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Jan 30, 2021 · Below you can find a list of 30 BookTubers you should check out and a brief description of the sorts of video content they post. I've also picked a video for each that I feel gives a good idea of the sort of content they post to their channel. The following channels are listed in no particular order. You might also like: 108 Book Blogs To Follow.
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Oct 15, 2024 · 3) Jesse the Reader. Just like his good friend Ariel Bissett, Jesse George from Jesse the Reader is also an OG BookTuber who started his channel back in 2012. A young adult book lover, Jesse is known for his high energy YA reviews, as well as his fun and original reading challenges and book tag videos. He also hosts a monthly series on our Epic ...
- The Poptimist
- Reading with Cindy
- Jean Bookish Thoughts
- Bowties & Books
- Chanelle Time
- Ariel Bissett
- Savidge Reads
- Paperback Dreams
- Starlah Reads
- Jessica Nicole Dickerson
By far, one of my favorite reviewers on the platform, The Poptimist is almost exclusively a review channel. By all metrics, he is an unconventional BookTuber in that regard, but his super in-depth and top-notch GIF game reviews make every book he talks about super interesting. Whenever he uploads, I know that my TBR is about to grow.
Do you want to laugh your socks off? Look no further than Reading With Cindy. I can safely say one of the funniest people on YouTube. With self-aware and critical humor, her channel is refreshing, with its hyper-analytical rant reviews.
Jean was one of the first creators I started following when I joined BookTube, and I am still in awe whenever she posts. I would define her content as a mix of fantasy and intellectual; she is getting her PhD in ancient history, and always has excellent recommendations for most genres. Still, I would say her specialty is fantasy and political books...
With lots of energy and a super cool TBR card game, Bowties and Books is the perfect channel if you are looking for mini-reviews/recommendations, to expand your TBR with lots of great LGBTQ and diverse books.
Another very funny creator, Chanelle is awesome. Her book reviews combined with makeup tutorials make you feel like you are just having out with one of your funniest friends and talking about books, what more could you ask for?
Ariel Bissett is one of the most expansive creators on BookTube, with a channel that has evolved from your traditional YouTube book reviews and hauls to a documentary miniseries on bookstores and music and book combo reviews. Her videos are well thought out and researched and it definitely shows her range and creativity.
Simon’s videos always feel very cozy to me, his wrap up reviews are very interesting, and I feel like he truly thinks about his reading in a more analytical way. So, if you just want to learn about some more books and watch a soothing video, check out his channel.
You want to have ups and downs, honest and funny commentary? Look no further. Paperback Dreams is a great channel if you want your reviews to go through the motions; many times she even vlogs her reading process together with the reviews, so you can see her opinions throughout the entire books as she goes.
Starlah Reads does the more traditional formate of reviews, generally in her Best/Worst books of the year videos. But what I like the most is her series “Author Anew” in which she reads a new book from an author she has not liked in the past. These are part vlog, part review.
Jessica has a super fun and light energy channel and her reviews combined with wrap-ups always put me in a chill mood. She definitely spends a good amount of time and detail in each book, without spoiling or overlooking content.
James Tullos also does quite in-depth reviews, but I find him a bit harder to watch (KR tends to be a bit more charismatic that Tullos). Other than that, I can't think of can any youtuber that actually goes into depth into books on a regular occasion. Reply. RayRite.
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Jul 15, 2024 · Jessethereader uploads videos about whatever he's reading at the moment. Some book reviewers on YouTube are heavily involved in the literary community. Greta Menchi even interviews authors for her channel. Which book review channels are the best? Vote your favorites to the top of the list below and feel free to add anyone you think is missing.
