I don't know if you can tell, but in the past few videos I have been struggling to find the best place in my new apartment to film a video. I finally settled on this white brick wall, which is not different from my old videos where I sat in front of a white wall, but this time we have brick, so there's texture to it. This is only because this spot has the best natural light that I figured out so far. However, it is close to the entrance of my apartment, so you're gonna hear the lovely ambiance of New York throughout this video. I hope you enjoy. Today I'm gonna be talking about all the books I read in the month of September. This month I read two audiobooks and three physical books, all of which I have bought. [gasps] I know! This is so surprising, cause I never buy books. I bought these three and I read them this month. I'm trying to be more liberal with buying books now, because I figured out I can deduct the books and then I can just do giveaways for these books. So, it's like a win-win for everyone. Unfortunately, I won't be doing giveaways for these specific books because I have some friends who wanted them. Don't worry, because your sugar mama on BookTube already has you covered, cause I am giving away brand-new SEVEN hard-cover books. This is gonna be a mega-giveaway for one lucky subscriber, because this video is sponsored by Book of the Month. Book of the Month is a super... oh my god, I can barely hold these all. Book of the Month is a super popular and fast-growing online service for readers. Their mission is to promote new and emerging authors and help readers discover books that they love. Every month they curate hundreds of books and curate the best five new books for you to check out. It is totally risk-free, you can skip any month, any time, without being charged. The books that I have for this month include: "The Ex Hex", a quirky, steamy rom-com about a witch who curses her ex-boyfriend. Disaster obviously ensues, and they end up having to work together to save their town. "Lincoln Highway", a historical fiction novel that's set in NUMBER_TOKENs about an NUMBER_TOKEN-year-old ex-convict who decides to start his life anew and head on a road trip with two friends and his brother to New York city. "Harlem Shuffle", a literally novel that also takes place in New York city. This is a heist story that takes place in the NUMBER_TOKENs and it covers a family saga and it has amazing commentary about race. "Everything We Didn't Say", which is a thriller novel about a woman who returns to her hometown to repair her relationship with her teenage daughter and solve an infamous murder where her brother became the prime suspect. "The Perishing", a speculative early-release fiction that takes place in NUMBER_TOKENs, LA, about a pioneering black journalist. This is my personal choice of the month, because I dug into a little bit more of the synopsis and apparently, she woke up having no memories of where she came from. As she gets older, she starts to suspect that she's actually immortal. But,
START_SPONSOR_TOKEN Book of the Month is a super... oh my god, I can barely hold these all. Book of the Month is a super popular and fast-growing online service for readers. Their mission is to promote new and emerging authors and help readers discover books that they love. Every month they curate hundreds of books and curate the best five new books for you to check out. It is totally risk-free, you can skip any month, any time, without being charged. The books that I have for this month include: "The Ex Hex", a quirky, steamy rom-com about a witch who curses her ex-boyfriend. Disaster obviously ensues, and they end up having to work together to save their town. "Lincoln Highway", a historical fiction novel that's set in NUMBER_TOKENs about an NUMBER_TOKEN-year-old ex-convict who decides to start his life anew and head on a road trip with two friends and his brother to New York city. "Harlem Shuffle", a literally novel that also takes place in New York city. This is a heist story that takes place in the NUMBER_TOKENs and it covers a family saga and it has amazing commentary about race. "Everything We Didn't Say", which is a thriller novel about a woman who returns to her hometown to repair her relationship with her teenage daughter and solve an infamous murder where her brother became the prime suspect. "The Perishing", a speculative early-release fiction that takes place in NUMBER_TOKENs, LA, about a pioneering black journalist. This is my personal choice of the month, because I dug into a little bit more of the synopsis and apparently, she woke up having no memories of where she came from. As she gets older, she starts to suspect that she's actually immortal. But, END_SPONSOR_TOKEN