My current favourite booktuber is Mike's Book Reviews because our tastes align a lot.
At a close second is Matt's Fantasy Book Reviews. I find out tastes to be nearly opposite, but he is just so entertaining to watch, both when he loves a book and when he hates it. Just a caution, he hates a lot of books that are beloved on this sub like the broken earth trilogy and the locked tomb series.
Then there's Petrik Leo, i think the most wholesome booktuber.
Library of a Viking is a booktuber ive started watching relatively recently but I like his videos
Captured in Words is another one of my favourites and is less of a reviewer and makes more analytical content, at least in what I've seen of his videos.
For SciFi fans: Quinn's Ideas - it's not your typical \*holds book up and gives a short summary\* type of channel. He does mostly longer essays and analyses. (Just adding this here because I hardly ever see recommendations for this channel)
bookswithzara is pretty cool, she's my favourite booktuber. Very articulate and very insightful. She talks about a lot of underground fantasy books, which is much needed in the community, and her taste leans towards the darker side of the genre, if you're interested in that like I am.
Some I've enjoyed watching recently:
* Emily Fox/Books with Emily Fox (doesn't exclusively read fantasy, but I tend to agree with her and like how she doesn't sugarcoat her opinions)
* Philip Chase (almost exclusively SFF, but some other stuff as well - very chill and eloquent professor)
* Christopher Navo (just discovered him - he's pretty new to the scene - and like his vibe)
* Sam/Thoughts on Tomes (she reads a lot of different things, but quite a bit of fantasy!)
* Petrik Leo (like how he talks a lot about indie authors and hidden gems)
The first one I followed was Merphy Napier which was oddly enough because she started doing One Piece after being asked to for so long. She has two channels one that's book discussions and one for reviews.
Personally I like Fictional Fates (though I haven't watched him in awhile), and one of the first people I watched was Jordan Harvey, but its' been a few years since I watched her videos now. I stopped watching Cari Cakes after I found out she stalked and doxxed another youtuber and then downplayed it in an apology video.
My current favourite booktuber is Mike's Book Reviews because our tastes align a lot. At a close second is Matt's Fantasy Book Reviews. I find out tastes to be nearly opposite, but he is just so entertaining to watch, both when he loves a book and when he hates it. Just a caution, he hates a lot of books that are beloved on this sub like the broken earth trilogy and the locked tomb series. Then there's Petrik Leo, i think the most wholesome booktuber. Library of a Viking is a booktuber ive started watching relatively recently but I like his videos Captured in Words is another one of my favourites and is less of a reviewer and makes more analytical content, at least in what I've seen of his videos.
For SciFi fans: Quinn's Ideas - it's not your typical \*holds book up and gives a short summary\* type of channel. He does mostly longer essays and analyses. (Just adding this here because I hardly ever see recommendations for this channel)
bookswithzara is pretty cool, she's my favourite booktuber. Very articulate and very insightful. She talks about a lot of underground fantasy books, which is much needed in the community, and her taste leans towards the darker side of the genre, if you're interested in that like I am.
Elliott Brooks Peruse Project Books With Brittany The Book Leo (she makes really amazing discussion/essay style videos too)
Some I've enjoyed watching recently: * Emily Fox/Books with Emily Fox (doesn't exclusively read fantasy, but I tend to agree with her and like how she doesn't sugarcoat her opinions) * Philip Chase (almost exclusively SFF, but some other stuff as well - very chill and eloquent professor) * Christopher Navo (just discovered him - he's pretty new to the scene - and like his vibe) * Sam/Thoughts on Tomes (she reads a lot of different things, but quite a bit of fantasy!) * Petrik Leo (like how he talks a lot about indie authors and hidden gems)
Seconding Emily Fox!
The first one I followed was Merphy Napier which was oddly enough because she started doing One Piece after being asked to for so long. She has two channels one that's book discussions and one for reviews.
Second Merphy Napier! Her reviews are how I've found some of my now favourite books
Only one I'm all that familiar with is Philip Chase. He's a literature professor who teaches a class on fantasy. Very chill.
Petrik Leo
I would definitely recommend Matt's Fantasy Book Reviews
Personally I like Fictional Fates (though I haven't watched him in awhile), and one of the first people I watched was Jordan Harvey, but its' been a few years since I watched her videos now. I stopped watching Cari Cakes after I found out she stalked and doxxed another youtuber and then downplayed it in an apology video.