Booksandlala. She reads a lot of adult thrillers amd general lit fic, (as well as New Adult romance and fluffier stuff too, and the occasional YA).

I made an entire post on booktubers who read mainly classics.

The bookchemist is one I like

Jordaline reads! Mostly horror but recently she’s been into fantasy :) Lily reads is also really good! She has a fun energy to all of her videos!

To add to this, CarolynMarieReads! She was the other half of the Leo vs Tolstoy book club with Emmie. She reads lots of classics and contemporary literary fiction.

Ranking in order of my favorites:

1. Jack Edwards (easily the best)
2. A Clockwork Reader (a lot of YA but also has a lot of other content)
3. Emmie (adorable and so fun to watch, same as 2)
4. The Book Leo (found her recently and she's hilarious)

I like bookpilled which is heavily into sci-fi. Shades of orange is also decent as she goes into sci-fi, horror, and horror sci-fi as well as fantasy to some extent. They barely discuss YA especially bookpilled.

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Yeah the magic was good, but Man Brent is a bit of a clunky writer. LIghtbringer is better than assassins, and it wasn’t enough to stop me reading them all. But he’s a bit clunky.

Hi there. Per rule 3.3, please post book recommendation requests in /r/SuggestMeABook or in our Weekly Recommendation Thread. Thank you!

I've been waiting for a decade for Attack on Titan to conclude. The good things are worth it even if they never get finished imo

Spiderlight and the Shadows of the Apt series by Adrian Tchaikovsky

Try r/fantasy. People are trolling you with books nothing like your request and this isnt a book suggestion subreddit

I’ve been waiting for book three for over a decade now. The pain is real.

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I loved the Lightbringer-Saga by Brent Weeks. One of the well-thought-out magic systems I've read in a while.

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Jack Edwards/Jack in the books! He reads with a more adult/literary bend and particularly likes things that are character driven, books in translation, and reading things his favorite celebrities suggested (gotta have that meme-driven content). Pretty much the only booktuber I watch because I'm also not a big YA reader.

Legends and Lattes

strongly agree but also don’t get into it if you’re looking for a finished series

Assassins apprentice by Robin Hobb is the start of a 15 ish book series.

Fantasy, and emotionally draining at times. Good stories.

Memory sorrow and thorn by Williams, also the realm of the Elderlings by Hobb- start with The Assassin's apprentice

Have you read the dragonwatch series? It’s a sequel series to Fablehaven

Just started Name of the Wind a couple days ago and haven’t been able to put it down. It’s among the best fantasy novels I’ve ever read.

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