Book Review: Station Eleven
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Looks like I accidentally hit the button that makes my camera do the weird movement thing, sorry!
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I just read this one, @six years after you, and I agree completely!! I actually loved the first chapter with Jeevan, and with Arthur dying, but then it took soooo long to get back to Jeevan. I was nearly WEARY with the Symphony and almost let it go, but then it got better and better and better! Very thought-provoking. Loved it, 4 1/2 stars.
Cripes, how eerie it is when compared to the way covid hit. Came here after watching the TV adaptation, an oddly unique and immersive experience. Notably, drama was instinctive and relevant to humanity as it had been perhaps during the era of Greek civilisation. Where myth, story and life converge there we find the seat of the fragile mind of men's dreams and hopes being brought to a pulsating life. The world is otherwise a void and tasteless place as so depicted by the genre and where refuge is sought a microcosm of memories and the varying degree of its values, for reconciliation with the brave new world, for preserving the heart of humanity is still plagued by the disease of well, the peoples.
I have been adding this to my cart then taking it out for about 2 weeks... thank you for this review!
I thoroughly enjoyed this book so it's nice to hear your views on it. It really made me think and I like that in a book.
Great review! this is actually my book of the year and is close to being my favorite book of all time!
+Robbie B Oh, wow, glad you enjoyed it!
I've read mixed things about this book, but somehow I feel drawn to it. It's just come out in Italy, too, so I might read it sooner or later. The connection between art and survival seems interesting enough, thematically.
I'm super curious about it.
+galassiacartacea There are some really wonderful and thought-provoking themes, which is great.
I think the weird movment thing is the camera tracking your head movements....lol. Great review....I should probably read this soon. So many have said it's good.
+Geek Pron Vlogs Yeah, it's tracking my face. There's a button on side the of my camera so I must have hit it accidentally before I started recording. Thanks!
I love the way you speak LOL. You sound so eloquent.
+beachsohogirl87 Thank you! :)
Not sure if I posted my comment because of connection issues :( so here goes my 15th attempt.
Not a book person... but after watching this video you may have changed me. I will definitely pick up a copy :) Thank you!
Not a book person... but after watching this video you may have changed me. I will definitely pick up a copy :) Thank you!
+JayVee You're welcome!
Hiya, found your channel while looking for Sharp Object book reviews!
It's so interesting to watch your review on Station Eleven. I've heard such mixed reviews on it!
New Subscriber!! I'm new to booktube and am busy trying to make friends in the community! Would really love to keep in touch! With love from South Africa, Jade
How horrible is your day outside?
TO had an epidemic: SARS. In the 2000s. It was brought in from south China. You were safe in VT then.
What's your take on new info re HP & CC plays and Fantastic Beasts movie?
+TimeAndChance It was quite horrible: rainy, cold, etc. I've heard a lot about SARS but it was 2003 (?) so I wasn't aware of it when it was happening. As for the movie - the new photos make it look like it has potential. As for the play...I'm really not sure. I won't have the opportunity to see it anyway.
Someday they'll either film HP & CC or travel the production to NYC for North American consumption.
There's hype about Newt. I want to see Tina, Queenie & Chastity in action, as well as the various beasts. That's quite the name, Chastity; she is probably from Salem. An American was never a muggle, but rather a no-maj.
I honestly hated this book. I have been going around seeing other points of view. People seem to like it but 4 of my friends also hated it.
Sydney Johnson I hated the writing about this book. Everyone raves about it but to me I had to focus extremely hard to understand what was being conveyed.