Strange question, but one thing I noted from your videos is the style and design of the furniture and settings in your living space. How much has your interest in the classics influenced your choice of style, and (yes, it's a sneaky second question, but linked) which piece of furnishing or art you have was most influenced by a book you've read?
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Emmelie, you speak about your clothes (Love your style!): Do you sew your clothes?
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Have you considered reviewing more nonfiction books on your channel? And, if so, what genre do you think you'd read/review? History, philosophy, science, etc.? I don't follow too many booktubers, but out of the few I do I think it's interesting that the ones I do follow either review just fiction or just nonfiction. Never both.
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What other career options do you think might work for someone with similar interests and similar (old soul) mindset?
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If you could instantly learn any language for the purpose of reading untranslated books, which language would you learn?
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Two questions 😅 What is your favorite Jane Austen novel? And have you read Thomas Hardy
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If you could ask any writer, living or not, to start a booktube channel, who would it be?
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How extensive is your home library? Can we get a tour? And also, are you using any special ways to track and manage your collection?
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Hello!! I love ur voice and room aesthetics for reading.What is your favourite Russian literature novel?
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Hello hello 🤗 How much time do you typically leave in-between rereads? Do you tend to leave a good amount of time in-between rereads of the same book or do you tend to reach for a book that you’ve already read again whenever it calls to you? I’d love to know your thought process behind the rereading of classic
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If you could go back in time before you published your first novel what were you feeling? Nervous, excited, worried it wouldn’t be a success? And if you could go back in time what advice would you give yourself as a beginner writer?
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Who are your fav booktubers and bookagram accounts you follow? I’m a new follower and a soul sister who loves classics and French decor ❤ I ordered your English novel and will read once I finish hunchback of Notre dame 😊I live in the USA
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Whats your favorite publishing house? Penguin, oxford, everyman, modern library?
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Congrats on your lush and lovely channel! Would love to hear more about your debut novel and your writing process.
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When it comes to Russian literature, Pevear and Volokhonsky seem to be the favorite translation of many people. Have you read P&V? What is your preferred translation?
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Have you always used common place books for recapping what you read? If not what/who inspired you to start?
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Which country and city do you live in? Where, except Paris, do you dream to travel one day? ❤ do you have a favorite book since you where a child?
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Hello. Do you like visiting castles and manors? Doesn't it feel as if the veil between past and present thickens there? If you do...maybe you could mention the ones that are the most beautiful and meaninful to you?
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Seconding the questions others have posted about your awesome wardrobe and home decor! I wish I could steal that beautiful blue and gold wallpaper.
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Prose & Petticoats
I think it's time for a Q&A 🌷 Drop your questions for me down below, and I'll answer them in a video!
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