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Mr. Mercedes is a novel by American writer Stephen King. He calls it his first hard-boiled detective book. It was …
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Atticus' Verhältnis zu seinem Vater war schon …
Watched the series, wanted to read the book. Ended up listening to the audiobook.
I enjoyed the HBO series, but the book is different enough so that things weren't spoiled.
A lot of fun, and the narrator is great
Watched the series, wanted to read the book. Ended up listening to the audiobook.
I enjoyed the HBO series, but the book is different enough so that things weren't spoiled.
A lot of fun, and the narrator is great
Bad Monkeys is a 2007 psychological thriller novel by American author Matt Ruff. It received …
Solid story, kept me guessing. I'm a sucker for the "are they telling the truth, or are they crazy"-type stories.
Ending felt a bit forced, after all the build up.
Solid story, kept me guessing. I'm a sucker for the "are they telling the truth, or are they crazy"-type stories.
Ending felt a bit forced, after all the build up.
Extraordinarily challenging. A lot to think about in this.
The format - a series of allegorical stories - takes a bit of getting used to.
Second installment to Youth classic, "The Giver." Required in numerous 8th/9th grade English classrooms. Introducing …
Nice to see some if the characters from the first 2 books meeting. A fun read, sort of predictable in parts but I still enjoyed it.
DNF. Couldn't make it through first chapter. Tried to give it a chance, but when he decided the comment, abusive relationship between his parents as "how they lived each other" I was out
DNF. Couldn't make it through first chapter. Tried to give it a chance, but when he decided the comment, abusive relationship between his parents as "how they lived each other" I was out
I really enjoyed this. The historical setting was unfamiliar to me, but it was written in an accessible way.
"Discover the hidden power soil has to reverse climate change, and how a regenerative farming …
Good info, but a bit too focused on a particular narrative rather than following all the informatiln.
In her strongest work to date, Lois Lowry once again creates a mysterious but plausible …
Good story, ends a bit abruptly
Given his lifetime assignment at the Ceremony of Twelve, Jonas becomes the receiver of memories …
Interesting tale. Read some reviews that it's not original, and has done plot holes. Both are true. However, I enjoyed it and, as a YA novel, it's a good introduction to the themes. I'll be reading more in this world
Interesting tale. Read some reviews that it's not original, and has done plot holes. Both are true. However, I enjoyed it and, as a YA novel, it's a good introduction to the themes. I'll be reading more in this world
Neil Gaiman has long been inspired by ancient mythology in creating the fantastical realms of …
Fascinating, and a lot of fun.
I listened to the audio book and, frankly, in the beginning Gaiman's reading isn't the best. But either he got better or I got used to it. Mainly, some (not all) of the dialogue seemed flat
The book itself is wonderful. I know little about Norse mythology, and so was really interested in some of the details, as well as the history
Fascinating, and a lot of fun.
I listened to the audio book and, frankly, in the beginning Gaiman's reading isn't the best. But either he got better or I got used to it. Mainly, some (not all) of the dialogue seemed flat
The book itself is wonderful. I know little about Norse mythology, and so was really interested in some of the details, as well as the history
Good overview. Not comprehensive, but gives a great view of his life
Really solid work, and eye-opening.
There's a fine line between "well researched" and "repetitive," and my personal feelings is this one landed on the wrong side at times. But not enough to take too much away from the work as a whole.
A different angle than One Nation Under God by Kruse, so a good compliment to it.
Really solid work, and eye-opening.
There's a fine line between "well researched" and "repetitive," and my personal feelings is this one landed on the wrong side at times. But not enough to take too much away from the work as a whole.
A different angle than One Nation Under God by Kruse, so a good compliment to it.
Ter Kuile, cohost of the podcast Harry Potter and the Sacred Text, demonstrates in his …
DNF just not for me
