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i did read them when i was young but i haven't read them in years and i'm in matric now so i barely have any time to read but i think just to have an easy read at night i'm gonna start reading them again lol

Gregorovich deserved that xeno.

What did you say? I heard: being a woman is really being a fuck and a half❤😂

I remember reading the first one and it being hard to get through for me but the second book how to be a pirate was what got me hooked

I think you should've specified that you're talking about New Series era novels, as opposed to the New Adventures, the 8th Doctor novels, the classic Target novelisations, the Missing Adventures, the Past Doctor adventures, and sundries.

I found this book on a whim and it was hands down one of the best books I have ever read (not exaggerating) The romance is sweet and adorable while not being the whole plot and the main plot is captivating in its own right not making you want to keep reading only for the romance, highly recommend this book

fist my bump?

Ned does go with doogle an them an Hugh macro does give her a dragon fly an amber stone

I started the book yesterday

Okay this was SO helpful. I’ve been listening for the first time to outlander as an audiobook and just felt like I was MISSING things. Only needed to listen up to 9:00 but that was exactly what I needed thank you and WILL be coming baxk

Amaze. Thank.

Some of his books are funny, like Red Shirts and Fuzzy Nation. I hope you are doing OK, because I don't see any recent content.

This is 2024. My overarching goal is to reduce the number of unloved books (ones I won't re-read) in my library, with a secondary goal of reading or DNFing the ones I haven't read and physically own. It would be nice to have more shelf space, but it's really about the quality and re-readability of the books. For me, eBooks don't count because storage is negligible with how many portable drives I own. For this year, I committed to unhauling at least 100 books (I'm at 80 right now in mid-April), and my buying is controlled by unhauling 1:1 for books over the limit I set for the year, which was 100. So if I buy more than 100 books, new or used, I have to get rid of a book for each one purchased. Because I count volumes of manga, I am already at 94 books acquired (mostly secondhand). The unhaul project will be aided by putting up the Little Free Library I had built, and as soon I do that, I have another 30 books set aside already. My "out" is that I don't count LFL acquisitions, because I trade 1:1 for those. I don't tend to keep those books. I am not a huge collector and hardback only type, but I do prefer books that are in good shape, and many LFL paperback books have been roughly handled.

9:21, I have read them. They’re great

Im listening to this book and is grea😊

The tone of the books early on could be considered 'younger' but even when I compare it to the film that was supposed to be for the "YA" demographic I just simply couldn't. I grew up on the original series through middle school to high-school and beyond; and from the 4th book 'witch I started on' I right away new it was taking me seriously with the dragon 'One-Eye' being transparent on how much he hates humans, Hiccup's fellow viking boys killing innocent birds for the fun of it, a thing that was encouraged (Something Hiccup hated) by the elders and when Hiccup had encountered men from the enemy tribe; large wild eyed hairy men standing over a bloody deer-carcass, that was pretty chilling stuff, someone like me who thought reading 'boring' instead found it Exciting! No, I never thought these books 'Kiddy' and Personally for one who defends the source material to no End, I found it really grating (Especially the TV shows) that aside from a few similes, I could find nothing that compared to the source aside from Stoick and the Netflix villain Grimborn. Ignoring the age group its made for Cressida Cowell really should be given the same accolades that JRR Tolkien was given for Lord of the Rings, for it has all the same beats, a fantasy world found in the past, unlikely heroes, tales of brotherhood, invented languages, fusion of mythology made anew, and the sheer courage of facing impossible odds, when all is stacked against you and all appears lost. I applaud David Tennant's reading of the books especially towards the end of the series. Even through everything else I've seen I still can't think of a more heart-breaking performance than what we received from him in that Snotlout Hiccup confrontation scene and the final scene of Furious (whom I consider The Greatest Dragon in all of Fiction) the Dragon...hate to be that guy, but I can't help but wonder how the version were the ruler of all dragons drools & plays fetch and Hiccup basically gives up his dream due to one bad-guy is the version we call Grown-up? Maybe its cause it wasn't grim-dark like Game of Thrones but, this wasn't just an 'Silly Talking Dragon' story like The Director/Studio seemed to think it was. Witch is sad cause this was Truly, Truly stupendous even if it still has loose ends that don't get resolved and or has children's book logic! (Thinking of the Alvin Lava bubble scene) Even, if its for "Kids" the impact it had on my life cannot compare to what DreamWorks had offered. Sorry!

Love this.

You are amazing, thank you so much🙏.

i’m still extremely pissed they made a movie of it- it would’ve done so good as a tv show, especially animated ;-;

Great video. No pressure but if you are happy to say, what do you think of the Chibnall era and the 60th anniversary specials? I am curious what another DW fan thinks? Cheerio

Thank you for the review. I really liked your energy. Subscribed! 😊

Omg I love your books...if you decided to give it to charity...send it to me😍🥰

I heard the book, my first audiobook from beginning to end. I was intrigued. Loved the plot and the way it rolled out. Especially towards the last chapters, with all the plot twists. My mind went wild with the description and details the story entailed. Which helped get my attention. Question: What is the full list of the books mentioned within the novel? I Googled a book, the one with the poem, and it's an actual book. Also, the Odyssey was mentioned.

I’m so glad that you loved the books, they’re one of my favorite series. I also love the films, but I would do anything to get a book accurate httyd film.

I really enjoy John Scalzi's books - I've read Old Man's War, Red Shirts, Fuzzy Nation, The Kaiju Preservation Society and Locked In (so far) and all of them have been great. He does have a very intelligent, humourous writing style. I suspect that The Kaiju Preservation Society would match the tone of Starter Villain - I haven't read Starter Villain yet but I do have a copy and I'll be reading it early in 2024. (Also, welcome back!)

I finished the books some days ago and I'm still devastated 😭 I also really recommend everyone to read these, no matter your age! I have read these only now that I'm 23 because my love for httyd came back and I rewatched the movies and series and needed more content ahah I also really relate to you, I never liked to read, and I didn't understand why, I would just read and by the time I finished one page I didn't remember anything at all, but now I managed to read 12 full books in a row! (I don't even know how, I think it has to be about something that I like in the first place) And to finish, I really loved the review, I've been watching everyone that I can find and most of them only read the first book so this one is perfect!

Where can I find the audiobook version?

Borrow, borrow, borrow, support your local libraries!

I thought about this system read 2 buy 1 also😍 i have to do this 2024😁

I do not usually read historic medical rhrillers but I read this book for a reading challenge and I ended up loving it. It made me appreciate the women in my life so much more.

Yes, i avoided the books when i was younger because i unfortunately judged them by the art style, but i am definitely a mega fan after trying them out! I binged them all within a week or two 😂

I’ve read it 4 times, outlined it by chapter (on Reddit) and have listened to the audio book 3x. It’s my favorite book of all time. I swear … when I see the film, I’ll probably cry like a baby.

It was an OK book, but it's not nearly as clever as you are making it out to be. There were too many convenient plot twists used to help progress the story. And the surprise ending? Meh, it was kind of something I would expect a sixth grader to come up with, it wasn't necessary.

i made it halfway thru and had to put it down. just didn't get into it.

Regarding what you say at the beginning about reading, this book series is what actually got me to read by myself for the first time (just couldn't get enough of them by listening to others read them) and even to day they're still super easy to read, which is great, cos I love reading, I just find the motivation to do so difficult.

Loved this book ❤

Your Agatha Christie collection! ❤️

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You’re doing good! This was fun to watch!

*Promo SM* 😉

Hello, I'm writing from Milan, Italy. I love your videos about TBR jars! I had a huge reader's block, and after starting a reading journal and TBR, I've read 600 pages since the beginning of this month. I will be definitely following your rules. Is the opera bit at the beginning by W.A. Mozart?

Lovely stuff. ❤ I can help if u need more books. Happy to support! Have u got anyway I can send as gifts or anything. Anyway you want to do X

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I May have read Its 3 times already Its so good

Love a good nonfiction haul!! I hadn't heard of many of these

I’ve been wanting to read The Isles of the Gods. Your the first person I’ve heard talk about it.

I loved Fourth Wing too. Soooooo good!!

An other Stephen Moss!!! I love his books about birds.

Loved this review, im 20 and have never enjoyed reading, im trying to get into it, having seen the movies i thought this would be a good place to start, just finished the first book, and i loved it, gonna have to order the rest, any other books you'd recomend to a beginner reader?

The audiobook is a very special performance / novel to me. genuinely.