Hi guys, Dan here and today we are going to attempt to do my cat chooses my TBR. So big ears are asleep at the moment. I'm actually pre-film this because I don't want to wake him up because it'd be annoyed. So I'm going to wait for him to wake up and then we're going to go freestyle with the camera and hopefully make this happen. I don't know whether this is going to work or not but we'll see. So yeah, let's cut to whatever footage I managed to get and then hopefully I'll remember to do a recap at the end. All right now now Mr Man, you like to sit on books, don't you? So maybe if I put them out you'll choose one to sit on without me having to give you treats. So the first choice is going to be between Oli Jacobs, Kirk Samblaster and Zlaz World War. So this is an indie book and this is about book number five I think in a series. Let me have Agatha Christie, why didn't they ask Evans? And then we have Nosferatu by Joe Hill. Hey Biggie, you're getting very close to the camera young man. Which book are you going to choose? How are we going to do this? Should I do it with some treats? Come on then, let's do this. We've got you. We've got a pick one. Okay, all right Biggie, look over here. Look at that. All right, we have treats. We have treats on the books. What are we going to go for Biggie? Is that it? You went for it? You went for, all right. Thank you Biggie, you can eat those too as well if you want. He picked Kirk Samblaster and Zlaz World War. Followed by why didn't they ask Evans? Okay, all right, well that's pick number one. Okay, so for book number two we have Inferno by Dan Brown, John Wyndham Day of the Triffids. Hey Bird, how you doing? And Double Sins and other stories by Agatha Christie. I mean he looks like he's already picked one but I haven't put the treats down yet. Oh, Biggie, all right, everybody go on. That's the wobble board mate. My driving guy let's get decided to lend me his wobble board. No, what's this over here? What about these? Biggie boy. Which one? Which one are you going for? Look, they've got treats on them. Which one? Hey, they're over there. Come on. Stop posing just because you want people to look at you on bookcheap. Oh, oh, is that selection? That was. You picked Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham. Thank you, Cat. All right, okay, next two books. Give boy, you're doing good and you're doing good. You're doing way better than I thought you'd do. Number three, are you ready? All right, then. Which one are you going to pick? We've got The Well of Lost Pots by Jasper Ford. Everything's eventual by Stephen King and The Lion Game by Ruth Ware, Biggie. Which one? Which one? Yeah, which one? Which one? Stop rubbing against my legs. Come on, buddy. Which one? Which one do you want? Which one do you want? Go on, pick one. Come on. I'll let you go outside once you pick my books. Go on, then. What are you? Oh, he's picked up the scent. The Lion Game. No, you don't want that one. Which one do you want, then? Go on, then. Pick one of them. You've got to pick one. Stop rubbing your head against. Come on. Pick one. Biggie boy. Come on. Come on. Pick one. Come on, have a treat. Come on, have a treat. Look. Come on, have a treat. You can go outside when you have a treat, buddy. All right. Go on, go on. Oh, I thought you were going to take Stephen King, then. Go on. Pick one. Pick a book. Stop looking around like a derpy derp. Okay, thank you. Okay, so you've gone for the Lion Game by Ruth Ware. One more, buddy. One more, and then you can go outside, all right? No, buddy. I know. All right, almost done. Almost done. It's a hard life being a cat, isn't it? So here we have Need You Dead by Peter James, which I believe is a Roy Grace crime novel, Charlotte Street by Danny Wallace, and fragile things by Neil Gaiman. So biggie. Yes, succeeded in confusing him. Which one are you going for, then? Which one? You need to eat another treat and then you can go outside, bud. Go on. Go on. Which one are you going to have? No, that's no. Look, have a treat. Go on. You normally always meow in for treats, so if you had your fill, have you? Go on. Pick one more, cat. One more. One more. Come on. Okay, one of these. One of these, you've just walked over one, look. Look, you've done all of the hard work. This is the last one. This. Come on. Pick a treat. Pick a treat, cat, and then I'll let you go out. It's a very simple exchange. Yeah. Did you? You see the thing is, he's silent as well, aren't you? He just had the what, so he's picked Need You Dead by Peter James. I didn't even hear him chew it. I don't think he did. I don't think he bothered. All right, cat, you can go outside now. Go on then. Go on then. Have fun. Thank you for picking my TBR. Okay, well miraculously, at least for me, I'm filming this on the same date, although I am wearing a shirt because I've been filming my wrap-up videos. But yes, we were successful in the end, so just to recap these, the four books that Biggie picked for me, I'm going to read these and then I'm going to do a separate wrap-up of these whenever I finish them, which will probably be at some point this month. But he picked Oli Jacobs, Kirk Sam Blaster, and Zalaz World War. He picked John Trifford, John Trifford, Day of the Windoms. He picked John Windom, The Day of the Triffords, The Lion Game, By Ruth Ware, and Need You Dead by Peter James. So these are the books that I am going to be reading. Thank you, cat. I'm looking forward to making a start. I'm going to make a start on them this evening. So yeah, with that, obviously let me know in the comments if you've read any of these books and if so what you thought of them. Let me know if you've done one of the my cat picks my TBR videos as well because I always like seeing people's cats. 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