Chủ Nhật, 9 tháng 9, 2018

Waching daily Sep 9 2018

Alina: Hello everyone! This is Heads and Tails!

Kolya: And this is a backpack of contention, a stumbling bag. We finally arrived! So ready to grab a handful of tight Montenegro!

Alina: I like how it sounds – Montenegro! A country with that name just has to be picturesque and interesting!

Kolya: I like that name. It is logical. "Monte" – mountain, "negro" – black.

Everything is as clear as the fact that I will toss the coin, it will be heads, I will take my gold card and will go enjoy myself, while you will be surviving on $100.

Simple. Heads.

Alina: Tails.

Alina: How did you know?

Kolya: Simple. I made a wish. This is what I dreamt about and wanted!

Alina: Walking in Montenegro is great for your figure.

Kolya: I do not object. I already look fine. Here is your parachute. It will help you glide through the abyss of poverty!

Alina: See ya!

Kolya: Having a gold card here is great. I feel it already.

Montenegro is a tiny patch on the shore of the Adriatic Sea.

This place has all of the best that the nature can offer. Tall mountains, lush forests and emerald water.

My hundred dollars turned into eighty-four euros.

According to the guidebook I read, Kotor is the most gorgeous city in Montenegro.

I imagined arriving there on a stunning car, but a bus will have to do. The buses to Kotor depart once in every 30 minutes and make stops by demand.

It is important not to miss one.

That is my bus! Sorry! That is my bus!

The conductor who sells tickets signs them off with a pen! The ticket fare is two euros.

We barely left the airport and I already see the sea, the mountains and the creamy clouds. These are all the traits of a nice resort.

I promise to never leave you again. I will do anything to keep us together. Do you like this car?

Mercedes-Benz E200 Convertible. Two-liter turbo engine with 184 horsepowers.

Leather interior, a built-in computer, adaptive cruise control. It is ideal for my gold card and me.

You are riding shotgun.

My Mercedes can accelerate to 265 kilometers per hour! This is exactly what you need on the winding mountain roads of Montenegro.

A surprise waited for me as soon as I left the airport.

Traffic jams always happen during the high season because the roads are too narrow for a large number of tourists.

A drop top is not ideal for sitting in the sun. I am fine now, but I will raise the roof if it gets too hot. The scenery is gorgeous though!

What do we know about Montenegro? The National parks and reserves cover quarter of Montenegro's territory. It is a very green and blooming country.

Euro is the official currency, but since the country is not a member of the EU, they cannot print the money.

Euros come here with tourists or in a form of investments.

Montenegro won multiple awards for the best beaches in Europe!

Montenegro is a young country, because it was born in 2006.

Montenegro gained independence just recently, but its history stretches over thousands of years.

Kotor is one of the eldest cities in the country. It overlooks the beautiful Bay of Kotor – the largest bay in the Adriatic Sea.

The mighty mountains and fortified walls surround the city on the other side.

This is the second largest wall in the world behind The Great Wall of China!

Hello lovely town of Kotor!

The entrance looks like a historic portal to the past.

You can get inside the fortress through one of the three gates.

Incredible!

Kotor survived quite a few wars, fires and earthquakes. Despite that, it looks terrific.

The Greeks, Bulgarians, Romans, Montenegrins and Serbs polished these tiles.

Italians had the most influence on this city, because it was under Venetian rule for 400 years.

The city's architecture looks very Italian. The clock tower. Just like the one in Venice.

Ancient Catholic cathedrals and narrow streets.

One of those streets is a landmark in itself.

Here it is – Let Me Pass Street. This is the narrowest street in the world.

Does not look too tight.

I get it now. It becomes narrower.

Well, yeah

Here you could say "pusti me proc". Let me pass.

These streets are very romantic. Even the rain does not ruin my walk.

Kotor is too small for two hosts. Therefore, I headed to the nearby town of Budva.

Specifically one of the country's best hotels – Dukley Hotel & Resort.

It takes up a larger portion of the picturesque Zavala Peninsula.

These elite apartments are drowning in the sea of green.

Each of them has a view of the Budva Riviera. Yet another unpleasant surprised caught up with me.

It started raining! I'll be damn! A convertible!

The other side, the quote on quote "tails" of the convertible!

You begin to get wet when it starts raining.

There is my hotel! I almost made it. Can you let me through? I am driving a drop top in the rain!

Please wait there! All right. Here's a hotel. I need to stop.

Can't the roof close any faster?

Some workers from Romania would have built a roof by now. Hooray! Valet parking! Valet parking! Thank you.

I need the driest room in your hotel!

Excellent suite! Now, this is living! This is what I call fabulous life!

I rented a stylish two-story penthouse for these two days. This hallway is palatial! It has a couch and a plasma. There is the kitchen.

A suspension fireplace! I always dreamt of a suspension fireplace!

The bed. Well. Ready! Steady!

I have not done that in a while.

The spiral staircase to the second floor is see-through.

A terrace! The rain stopped. The weather changes quickly around here.

A Jacuzzi on the roof is perfect! Does your roof have a Jacuzzi?

As if someone could dig a hole in the roof between the antennas.

This rooftop has one. That is why this crib is so expensive. The main feature!

You can cross Kotor through and through in just a couple of hours, so I decided to explore the vicinities.

I did not lose my mind. I am will be heading to the Gospa od Skrpjela Island.

There is a tradition – tourists that go there must bring stones with them.

Later I will explain why.

A ride on a small boat costs three euros.

I arrived after a 30-minute journey.

Gospa od Skrpjela is a man-made island in the middle of the Kotor Bay that has its own legend.

This island used to be a reef, where two brothers found an icon when they were sailing past. It miraculously healed one of them from illness.

Locals decided to commemorate this by building an island with a church.

The sunken ships would be dumped here. Each vessel that passed by brought a symbolic stone with them.

That is how that island appeared on the map. The tradition remains to this day – each tourist brings a stone.

I took it up a notch and brought two kilos of rocks!

Each person who leaves a stone will be blessed with luck.

Do you see this?

This is a special place.

I have a place to lay my head. Now it is time to have some fun.

I think this is my boat! It is as if it is asking me to jump in!

Don't mind if I will! Wakesurfing is very popular in Montenegro.

It is almost the same as the regular surfing – you have to tame the wave created by a special boat.

Get ready to ride!

I am heading to another interesting site, as I keep exploring the environs of Kotor – The Blue Lagoon. We are sailing inside of a rock! This is a cave!

The Blue Lagoon is a Blue Cave indeed. According to a legend, a treasure remains hidden inside this cave, but the tourists come here for something entirely different.

Look! It is glowing! The water is extremely blue! Almost as if there are lights at the bottom! This is literally a Blue Cave! It is shining!

This is the effect that a light refraction provides when the rays hit the gorge – the water looks emerald! I am itching to dive in!

Oh! You're here! Just in time, because I was about to make a review of this beach. This is Dukley's private beach.

I think someone invented the word infrastructure when they saw this beach.

They have it all. There is nothing I could add to it. Perhaps a helipad, but they might be hiding it from us.

The contingent! Stop! You cannot film people! They are trying to relax with their families. Good people.

Density – there will be enough place for everyone even if the hotel is full.

The sand is small shreds of shells mixed with pebble. This beats the white sand in my book.

The water is as clear as tears of joy! Every person who got to this beach shed one. The water is ideal.

I could stay here all day. I give this beach five well-deserved stars.

I decided to end my exploration of the Kotor area at the popular Zanjice Beach. Let us begin the inspection!

Let us see what kind of beach this is.

Contingent is comprised of cool and fun people. They missed their boat!

Infrastructure – cafés check, sunbeds check. I have to find out if they are free.

I wonder how much time will pass before I will be approached. It would be nice if this were free.

What can I say about the sand? There isn't any! There is medium-sized pebble though.

It is polished and easy to walk on but very hot.

Rent? I did not anticipate you would look like this. How much?

Attendant: Ten euros.

I thought it would be free today because you are not that busy. No?

I think I will be on my way then. Sorry. I got my tan on anyway.

Now my passion – the water! The water is pretty cold. This helps when it is this hot outside.

The sea is very clear. I can see the bottom that is far away.

Overall, I give Zanjice Beach a grade of four stars. Three and a half actually.

You can thank the guy in charge of sunbeds.

I spent almost the entire first day at my hotel and this is where I will also have my dinner.

I reserved an entire beach for myself. The beauty of eating at a hotel like this is that you never wait for your food.Your food always waits for you instead.

Everything looks so nice and scrumptious! My dinner features three courses. First up is the seabass.

This seabass and my mouth were meant for each other. Second – a seafood mix.

What do we have here? Clams, mussels, calamari,

shrimp.

Repeat.

My desert is a huge lobster!

A wide specter of emotions!

What a lobster!

This dinner was genius. The best one in recent memory.

By that, I mean the last 29 years.

The best thing to do when you are full is to go to sleep. Good night friends.

Sweet dreams. Love you. Oh God. So full.

I returned to Kotor in the evening. Montenegro turns into Black Mountain at night!

The ancient, romantic streets become loud and full of fun.

Too bad, I do not have time to party. I need to find a place to sleep.

I came to the hostel with a name that is impossible to forget – Montenegro.

Here is my hostel. It is located right in the midst of things.

The old town's very center. Exquisite!

The prices in this hostel vary depending on the season. Today I managed to get a bunkbed in a shared room for twelve euros.

I always wanted to do this!

You need to know something before we come in. This is the first hostel in my life.

Everything reminds me of the summer camp. This is exactly how mine looked. Bunkbeds and lockers.

I call this one. Each locker is linked to the bed number. 19, 18, I get the one on the bottom.

Oh well. There is even an ottoman. A visitor could sit on it and drink tea at the table.

I consider myself lucky. This bed costs twelve euros.

It will cost fifteen in the nearby future and twenty during the high season.

Newbies get lucky.

I am done. Good night.

I just had this awesome dream about renting the best apartment in Montenegro with a view of the bay

and a terrace. This was not a dream!

The sea in Montenegro is great and so are the mountains.

Early in the morning I hopped on a bus in order to see them for myself. My Montenegro journey continues.

Let us get moving.

The best transportation in the mountains is an S.U.V. with a personal guide.

He will show the most scenic marvels in Montenegro. A convertible is good for the boardwalk.

To go deep inside the country you need something more powerful, steady and loud. Kinda like this one here.

Look at those mountains there!

They are immense!

Looking at the real-life wallpaper amuses me for the second straight day.

Montenegro sits atop four mountain ridges that form an unbelievable pattern.

You can see the winding serpentine of the roads, vast wooded areas and chaotic order of the mountain peaks.

This ornament covers 80% of Montenegro.

You see quaint panorama views of the mountains everywhere you look.

This is awesome.

I am so glad I made it to the mountains unlike the majority of tourists who remain by the sea the whole time.

I wonder why most people who visit Montenegro never leave the coast. Why are you doing that?

You need to stop that. The name itself holds the answer – Black Mountain, not the Black Sea.

This is where you feel the spirit of this land. It is full of freedom and might.

The mountains are breathtaking, but Montenegro is also famous for magnificent mountain lakes.

I came to the most famous of them all – Lake Skadar.

I think I finally made it! The frogs are croaking.

Here it is!

Lake Skadar is Europe's largest body of freshwater.

In fact, it so vast that it also washes the shores of a neighboring country – Albania!

This lake used to be a part of the gulf in the Adriatic Sea. The unyielding rocks surrounded ant separated the lake over thousands of years.

Lake Skadar froze in time since then. It preserved the exclusive flora and fauna. It feels like I came to the lost world.

A boat ride on the lake costs thirty euros. I cannot afford that, so I will have to admire it from the shore.

Rasho: I was about to go fishing.

Alina: I am here to check out the lake. I was told it is gorgeous and it certainly is.

Rasho: What is your name?

Rasho: My name is Rasho.

Rasho: If you like it here so much, you can come fishing with me. You will see even more.

Alina: I did not have anything planned.

Rasho: It is free if you help.

Rasho: Yeah!

That is because you liked me!

What am I supposed to be doing? I can swipe!

I think I could catch something on the ground.

Who will be the one to begin telling stories? Me or you?

I associate fishing with a smell of the admixtures.

Those pressed bricks of fish bait. You throw it in the water and then begin fishing after fishes come.

By the way girls, the tan at the lake is always stronger and brighter compared to the seashore.

Therefore, bring your fishing rods everyone!

After about thirty minutes of chatting, I finally caught my first one! Here we go!

I cannot reach! Can you help me?

It is not big, but still. Give it here. Sorry honey!

You are coming with me. Where should I cook you?

Tara River Canyon is another key landmark of mountainous Montenegro. The zipline provides a great view of it.

A child's car seat!

I feel like a gift. They are packaging me.

Ready.

So beautiful!

Tara River Canyon is Europe's largest and second in the world behind The Grand Canyon in the United States.

It is over a thousand meters deep and eighty kilometers in length. It could easily fit a small country.

Another local landmark, Jurjevich Bridge also connects the opposite sides of the canyon.

It was built over a hundred years ago. Up until the recent time it was considered the tallest car bridge in Europe.

This was a V.I.P. seat for seeing the canyon. Incredible. The bridge is awesome, the river at the bottom, the cliffs and gorges.

I really like this canyon! It is exceedingly stunning! I feel happy.

You can also appreciate the canyon's splendor from below while rafting on the Tara River.

We did it!

While Kolya was checking out the canyon, I brought my catch to the village of Virpazar located on the shore of the Skadar Lake.

What do I do with you dear fish?

I have a fish. Eating it is problematic.

Unimaginable! Should I walk into a café and ask if they can cook it? Do you think they will do it for free?

Let me do the talking.

You can? How much will you charge?

Cook: Ten euros.

Alina: Ten euros? That is very expensive. Can you do it for two euros? I don't have money! Okay?

I will hand it to you then. Thank you!

Excellent! My fish was ready after fifteen minutes on the grill.

My cameraman gets the first piece. Get over here sweetie!

Is it good?

Are you serious?

Do you really like it?

Tastes good indeed. Just to remind you, I only spent two euros.

I could not get an introduction to the local cuisine at some ordinary place.

I will dine next to one of the major marvels in mountainous Montenegro – The Black Lake.

This lake is the oldest in Montenegro. It appeared after the glaciers on the nearby mountains melted down.

The lake's shape is two round bodies of water. That is why it is also known as Mountain Eyes.

The Black Lake got its name due to a thick forest that covers its banks. It reflects on the surface and gives the water a darker shade.

A very appealing place for a rich man's picnic.

What should I start off with Nikola?

Nikola: Try our local jamon.

Kolya: Jamon? Jamon from Montenegro? Interesting. Jamon is dry-cured ham.

They call it prsut in Montenegro. Besides curing, the meat is also being smoked.

Pretty tasty. I can definitely taste the smoky flavor. The aftertaste is vivid.

Then Nikola suggested traditional Montenegrin cheese. Dry goat cheese.

Then a traditional cheese pie. Puffed pastry with cottage cheese.

Also mashed potatoes with cheese. It is original and tastes great. Last but not the least, the local delicacy – trout.

Tastes like a regular grilled trout, lots of salt, but the best part about it is that it was caught in this very lake.

Therefore, it is fresh. Here is my conclusion – local cuisine is very healthy.

They boil everything and use lots of vegetables and cheese. It is ideal for ecotourism – the lake, a pleasant waiter and healthy, tasty food.

I thought that only Kolya would get to see the green Montenegro. Green as in money green. My Montenegro is also green!

How splendid it is!

Before coming here, I thought that the mountains would be the only landmarks. Primarily black mountains.

Was I ever wrong! These National park reserves, these views!

If you are looking to get emotions from nature then Montenegro definitely has to be on your shortlist of countries to visit.

Montenegro is a love at first sight.

You do not need much money to get to know it.

Having time to enjoy every corner of it would be much better.

Even two days hare are enough to make you want to come back repeatedly.

Dear God. I thought I was running late. I should have been fashionably late like a decent girl. Now I have to wait for him.

Kolya: What's up!

Alina: How long can I be waiting for you Nikolai?

Kolya: How long did you wait for me? Twenty-eight years?

>Alina: Yeah. Maybe you are right.

Kolya: Then you can wait a couple more. So, spill it. Anything good happened to you in Montenegro?

Alina: I am very impressed! Montenegro offers a multitude of opportunities for a tourist on a tight budget.

How was your weekend?

Kolya: Mine was perfect. I split the weekend in half. First, I hung out at the beach and enjoyed a luxurious hotel.

I spent the second half in the mountains. The time was split perfectly and both days were equally ideal.

Both here and there.

Alina: I would call it the Green Mountain instead of a black one.

Kolya: What are you talking about? Why can't you just accept it?

Alina: I can explain! Everything here is so green!

Kolya: Goodbye friends!

Alina: Like there is a green carpet covering it! How can this place be called black?

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Revisited: LG 22MP58VQ Monitor Review (2018) - Duration: 8:01.

okay what's up everyone it's me again

Abdul and what I'm going to talk about

right now is monitor of LG 22mpg t 8p q

- v mother so a lot of a lot of you are

complaining because of the bad audio in

a previous video that I put out

apparently a lot of you need this

information so let's get started

22 MP v e8 P Q dash V it's an LG model

monitor it's a 1080p monitor I know it's

cheap it's about $160 back in the 2017

when I bought it but right now if it

probably cheapens out or maybe just $100

or a hundred million dollar if you were

going to purchase it it's a 1080p

display so it's not much it's not like

4k or anything and it's actually IPS so

LED IPS so yeah it's IPs major feature

about this monitor it's just that it's

it is full HD and I don't know the input

as HDMI has VGA as DVI in my unit what

it actually came with is the with the

VGA monitor but it probably differs in

four in which area that you purchase

this monitor in so that is that yeah it

has our clients then just the thing is

designing some art whatever or whatnot

and the monitor is actually matte

finished so that it's not glossy so it

probably a pro's for some of you or

maybe cons for like for some of some for

some other of you yeah it's nice it's

matte finish so it doesn't reflective at

all so it's 22 inch it's 21.5 inch

diagonal

oh it says the color gamut is 72% of CIE

1931 so it's probably a hundred percent

srgb I don't color calibrate this

monitor because why would I it's it's a

cheap monitor I didn't even I didn't

have to care to calibrate it like what

the data color spider thingy that you

put in your monitor I don't have that

response time five millisecond I don't

know about that

scheming stuff and the refresh rate is

standard 60 Hertz is standard 60 Hertz

because this chief monitor right it's

not 120 Fritz or something like that or

hundred hundred forty four that's game

like the resolution is 1920 by 1080

contrast ratio filling angle is 178

degrees because it's a IPS panel there's

surface treatment anti glare so as I did

say it's matte finish inputs and or IO

in general HDMI if the ID be sub or VGA

cable so that's it before the power but

what do you care about the power right

it's a hundred it's 20 watts in it

except the power break from the power

adapter from the 100 to 240 volts yeah

it has a thing in the bottom of it just

so that you could access the middle

that's all the buttons this monitor have

is that the you want a new button it's

just like a joystick II you press it and

you can navigate around the menus and

stuff just so that you could calibrate

not calibrate you could set or access

the menu or setting the monitor the way

that you want just by that one joystick

button in the bottom of the monitor okay

and picture mode there's a lot of

picture mode in this monitor there is a

custom and reader one reader to photo

cinema game color weakness so it's just

that it has a bunch of picture mode just

so that it read our for probably just

some breeding purposes make the monitor

turn reddish or yellowish just so that

it doesn't hurt your eyes or photo just

over saturated cinema or maybe just some

enhancement to the monitor some some

like that it's not I don't think it

calibrated from the factory because I

did bought two of them have to I have to

them because I am building a set up that

is to our modular setup and to two

different two of those motor is look

quite different the color is look quite

different although that

that's probably because I plug that it

into a different ports flicker safe yes

six access control I don't know man

that's exactly control means the

joystick or a non-black stabilizer power

cord is emi manual so yeah it comes with

manual in the box of the cardboard box

and it has a dedicated window management

software just so that if you are using

for example like windows you could

install an app to your computer just so

that it will split the windows that you

have in your model just so that it

managed this space display it with three

windows at a time

this way it were four windows at a time

something like that it probably already

could already do that without that just

use the window snap doesn't have to

install but there's that and I gotta

talk with the bezel though this monitor

has a super thick bezel it almost like

kind of like ugly it's not almost

it's ugh it's at the point where it's

like ugly and I mean to be fair if you

ask me right now I probably don't want

to buy it I just buy a straight up 4k

monitor just so for I'm doing something

like for editing works or do a video

editing photo editing but what's this

monitor it's good for it's just a really

cheap monitor and the panel is quite

good actually it's just that it has a

thick bezel to it that I don't really

like and it's probably color accurate

because it 72% of CIE 19 1931 72% it's

it's rated for 72% CIE 1931 that's huge

it's probably cover up a hundred percent

of srgb though if you color calibrate it

but I don't so what's the point right

it's sixty Hertz it doesn't it doesn't

have a freezing it's sixty Hertz so it's

not quite as powerful for gaming but

what do you expect right this is a

hundred to $150 monitor and the Jewish

stick in the bottom of the murderer like

yeah it's cool you don't have to switch

to a different button it's it can it's

convenient to have one button only

you can never get a new stick around to

it and it's a matte finish so that it

doesn't look like if and you don't have

to as much wiping it out because of

their smudge on the monitor

there is no smudge thickness I would say

it's probably it's not a it's pretty

clean it's just I don't know I don't

have comparison yeah it's a standard and

it's not it's not too thick it's not too

thin either it's just just a regular

it's just regularly being I guess apart

from the bezel oh yeah I need to point

out that this monitor is really honestly

cheap yeah it's really cheap it's a

really convenient if you want to build a

multi-monitor setup for your particular

need because it's really cheap you don't

have to invest too much money for it and

you could easily built up multi monitor

system like for example because

different is it's really convenient to

have multi minded or certain

multi-monitor setup for a lot of

numerous different purposes like general

productivity ins instead of having like

one monitor so yeah that's it for the

video thanks for watching this far and

giving my area watch time yeah or

subscribe to see more of my videos if

you like this video like hit thumbs up

man or give a feedback on whatever the

things that you want to means uncover

because I can clearly I can read your

mind just because you have watching

YouTube video I can exactly like yeah

that's it for the video thank you for

watching

you

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Hello everybody, my name is Cara, and today I'm here with my August Wrap Up. I have a

lot of books to talk about, so grab a snack you guys *laughs*. I will link my TBR for

all of the readathons I was participating in so you can get more info on the challenges

and the hosts and all of that. So going in the order of the NEWTs Readathon challenges

[b/c all of the books I read count for those, whether or not I doubled them up w/other readathons.]

An A in Arithmancy was to read a book of at least 300 pages and I read The Truth Commission

by Susan Juby. This is actually a recommendation from Kathleen at worthathousandwords and I

loved this book so much. Our main character has an older sister who does this kind of

series of graphic novels that are based around her family. And they're incredibly unflattering,

even cruel, but she's made a lot of money, she's become famous. And the plot of the book

starts when Normandy, our main character, so NOT the sister who does the graphic novels,

decides with her friends to kind of take on this truth-telling project. And that leads

to a lot of secrets that they don't know what to do with and then her sisters' graphic novel

kind of business or inspiration gets tangled up in that. And again it is so hard to describe

this plot, but there's a lot of discussion of truth and how that informs art and how

the two overlap and this was just such a brilliant book. I absolutely loved Normandy's voice,

like it was just so much fun being in her head 'cause she was so clever and funny and

I loved the setting of this weird arts-focused high school in Canada. And I actually feel

like the author did an amazing job of like balancing the believability with the cleverness

of it. So many great things about friendship and family and art, again, and just--I--please

go and read this book, it was so good and it kind of blew my mind a little bit and I

gave it 5 stars. For an A in Astronomy you were supposed to read a book with stars on

the cover and I actually did a reread of A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle. This

is the first book in the Wrinkle in Time Quartet or Quintet, depending on how you count it,

and I think a lot of people know the story for this one but it's about Meg Murray and

she goes on a journey with her brother Charles Wallace and sort of a friend of theirs named

Calvin, to try and get her father back and they kind of end up on this big adventure

along the way to kind of fight the forces of darkness in the universe. I really liked

this book, I liked it when I was younger and I like it a--I still like it now, I feel like

there are certain aspects of it I can actually appreciate even better now; I know some people

feel like the themes of this book are too obvious but personally I don't mind that?

I don't mind in books if there's a very clear theme or like throughline or message as long

as you actually show it to me in the plot and in the characters rather than just telling

it to me in the narration over and over. This book is definitely not perfect, you can tell

that it was written many years ago because some of the language used is definitely not

something we would use today, like I believe there are some derogatory words about mentally

challenged people if I'm correct but in almost all cases I think those were challenged or

it was clear that we were not supposed to go along with that description but that's

just something to keep in mind. And finally I would have liked for Meg to be a little

more active for more of the story. Like she definitely was active at the end and I really

like that, but I just wish that she had done a little bit more earlier on, I think, but

other than that I really enjoyed this one and I gave it 4 stars. For an Acceptable in

Care of Magical Creatures you had to read a book with an animal on the cover. And I

read The Stone Girl's Story by Sarah Beth Durst. This book is about a girl who's--who's

carved out of stone. She was created by a human man as kind of like his child and he

created a bunch of other animals made out of stone as well but at this point this human

man has died many years ago and she and these animals just kind of live in harmony by themselves.

But now their markings that kind of keep them alive and that have enchanted them in order

to walk around and talk and do all these other things, are starting to fade, and the--some

of the animals are starting to basically die and she decides that she has to go to a city

and find a magical stone carver in order to rescue her family and to save everyone she

cares about. This was a really lovely story, I really liked the world, I really liked the

way that storytelling and the power of stories and of how we can make them our own, I really

like how that was a part of the plot and the magic but also kind of the bigger message.

This is definitely not a book for you if you don't like strong messages in your books,

kind of like what I was saying for the--A Wrinkle in Time, because this one is definitely--like

it's very clear that it's saying things about art and storytelling, but I actually enjoyed

that. I really liked Mayka our main character, I really loved some of the side characters.

One of my only critiques is--and I don't know exactly how to say this but there were some

places in the book where I felt like we were just kind of marking time almost? Like it

felt like something should have already happened and it hadn't yet. It wasn't boring exactly,

and it wasn't like the pacing was off, but there were just some gaps I think where I

felt like we should have been doing something, if that makes any sense. But I did really

enjoy it and the ending of this book got really emotional for me in a way that I was not expecting

so I definitely highly recommend this one. For an E you were supposed to read a book

under 160 pages, and I read the play Red by John Logan. This is about the life of the

artist Rothko and he gets this assistant and it's kind of about their two lives sort of

and how they, I don't know, how they interconnect and of course along the way there is a lot

of discussion about the importance of art and about what kinds of art are worthwhile

and which kinds aren't, and things like that. Um. This was an okay play. I felt like a big

chunk of it was extremely pretentious, and to an extent I think it was supposed to be,

and that did get better near the end of the play because the characters themselves started

to recognize *laughs* how pretentious they were being. I don't know, I didn't love it,

there were some great passages. This one felt like a like talk-piece on art itself, with

some character stuff thrown in. And there was also some things about the um, the assistant

character, I can't even remember his name now, there were some things about his life

that I thought were kind of weird [and unnecessary.] Some of the symbolism I thought was done really

well, some of it just got over-the-top...it was fine, I gave it 3 stars. For an A in Charms

you had to read a book with magic in it. And for that one I reread a short story collection

that I haven't read in many years and that was Book of Enchantments: Ten Tales of Wonder

by Patricia C. Wrede. I have a full non-spoiler review where I kind of go [briefly] in-depth

on these stories, so I will link that down below. And I just really loved this, I loved

it so much more than I thought and this is coming from someone who's not a fan of short

story collections in general. For an E you were supposed to read a book with a cover

that charmed you, in other words you would read but without knowing more about it, so

kind of a cover buy. And I don't do this very often but one of the only ones that applied

was A Nearer Moon by Melanie Crowder. This was really disappointing for me. It's about

a young girl whose sister gets very sick from this infected kind of magical swamp that her

and her village live on and this--this sickness is always fatal so she decides to try and

do everything she can to find some way to save her sister's life. And we kinda get like

dual stories because there's also this story of a fairy character and kind of what happens

with her and her sister and I just like--this book just didn't work for me. The writing

style I found really just kind of annoying. I think it was trying to be very lyrical and

beautiful but it just got--everything just got bogged down in so much detail. I found

the characters just hard to connect with, I didn't really like the plot of the story,

and I found some of the character motivations really frustrating and unbelievable. I did

end up giving it a 3 stars, it was going to be a 2.5, but there were some things about

the ending that I did like and that I think helped make the story a little better, but

honestly it probably is more of a 2.5, I haven't decided. For O you had to read a book that

you think will leave a mark and I read The Abolition of Man by C. S. Lewis. We actually

read an excerpt from this in one of my high school classes and I was really really interested

and impressed by it. So this is kind of nonfiction or essays, basically I feel like this is arguing

against moral relativism, like "oh we can never judge that something is wrong because

what's right for one group of people may be wrong for another and vice versa, like we

shouldn't judge." I feel like this collection among a lot of other things, it really refutes

that in I think a very convincing way. I think C.S. Lewis writes brilliantly, actually my

favorite part of this, 'cause it's sort of like 3 mini-essays that are definitely connected,

my favorite was the first kind of section that was called "Men Without Chests." And

it's--it's so powerful and interesting because it talks about things having intrinsic value

outside of just how people view them. I'm not sure I'm describing this well at all;

I will link a review from Goodreads down below that I think did such an amazing job of describing

this collection and was really what made me want to pick up this very short very important

book. So please check that out, I will say he does talk about a dissection in that review

so be aware of that, but I just felt like this was brilliant, I think he did so much

in such a short amount of pages. He talks about how despicable eugenics is and he talks

about some really just important things about the way that we live in the world and what--what

good means. Anyway, as you can see I think it definitely is going to leave a mark. And

I gave The Abolition of Man 5 stars. For A in Divination you were supposed to read a

book set in the future and this was for the BookTube Rereadathon project and I reread

Fairest by Marissa Meyer. This is a novella between the 3rd and 4th Lunar Chronicles books

that is a prequel and it talks about the backstory and the life of Levana before she became the

villain that we know her as in the Lunar Chronicles series. And this was okay. I appreciate what

it was doing but I just don't enjoy it very much. I really like Marissa Meyer's writing

style, I really like the setting of Luna and getting to see more of Artemisia, the capital

city. But I just don't--I just don't enjoy this as much as the Lunar Chronicles books.

I do think that it's worth reading because it really does help you understand some things

about Levana. And I actually think that's very impressive when a villain origin story

doesn't like sway you to one side or the other you're kind of in the middle, like "yeah,

I get you, Levana, but you're still crazy." Also there is a trigger warning for rape in

this book. And I ended up giving Fairest 3 stars. For an E you had to read a book under

200 pages and I read The Legend of the Poinsettia, retold and illustrated by Tomie dePaola. In

a recent tag video which I will link down below I got super emotional about Tomie dePaola's

books and about how much they influenced me growing up and how much I loved them. And

I had never read this one and I really enjoyed it, it's kind of a--a Christmas legend about

the poinsettia in Mexico and kind of how that came to be associated with a Christmas flower.

And I really liked this, of course the illustrations are always beautiful and colorful and just,

just so lovely. I ended up giving this 4 stars just because I think in comparison to some

of his other books, I think there wasn't quite as much actual text or like story, I would've

liked that to be a little more fleshed out. But I don't know what original sources he

was working with so maybe there wasn't a lot of room to do that. But I gave The Legend

of the Poinsettia 4 out of 5 stars. For an O you had to read a mythology book and for

that one I read Legendary Ladies: 50 Goddesses to Empower and Inspire You by Ann Shen. And

she is the author and the illustrator of this book. And I really really enjoyed this. First

off, the illustrations are just gorgeous. And I really like--I really like the variety

of goddesses and countries this covers, like they're not all you know classical mythology

that we're all very familiar with, I think there were a lot of popular goddesses but

there were also a lot of ones that are not as well-known. A few that I had never even

heard of, and I'm a big fan of books like this so that was really exciting. Another

thing I liked about it was that it actually includes at the end of each entry like suggestions

or recommendations for if you want to call on a particular goddess for help with something,

which I thought that was a really cool addition 'cause I haven't seen many--many books like

this that do that. And the only thing--the only thing I wasn't as pleased with and the

reason I gave it 4.5 stars instead of 5 stars is that I would have liked there to be more

description of the goddesses themselves and like some of their--some of the myths and

stories surround them because they're pretty short entries, some of them, like there's

not a lot of information. And like I said I read other books like this and I think that

there are some other ones that had a much more detailed entry on each goddess where

you really felt like you got to know their place in the religion or mythology that they're

from. So that was the only thing but again gorgeous illustrations and like I said I gave

Legendary Ladies 4.5 stars. For an A in Herbology you had to read a book with a green cover,

and for that one I read Warcross by Marie Lu, it does have some green on the cover *laughs*

and this was actually a buddy read with my lovely friend Olivia from ReadbyLiv, I will

link her channel down below. And this is a sci-fi story set in a world where this kind

of virtual reality game has become really popular and everybody's involved with it.

And our main character Emika Chen is a hacker who kind of accidentally hacks her way into

a big tournament of this game, of this game called Warcross, and then she kind of gets

recruited by the creator of the game to help him figure out something that is going wrong

with the game. I enjoyed this book, I thought that the plot was really well-done, I really

liked the writing style and the worldbuilding. I think Marie Lu did a fantastic job of really

getting the reader to see clearly these things that we don't have that many comparisons for

in our regular lives, I thought that was done so well. I did have a few complaints though,

one of them--one of the big ones was the characters. I feel like the relationship between Emika

and her love interest I feel like that went a little too quickly for me. It was like "okay,

I understand he's hot, but like...you've got bigger problems? You've got bigger things

going on now, like this is not the time!" And I just felt like they didn't know each

other that well. That being said, a lot of people have talked about what an amazing bunch

of plot twists this book is, and I would have to agree. Even though there was some of this

I had figured out, I did not see all of it coming, there were some big things that happened

that I was completely blindsided by, which was really actually kind of exciting for me,

so I ended up giving Warcross 3.5 stars. For an E you had to read a book with illustrations,

and for that I read Cinnamon written by Neil Gaiman and illustrated by Divya Srinivasan.

First off, the illustrations are just breathtaking, *sigh* I just--I'd give it 5 stars for the

illustrations alone. The only thing I didn't like quite as much about this book, and I

understand it's a picture book, it's an illustrated story, but I still felt like there wasn't

quite enough story, or at least I felt like we got to the end of the book and I thought

we would have gone on a little further: I felt like there was something missing at the

very end of the story. But again the illustrations are gorgeous, the writing was beautiful as

well and I did really really like the story and the folklore elements that we got so I

gave Cinnamon 4 stars. For an A in History of Magic you had to read a book that you think

would fit right in at the Hogwarts Library. And I read The Apprentice Witch by James Niccol.

This is a recommendation from Lorra at BookyLorra. So in this book our main character Arianwyn

is in training to become a witch, unfortunately she fails her witch test, becomes kind of

demoted to an assistant or apprentice witch, and gets sent to this little town, kind of

just pushed out of the way, and then she discovers that there are all these strange and creepy

things happening in the town and she has to actually use her magic and fight these bad

things. I really liked some of the side characters and I really like the descriptions of the

animals. I've talked about in a previous video how I'm super bad at picturing animals, like

magical animals that are described but these were done so well that I could picture exactly

what all of these creatures were supposed to look like. There's one little creature

called a moon hare that I absolutely adored and I kind of want one *laughs* they just

sound so cute and wonderful. However I found Arianwyn to be kind of a frustrating character

at times. I got really irritated because a huge chunk of the plot would have been solved

or would not have even happened if she had just told somebody what was going wrong before

it blew up in everyone's face. But other than that I did like this book and I ended up giving

The Apprentice Witch 3.5 stars. E was to read a book published at least 5 years ago and

I read Poems from the Book of Hours by Rainer Maria Rilke, which was translated from the

German by Babette Deutsch. And I'm so sorry, I'm going to look up how to pronounce all

of those names. So this is a very short collection of poems and I'm actually going to hold off

on reviewing this one until I do my wrap up for Women in Translation, even though this

was not written by a woman, it was translated by a woman so it still counts kind of. For

an O you had to read a book that was at least 400 pages long and for that one I finally

read Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi. This is a fantasy that is inspired by West

African mythology and folklore and it is set in a world where magic was banished from the

land, the evil king of this area actually hunted down and killed all the practitioners

of magic and now our main character Zelie has the opportunity to go on a kind of quest

and bring magic back. I really loved the worldbuilding and the setting of this book, and I also just

loved the descriptions of magic and the magic system and everything. There were multiple

passages that covered kind of the magical events that actually gave me goosebumps because

of how beautifully and evocatively they were described. And I really love the incorporation

of the gods and goddesses and how that worked into the world and into the magic system itself,

I really liked that aspect and I really liked some of the side characters. Like I was surprised

at how much I really liked Zelie's brother Tzain, I think that's how you say it, I really

enjoyed him, and I also ended up really liking Amari, who's kind of this spoiled princess

character who is also along for the ride. I did actually end up really enjoying her

and really enjoying her growth. I do think there were some things that got kind of repetitive

about her character because she was sort of motivated by this one thing or this one character

for like a huge chunk of the book, but once she started actually developing and kind of

learning more about the world she lives in and how it's not the same as what she was

taught growing up, I really really liked her. I was not a fan of Inan, her brother, as much

as I liked Amari. And he's kind of the character everyone says is a lot like Zuko from Avatar:

The Last Airbender, and in some ways I can see that but as the book went on I felt like

he got less similar to Zuko, 'cause Zuko has like such an amazing character arc, no one

ever shuts up about it 'cause it's that good *laughs* but Inan, it just--he felt so inconsistent

sometimes. Like some of his changes of heart just felt incredibly quick and unmotivated

or kind of unconvincingly motivated. And another thing is this book is really long, it's like

500...it's more than 500 pages. I don't have a problem with long books, but this book felt

really long. It's not like there's not a lot happening, because there is, there's a lot

of plot and a lot of intrigue and adventure and fighting and dying, there's a lot of that

happening at any given moment, but so much time was spent on every part of that, that

it felt slow even when it wasn't. Like we spend so long describing this one battle scene

that it felt like this battle had been taking place over like a day and a half, and it was

really just like 10 minutes? But I did think the social commentary of this book was handled

just phenomenally. Like I think it had such important things to say about oppression and

privilege and there was so much interesting discussion about like if they succeeded in

bringing magic back, like would that fix everything or would it just kind of fuel further violence,

like there were some characters who felt very strongly in opposite directions, and so that

was really interesting to see and I think that was just really well done as a part of

this book. So I ended up giving Children of Blood and Bone 3.75 to 4 stars. Also as you

can probably tell by the premise, this is an incredibly dark book, so definitely go

in knowing that, there is sexual assault, there are lots and lots of deaths and horrible

abuse and torture so there is quite a bit of heavy material in this book. For Muggle

Studies to get an A you had to read a book written by one of your favorite authors, and

for that one I read Spindle by E.K. Johnston. This is a companion sequel to A Thousand Nights,

which I absolutely adored. This is a retelling or reimagining of Sleeping Beauty and I really

enjoyed this one, I didn't like it quite as much as A Thousand Nights but I still think

it was a fantastically creative version of the Sleeping Beauty story which is not one

of my favorites to read retellings of. I'm not going to really try to attempt to summarize

this one because it sounds more confusing than it is and also I'm not sure how much

to give away, especially because of how that affects what you know about the first book

if you haven't read that one yet. There were just so many things I loved about this book:

I really really connected to our main character Yashaa, and that was really interesting because

it was first person and I'm not usually a huge fan of first person narration. But I

thought his voice was done so well, like I just really liked him and I liked how complicated

he was and how his feelings about his kingdom [he was from] and like spinning and everything

were all just kind of mixed up together and how sometimes it made him angry and sometimes

he missed it. There was also more romance in this one than there was in A Thousand Nights

and I--for the most part I liked it, I think there was a certain part of it that happened

a little too quickly, but other than that I actually really liked the development. And

one of my absolute favorite things about this book were the friendships and the intense

and beautiful bond between Yashaa and his 3 friends, Tariq, Saoud, and Arwa. I just

loved all of their interactions, I loved how passionately devoted they were to protecting

each other and just their deep friendship was just so meaningful and it was just so

well done. There were some things about the ending that I didn't quite like, or I wasn't

completely happy with, but I understand why they happened the way they did. And I do think

it was a good ending for the story like it makes sense. And I ended up giving Spindle

4 out 5 stars. For and E we had to read a biography, and I read kind of a collection

of mini-biographies and that is Bad Girls: Sirens, Jezebels, Murderesses, Thieves, and

Other Female Villains which was written by Jane Yolen and Heidi E.Y. Stemple, illustrated

by Rebecca Guay. And this was super disappointing for me. I really love other books that are

in this vein that kind of tell the stories of a lot of underrepresented or misunderstood

women, this one was just not good. The one thing I will say that I consistently loved

was the actual illustrations of the women themselves were absolutely beautiful, and

I already knew that I liked Rebecca Guay's art so that was not a surprise. But I did

really enjoy that, I didn't like the comic strip style of like the two authors talking

to each other about these women. Other reviewers have pointed that out, it was really weird.

I feel like [the authors] were just incredibly flippant about some of the things they were

discussing, and it was really weird because there were some women where they seemed to--I

feel like they handled it better and like they weren't...I don't know they didn't make

it like such an awkward comedy, but there were some people, there were some of these

women where they were talking about them and like they made it sound super like corny and

they were making all these stupid jokes and like just--they were trying to be conversational

I think in the writing style, and it just irritated me like it just really rubbed me

the wrong way and I don't think it was an effective way to tell the story of these women.

I will say there were a few of these that I hadn't heard of or I wasn't super familiar

with them, like for example I had heard Typhoid Mary referred to before but I didn't know

her story and like...what the heck, Mary?! So I did learn about some women that I didn't

know of before, but I just really didn't like this, I think there are similar books that

do a much better job. Actually I have one behind me and that is Rejected Princesses

by Jason Porath. I don't recommend this one. I gave it 2.5 stars. For an A in Potions we

had to read a book that had the name of a color in the title and I read Six-Gun Snow

White by Catherynne M. Valente. This is a Western-inspired retelling of the Snow White

story. Our main character is actually biracial, her father was white and her mother was one

of the Crow Nation. So that is also handled in this book and I just thought this was such

a beautifully written and intense story. It's very strange *laughs* like I'm not gonna--I'm

not gonna lie to you, it's incredibly bizarre and there are some parts of it that just read

like a very disjointed kind of classic fairytale where things don't really make sense all the

time but I think that worked. And I just loved the mix of Native American kind of folklore-style

of storytelling with the original fairytale and with this like Western-style of speaking.

And there are also several illustrations by Charlie Bowater at certain--certain chapter

breaks, like that one, they're just incredibly detailed and beautiful and the reason I didn't

give this a full 5 stars is there were some things about the ending that I think went

in too strange of a direction, so even though I liked some of--some of the way it was done,

I just wasn't quite on board for the way it ended or kind of how we got to the ending.

So that's why I gave this 4 out of 5 stars, but I definitely recommend this one if you

like super weird fairytale retellings. And if you like absolutely gorgeous wonderful

beautiful prose, it's just...oh my gosh. Catherynne M. Valente is obscenely talented and I love

it. Also there is a trigger warning for abuse and attempted sexual assault in this book.

For an E we had to read a book with a male lead character, and for that one I read The

Lost Hero by Rick Riordan. This was a buddy read with my fabulous friend Amy from Blonde

and Bookish, again I will link the channel down below. This is actually a reread for

me. It was 8 years *laughs* 8 years since I read this, so it kind of felt like I was

reading a book I hadn't read before. And I really liked it. I really liked some of the

new characters we got, I especially really loved Jason as a main character, I know a

lot of people hate him because he's not like Percy. I personally really enjoyed him and

I actually would have been more irritated if we had gotten just like a carbon copy of

Percy. So this book without giving too much away, it follows a new quest about this like

dark kind of creature or this dark presence that is rising and it is causing all these

other monsters to--to form, and the *teenagers in this book have to of course get together

and save the world. There were a couple of characters who like I didn't connect with

quite as much as I wanted to, like Piper...I always feel like I wanted to like her more

than I did. But on this reread I do think I appreciate her more. So much of this book

would have been shortened or avoided or just like done in a less frustrating way if a certain

character just like told her friends what was going on and like I understand there were

some reasons why she didn't that kinda make sense, but it just took too long *laughs*

so that was one thing that really frustrated me. But I really like that we get more detail

on the Olympians in this book, like on the gods, they feel more like fully developed

characters. I love the scenes with Aphrodite, there are a couple with her in this book and

I just really enjoyed those because it made her seem like a much more complex character

than I think some of the Percy Jackson books kinda did. But I ended up really enjoying

this, I was kind of thinking like around a 3.5 because of some of the character stuff

and like the frustrating--a couple of the frustrating aspects with the plot, but I ended

up giving it 4 stars because man, can Rick Riordan write an ending! I had forgotten how

amazing this ending was, so 4 stars. For an A in Transfiguration we had to read a book

with a grey cover and I read The Crying Rocks by Janet Taylor Lisle. So this is about a

girl named Noelle and she has grown up with her aunt, I believe, and she was adopted.

And her parents may have actually been Narragansett Native Americans so she kind of goes on this

quest to learn more about her family and about her past and this is another one where it's

hard to explain. It's a very short book, but there's a lot of kind of interconnecting story

threads. There's a lot about like discovery, like finding who you are, and like family

and found family versus kind of your birth family. I ended up with really mixed feelings

about this book. So for one thing, Noelle is a really really unlikeable character for

the majority of the book. And I do understand why, because she has gone through some really

awful things even if she doesn't remember all of it, like she's had a past that would

definitely cause somebody to be kind of abrasive to the outside world and to other people.

So I totally understand that, but I feel like we would--I feel like her development was

choppy. She'd seem to be heading in a direction of like getting to know people better and

like kind of I don't know making friends, and then all of a sudden for no reason she

would suddenly revert back to how she was at like the very beginning of the book. And

I completely understand that when you are recovering from traumatic experiences, it's--it's

not a smooth like linear progression, but I feel like even taking that into consideration,

it just felt like the writer wasn't sure what she wanted to do with Joelle. I really liked

Carlos, her best friend, and I really liked some of the settings and like, I don't want

to say this book is magical realism, 'cause it's really not, but there are some--there

are some things about the world and about certain places they go like the Crying Rocks,

there are some things about it that you're never quite sure exactly how much is really

happening and I actually felt like that was really well done for the most part. I also

want to say that if you are at all sensitive towards children being harmed, this is maybe

a book you want to steer clear of. I don't think we ever see it on page, but there's

like quite a bit of like children getting hurt or being neglected, there's a death of

a child, [2 actually], like there's a lot of really intense stuff. There's a lot of

issues that are handled in this book, like homelessness and of course adoption and mental

illness and--there's a lot. I think for the most part, those things got the right amount

of attention? Considering how short of a book it was. But honestly I don't even remember

some of it, like this book was just a very strange reading experience and I ended up

giving it 3.5 stars. And finally for an E we were supposed to read a book from an author

you hadn't read anything from before. And I read Grounded: The Adventures of Rapunzel

by Megan Morrison. This was a recommendation from Giselle from Giselle Bradley, this is

of course a retelling of Rapunzel and I loved this book. Our main character Rapunzel has

of course never left her tower. So she has to go on this quest to save her--her kind

of adoptive mother who she just calls Witch, because Witch has always taken care of her,

and so she goes on an adventure with Jack 'cause there's also these like Jack and the

Beanstalk elements kind of mixed in, too. She and Jack kind of go on this quest for

a group of fairies and along the way Rapunzel starts learning that some things about her--the

place where she lives and about Witch and all this, may not be what she thinks they

are. The beginning of this book, you're not really sure what's going on or like what the

world is like or how all these pieces kind of interconnect. But I think it never got

to the point where I was frustrated: I was always--like I could always see why the author

was doing it, because Rapunzel is incredibly sheltered, so it totally makes sense that

she wouldn't actually know much about how the world works. So the reader also doesn't

get that understanding until a little bit later on. Rapunzel had so much amazing, amazing

character growth in this book, like I saw reviews from people who like quit at the very

beginning of this book because she was so like frustrating and sheltered and like just

nonsensical, seemingly, at times, but I--I don't know, it makes me kinda sad because

if you push through it's SO worth it. She becomes like so strong and so brave and I'm

just like really proud of her by the end of this book. And I actually really liked the

worldbuilding. It's so like surprisingly complex, like with the way that the fairies interact

with this world and the way that the kingdoms are set up and all of this. And it seems so

cheesy because you hear about the kingdoms and they're all named after colors, and there's

all these things that make it sound like it's gonna be this really kind of corny fairy story,

and it's absolutely not like there was so much like darkness or depth to this book that

you wouldn't necessarily expect from like again the way some of the worldbuilding starts

out. But I loved it. And this is another one where I was like not expecting the end to

be such a kick in the gut, like I actually cried near the end of this book because something

was so like emotional and like it really--it really hit me and connected with me in a way

that I was not anticipating. So I gave this book 4.5 stars, but now I can't remember...like

what I docked half a star for? So maybe I'm gonna bump this up to 5, but I really enjoyed

this, I am so excited to read the sequel which has a black Cinderella character who I believe

takes on unsafe workplace practices, which sounds amazing. Okay everybody that is FINALLY

all of the books that I read in August. If you stayed to the end of this video, bless

your heart *laughs*, thank you SO much. I will see you guys soon with another video,

and I hope you love the next book you read. Bye!

For more infomation >> August 2018 Wrap Up || NEWTs, POC-A-Thon, Fairytaleathon, Rereadathon || 21 BOOKS! [CC] - Duration: 29:56.

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OLD: Rosie Hacks my Channel/Killed - Duration: 6:25.

[Important] Read this message.

(Rosie cries)

Boris: Oh for freaking sake! What is that crybaby Rosie upset about this time? I'm trying to watch TV, & this is driving me insane!

I might as well investigate & see if I can get Rosie to shut up!

Rosie, what is your latest cause of throwing a meltdown? You are making it extremely hard for me to watch TV!

Rosie: NATHANWIN7587 JUST REACHED 3,800 SUBSCRIBERS! MY LIFE IS OVER!

(Rosie cries loudly)

Boris: Are you freaking serious? That's the reason for this huge meltdown?

Get a life Rosie. Who cares for a YouTuber who reached (Boris said wrong) 3,800 subscribers?

I know that I don't. Now shut up, so I can watch "Caillou & Rosie gets Grounded."

(Rosie cries loudly)

Rosie: I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS IS HAPPENING

(Cries super louder)

Boris: SHUT UP ROSIE OR YOU'RE GROUNDED FOREVER!!

(Rosie walks to her bed)

Rosie: Man, I wish my dad would just understand how much this means to me.

NathanWin7587 is an idiot & doesn't deserve to have 3,800 subscribers. I wish I could make it that he just started his channel with 0 subscribers.

Hey, that gave me an idea! I will hack NathanWin7587's channel to have 0 subscribers.

(Rosie laughs as she runs to her computer)

Time to log on to YouTube. Time for some experimenting on my computer.

Wait a second, It looks like he just reached 4,000 subs now

This is unacceptable! There's got to be a way to hack into his channel to take away his subscribers

(Rosie typing on her computer)

Hey, there's a way to hack into YouTube's system and delete all of his subscribers.

(Rosie laughs)

(Rosie typing on her computer)

Rosie: YAY YAY, I DID IT, I DID IT, I FINALLY DID IT

(Rosie cheers so loudly)

Caillou: Wait, what did Rosie make that loud sound for?

Doris: I don't know. It wouldn't be pretty obvious if Rosie yelled in excitement, which usually sounds stupid.

Old Me: I'm going to check on my channel on YouTube to see if there's anything new

(Old Me typing on my computer)

Old Me: WHAT THE

(dun dun dun)

What, you've got to be kidding me! I was so good on YouTube! It wouldn't be that quick if everyone just unsub me that fast!

Impossible! What could be the cause of us?

Rosie: Hello NathanWin7587! You're feeling miserable about the 0 subscribers you will be having?

Old Me: What the, Rosie, what are you doing at my window? Hey, did you know I just got your channel hacked to have zero subscribers

Rosie: Hey, did you know I just got your channel hacked to have 0 subscribers? You deserve it! Have fun losing motivation of making videos!

(Rosie laughs)

( I call Boris & Doris)

Boris: SHE DID WHAT?! (Rages)

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! ROSIE IS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GOING TO BE KILLED BIG TIME!! BYE!!

GUYS, YOU 2 WON'T BELIEVE WHAT ROSIE JUST DID!! SHE JUST HACKED NATHANWIN7587 TO HAVE 0 SUBSCRIBERS!!

AND FOR THAT, WE ARE GOING TO KILL THAT STUPID MISBEHAVING BRAT FOR THIS!!

Caillou: You know what Dad? I certainly had enough and I'm tired of her always getting me in trouble sometimes, & trying to ruin our day. So I think we should kill her!

Doris: You know what? I agree with what Caillou just said! We should kill her to teach her a lesson about hacking!

Therefore, after coming back due to GoAnimate/Vyond logic, She will learn!

(Rosie laughs)

Rosie: This is what you get for gaining 4,000 subs & keep making videos out of me & Caillou!

(Rosie laughs)

(Rosie lands onto her bed)

Man, I am so glad that NathanWin7587 got all of his subscribers taken away & deleted.

At last, I finally got my revenge by doing something to his channel. Hopefully this will cause him to lose motivation and interest for making videos.

I'm glad this is finally over.

(Caillou, Boris, & Doris walk into Rosie's room)

Boris: Why hello there, Rosie!

Rosie: um, um, um, mom (Doris), dad (Boris), & Caillou, Why do you all look so angry?

Doris: Don't try to play dumb on us! We know exactly what you did!

You hacked our favorite YouTuber's channel to have 0 subscribers! (NOTE: It's not Caillou's favorite channel)

Caillou: & for that, you are going to pay!

Rosie: I'm going to pay?! What do you mean?!

BORIS: HE MEANS THAT WE ARE SO GOING TO FREAKING KILL YOU!! WE ALL HAD ENOUGH OF YOUR STUPID MISBEHAVING!!

WE CAN'T FREAKING BELIEVE YOU DID THIS!! THIS IS THE 1ST TIME YOU JUST HACKED A WEBSITE!!

(Rosie laughs)

Rosie: How are you guys going to kill me? You guys don't even have any weapons! What a joke!

Boris: NO, WE DON'T NEED WEAPONS, IDIOT!! WE ARE GOING TO BEAT YOU UP SO BADLY UNTIL YOU DIE!!

(BORIS RAGES SO LOUDLY AS THEY GO BEAT UP ROSIE)

(LOUD BEATING)

Boris: Yes! she's dead!

We all hope that teaches her a lesson for hacking NathanWin7587's Channel.

Caillou: Yes dad, I am so glad, how about we go to Chuck E Cheese's to get some pizza.

Doris: That's a good idea Caillou. Let's go!

(They run to Chuck E Cheese's)

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