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Top 5 BookTubers

 

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When I am not reading or writing about books, I listen to BookTubers talk about books. I find that when I am in a reading slump or need a break, listening to other people ramble on about books is just the thing I need to put my mind at ease. I don’t know about you, but I spend way too much time on YouTube, and through my rabbit hole escapades, I have come up with a list of my Top 5 favorite BookTubers. I highly recommend subscribing to these remarkable individuals.

 

1.      1. Emmie

Emmie is a wonderful person and reader while pursuing her degree in classical literature. She is always showing some of the most awesome classical reads that I have never heard of. If I purchase a new classic book, it is generally because Emmie made me do it. I love her vlogs, where she shares her filming, school, and reading life. Emmie’s voice is so soothing, and anytime I feel like I am going to have a panic attack, I directly go to her videos to calm and settle my mind.

Also, I am in love with the newest addition to Emmie’s videos, Calcifer!

https://www.youtube.com/c/emmie00

 

2.       2. Chantel Reads All Day

Chantel is a Mother of the two cutest kids in the world, wife, and BookTuber. Her content is fantastic, and I immediately want to buy all the books she shows. She highlights many Christian fiction books that I have loved and connected me with one of my favorite series, The Mark of The Ravens by Morgan Busse. Chantel has been working on a new series where she tries to solve an Agatha Christie book, and they are so much fun to follow along with. Her TBR videos are some of my favorites, as her system allows her to mood-read throughout the month without feeling guilty. 

https://www.youtube.com/c/ChantelReadsAllDay

 

3.       3. MelReads

Mel is the newest to me, BookTuber. I love her input on all books and genres. I am loving catching up on lost time with her videos, and I am binge-watching them. Also, I have to say that Mel always looks so glamorous, and her makeup is always on point! My favorite videos of hers are the 24- and 48-hour readathons. The fact that she dedicates that much time two reading that she will skip that much sleep is incredible to me. Her videos are always so much fun!

https://www.youtube.com/c/MelReads

 

4.       4. Merphy Napier Vlogs

Merphy was the first BookTuber I found, and she is so much fun to watch; you can tell she loves making these videos and sharing her content. Her video ideas are not matched by anyone. Her bookshelves are beautiful, and I would love to have her shelves. Her My Favorites series is so good, and she does not BS her way through her videos that are all from the heart.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7FW6FYqPLeQIXMSulBfOLw

  

5.       5. Oliviareadsalatte

Olivia has some of the most beautiful reorganization videos, and I want my bookshelves to look like hers went I grow up. She provides genuine reviews and is okay with going against the stream. Her videos draw me closer to reading a thriller (which I don’t read) because she makes the books sound so good. Also, she is not afraid to say she does not like a book or a character; I find this so refreshing for a booktuber to admit they could not finish a book because they did not like the story despite popular draw or good writing. Olivia lets her quirky side show, and I love that about her. Her weekly blogs are so much fun and natural.

https://www.youtube.com/c/oliviareadsalatte

 

I am sure you have heard about some of these BookTubers, but I hope you might have found a new one to add to your subscription list. If you have a favorite BookTuber not on this list, please let me know in the comments; I would love to check them out!

Have a great day!

Savanah

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