Today we're going to discuss my favorite YouTubers that I've been loving as of late. I've been really engaged with YouTube for a few years now and it's been a great resource for me. It's a place where normal people can upload their own content and a select few have moved on to bigger things already. I will say that this is only a list of channels I've been watching lately and frequently, not an entire list of my subscribers, which would be about 50 at the moment, so I obviously can't include everyone here. I've sort of fallen out of watching most of the videos I'm subscribed to and I'm trying to make some time for a little YouTube every day. These are some of the channels I've been loving, which include some BookTubers as well as some channels I watch regularly. I'll provide a link to each channel in their descriptions, (the title of the channel should be highlighted, meaning it should be a different text color).
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This is Regan and she is the vlogger behind "Peruse Project." This is probably my favorite BookTube channel at the moment. She is an incredible person, extremely entertaining, a little quirky, and she reminds me a lot of myself actually. I've gotten most of my book recommendations from her as well because she's very fantasy-oriented. Just because she bleeds high fantasy doesn't mean she doesn't like other genres. Her book reviews and hauls are very helpful and I've enjoyed every book I've gotten based on her recommendation so far. Definitely a good channel to check out if you're new to BookTube and want crisp and witty content.
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I was originally drawn to this next BookTuber by her incredible channel name "Padfoot and Prongs07." Clearly, she is a fellow Harry Potter fan and a huge nerd. Raeleen is from Canada but the books she features on her channel can also be found in the US. Her reviews have also been very helpful when deciding what book I will read next. I love her energy and her enthusiasm for the books she reads or wants to read. She is very similar to Regan in the fact that they are both a little awkward, but they make it work and they are always themselves. I admire her so much and I think she's adorable! We also look a lot alike I think, (especially when my hair was longer). As my unofficial twin, I recommend her channel for all your bookish needs.
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Jesse is a different kind of character all together. "Jessethereader" has some incredible book hauls and I'm surprised that one person can read that many books in any given month or so. Jesse is so funny and animated when he's talking about the books he loves and he also does really great in-depth book reviews. He's also recently started reading graphic novels and comic books, which other BookTubers have already started doing. I think he's a great resource if you're just starting out with comics, like he is. His recommendations mirror others found in the BookTuber community. Overall, if you find Booktube, you not only find a great resource for book recommendations, but also a great group of friends who help each other and recommend books to each other. I really love this YouTube community, so I hope you check it out!
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I couldn't make a list of YouTubers I watch on a regular basis without including Grace Helbig. Her channel has been a favorite of mine for the better part of 3 years or so. She has done very well for herself as of late and is currently doing commercials for Marriott as well as hosting her own show on E! called the Grace Helbig Show. She's one of the funniest people I've ever seen and I hope her success continues. Her good friends Hannah and Mamrie Hart, (no relation), are also on my subscription list, but I definitely watch Grace the most. She typically posts her videos every other day, so if you seem interested, I would definitely recommend her channel!
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The last YouTube channel on my list of most frequently watched is Nerdist News. I watch this channel every day just to get my nerdy fix. Hosted by Jessica Chobot, this channel brings you the most nerdiest news out there, including updates from your most anticipated movie sets, changes in popular TV show theories, gaming reviews and much more. The schedule goes as follows: Nerdist News airs an episode Monday through Friday, Nerdist Play airs Tuesdays and covers gaming-related news, The Dan Cave, (my personal favorite), airs Wednesdays and has a plethora of random topics, and Because Science, which covers science-related and experimental things. There's literally something for everyone and they are usually pretty in-depth. Not to mention everyone is hilarious! I go to them as my first source for news coverage because that's all I really care about. You can also check them out on their website Nerdist.com for more Nerdist News.
That's all I have for you guys today! Check out those YouTube channels and if you enjoy what you find, make sure you give them a thumbs up or subscribe. All the links should be posted above. If you want to follow any of those YouTubers on other social media platforms, those links should be somewhere on their main channel pages. If you have a favorite YouTube channel or like any of the ones I've posted here, let me know in the comments! Until next time, I remain your faithful correspondent.
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