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Can you make review on Yotsuba&! Manga

You are not wrong. This is one of the more turgid titles in the series. I think you may find more joy in the earlier novels. Try Walkers of Dembley, maybe. I don't know that any of them are fabulous. Anything with R W Green as co-author indicates that it was written/published at the end of Beaton's life or published posthumously and I would steer clear of same. These later books are in desperate of real editing, if not a severe prune. I found myself wondering if like Dickens he/she (Green) was paid by the word. Also these later titles are full of grammatical and continuity errors. The characteristics of Agatha et al remain remarkably static. There are also, as you comment on very amusingly, these side roads/detours that lead absolutely nowhere: as per imagined rough sex on (Vicar's wife no. ) kitchen table. Pointless and weird. I also find the titles more tolerable if they are read by the splendid Penelope Keith. Don't know if Americans in general have the same love for the BBC as some of us in Oz do but I would listen to this woman read a paint chart. Never liked the TV series as I thought casting was pretty mediocre and adaptation is not good. One series which I love to listen to is Charles Paris, louche actor and amateur sleuth, read by Bill Nighy - another old English actor.

Great review! I’m such a goofball for not checking the back for recommendations. I found a new book there thanks to that section and your having pointed it out. Cheers!

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I imagine you haven’t read much horror, but I was curious if you had; what was the scariest book you’ve ever read?

This art reminds me of Hieronymus Bosch, like he took the idea with these little marginal art pieces and just went all out.

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I hope I can find books like this in the foreign language I’m studying! (Russian)

This was a wonderful review. I've had The English and Their History since it was first published but I've yet to really open it up and read. Alas, you may have just gifted me the motivation to open it up and begin. So, thank you and I look forward to future reviews as you progress through the book.

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Ellison is a kind of sci-fi modernist. His writing was fundamentally humanist but violent as hell which was really popular amongst his readers. I heard someone describe Ellison as a sci-fi Zappa. He was very critical of the sci-fi machine- the publishing industry.

Hi, great video! Q about where to buy the book; the only hardcover I can find is over a thousand dollars, am I looking in the wrong places? Thanks!

Heyyyy im new subcriber here🎉!!! I have a question how many chapters have this volume 😅😅😅 And i like that someone is talking about this history ❤

such a great mind

I really love vol 17, it shows that Shoko and Rumiko both like the same person, however its completely confirmed that Shoko likes Tadano, which actually made me happy but I kinda wanted to know more of the plot.

great review Betty 😀

Thx for the insight - What is your favorite SciFi book?

Excellent, I was curious as to what a Womans perspective on this great work would be. Thank you.

Thank you for your review. I purchased a Yōkai tarot deck by Marga Biazzi and Paulo Bertazzo and decided to check RUclips to see if there was any book reviews that talked about Yokai. I really appreciate your share.

As someone who has fried his dopamine receptors, I appreciate you pointing this out as a good resource for people with short attention spans who want to get back into reading. I didn't know about flash fiction, so I am going to check this out. Thank you for putting out consistently good reviews!

13:50 Physicist here, you are right about eighty-one point ten. 81.10 would be pronounced as eighty-one point one or eighty-one point one zero. Love watching reviews of books that aren't necessarily my cup of tea, I'm looking forward to hearing what you think of hopefully better reads this year!

Why do you own a framed picture of an opossum with the words "West Virginia" written on it? What's the significance?

I thoroughly enjoyed this book, it was very interesting as it's something I would not typically pick up. Thank you for a lovely neat bow to end my read of this and for the article. I hope you have a lovely day

This Book would’ve „tricked“ me too into reading it, sounds interesting until the Disco Ship with the Asshole Strippers came to the rescue, according to our Protagonist of course. 😂 All jokes aside, you got at least a good Video out of it.

You and I have a similar goal! Only diff being that I plan on both newly starting and finishing the Stormlight Archive series! Been avoiding it for yeeeeeeaaaaaars even though I know it's a series that i'll more than likely love, but gonna make it my goal finally to go through it all in 2025. Can't wait to see your videos on it if/when you make them!

This is a great review. Made me laugh. Thanks for the pro tip too.

I own a similar book by Ian Summers called Tomorrow and Beyond from 1978, if you can find that one it's worth checking out. It's mostly good looking at the artwork. That book tells you who did each of the artwork but nothing on the background of the artists or the artwork. Much of the artwork depicted were movie posters, book and magazine covers (many featured on covers of OMNI Magazine), and even the occasional album cover.

That skull planet with the Earth turning in to a skull is an album cover from French electronic music artist Jean Michel Jarre and his 1976 album Oxygene, which is a very popular album in electronic music circles. It was French artist Michel Geiss who did the cover (he also did covers to many of Jarre's other albums too).

I recently found your channel and I'm loving your videos so far! You're the first booktuber I've came across who has pretty similar taste as me with the manga, non-fiction and fiction. I actually found you from your review of Witchcraft: A History in 13 trials! Wishing you all the best for this year and I'm sure you're going to reach that 3k sub goal!

I’m absolutely loving these freestyle book reviews-especially the books that you didn’t like. It’s exactly what I need right now!😆 As far as something I read in 2024 that I absolutely did NOT like was Breadcrumbs by Anne Ursu. I REALLY wanted to like it. It looks like an innocent middle grade fantasy book, but then it turns kind of goofy, then quickly into horror, and then a poetic metaphor for intense grief. Yikes. Not what I was expecting at all!

Happy New Year! I hope you have a wonderful 2025 and that you have good luck with your goals. I just opened a Goodreads account this December and I have a modest goal of twelve books plus one. One per month, plus the whole Bible. I think I can do that. I made a lot of progress in becoming more of a reader last year, and for the first time in many years I finished a book that wasn't assigned reading for class. I hope to see this trend continue through 2025. Cheers to a new year and many turned pages!

good luck with your goals! have you ever considered doing a readathon/24 hour reading challenge? it might help you get your tbr down! 😄

Can you make review on manga yotsuba&! by Kiyohiko Azuma

Please, include in your list some medieval related books :D

I'm sure this is no longer fresh in your mind, but I just read this, and appreciated your review. Am I crazy in the impression that the calendar utilized in this world is vastly different from our own; that 1002 and 1003 may infact be much more than what we think of as a year apart? I feel like Sophie went from courting her partner, losing her sister and career, to married with child, researching her sisters letters in less than a year. The math isn't quite mathing to me. The book frequently uses tides as a unit of time, but whose to say how frequently they occur on an alien world...

Holy crap! I read this book ages ago, and it really stunned me how much one can twist numbers… watching the review now! lol

I absolutely love your reviews 🫶🏼

Sadly, this book not available anywhere, except maybe used on craiglist.

it reminds me of Rebecca , that is also set in a beautiful eerie house.