same thing as haly I D have

17:25

this one at the same time as her

17:26

invisible Girl by Lisa Jewel the rule

17:28

book and then I finished powerful the

17:30

Nolla this morning too this was our

17:32

buddy read and I finished it then I

17:34

finished the rule book then I read next

17:37

nope same time next summer I keep on

17:39

saying this wrong read this because of

17:40

Haley and loved it then I read Off to

17:42

the Races by LC silver then I read dark

17:45

matter flip-flopped through a few books

17:47

and then I finished off with Mrs Nash's

17:49

ashes woo yeah if you'd like to see the

17:52

aftermath of our mental state you can go

17:55

watch this Vlog that will come out one

17:57

day we stayed at a book hotel vlog go

17:59

watch their videos go to sleep tonight

18:01

go to sleep

18:04

bye like we're so tired oh

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