Thank you for watching this video, I'm glad you guys are enjoying it! If you watch with subtitles, please be aware that I didn't 100% check the automated subtitles, I went through about 50% really closely and skimmed over the rest - so if you find any glaring mistakes I'd be very grateful to you if you'd just leave me a comment and I can go fix it! :D I've already watched this video so many times, at this point I'm honestly kinda sick of it myself haha so your help is much appreciated ;) xox
So happy you enjoyed Skyward! Spensa is one of the few YA main characters that I absolutely love and don't want to constantly scream at (at least not after her amazing character development) ;P
@@katieamarsh story wise I might agree, but there was a certain dynamic absent in book 2 that's one of my favourite character-relationships EVER, so I personally liked it a tiiiiiiiiny bit less
Regarding memory, I recall events with sight, sound, smell, and feel included. Sometimes even taste. I don't even have to have an emotion attached to the moment. I suspect memory is not simple in many ways. I can't speak to remembering something exactly the same way over and over again.
I love this kind of video with taking other booktubers opinions! I think is very nice that you try to chose books you're interested in, with some you're not so sure about but that allow you to maybe read different things. Hope you do more in the future 😊
If you’re not sure whether the situation is a true emergency, officials recommend calling 911 and letting the call-taker determine whether you need emergency help. :)
I didn't know, thank you! :) I do think this type of thing varies by country though, in Austria I think you're just supposed to contact the police normally.
Um ew to the Troop... And this was a hilarious video, but I am also so sorry 😂Hopefully you used all your bad karma with this mystery TBR and the rest of the year is awesome for you! I am really impressed you slammed your way through all of them! I have a love meh relationship with Naomi Novik too haha~ And now really want to try out Skyward. Literally everyone loves it
You’re right about memory in the sense that anytime you remember something you recall the last time you remembered it (not the event itself), so it very likely gets tweaked every single time
I think If We Were Villains mirrors a lot of the beats of the plays that the group is performing at the time, and a lot of themes that Shakespeare liked to explore in his work. So I agree that a lot of the characters weren't 'realistic' in the way they handled things, but neither really was Hamlet or Macbeth, etc. Most people don't blindly stab someone through a curtain but Hamlet thought it was fine lol. It's not everyone's cup of tea though, I get/respect that!
Omg its the start of the video and i am already loving this video soo much! awww shame you didn't like On Luna Time, I wanted to check it out cuz of Merphy as well! I still might! Also I wanted to check The Troop but after you talking about that scene I do not think i will be able to handle that so I think I will actually take it off my TBR :| So glad you loved Bunny and Skyward because those are 2 books I really wanna read! This video was great! I really enjoyed it! I hope you do more videos like this in the future (even tho I will literally watch anything you upload)
You definitely should call 911 if someone is missing. Like, there's no other way to contact the police? I'm pretty sure there's a different number to call if someone is already declared missing and you have info about it, but to report someone as missing you call 911
It's actually very good that you analyse and talk about the things that don't make sense to you in books. I had the same problem with Blake Crouch and his fantastical interpretations of science in Dark Matter. I'm really interested in science and was quite disappointed when I realised he actually didn't put any work into making it even a bit realistic in the book. So don't ever "turn off your brain" sis!
Just started your video and man this is a really great concept and selection you got there! I think everybody remembers differently. I, for example, remember small details way better than the bigger picture. So I can remember the smells, the sounds and things like the sunshine blending me way better than the actual situation. I still remember the Situation, but not as clearly as the small things. It‘s really interesting, how our minds work, don‘t you think? 🙈 Lock every door was a mediocre book for me but I have to defend it a little bit 🙈 I don‘t know what phone you have or if it‘s a provider thing but I access my voice mails through the call log on my iPhone. And I’m from Germany, so this isn’t an American or unrealistic thing...
My voicemails show up in my call log. The "recents" call log will show all calls made, whether I missed them, received them, made the call, etc. If someone left me a voicemail, there's the retro tape roll icon that pops up, and I can just tap that and hit play to listen to voicemails. Not sure, maybe it's a US/Android/Verizon thing, but it is definitely plausible.
I’m not sure how it is for others, but my voicemail is accessed in the call log. They used to be accessed by calling a number but don’t have to do that anymore!
I love that your first 3 booktubers you got recs from are my own 3 favorite booktubers... now I am subscribed and can't wait to get recs from you as well since we have very similar tastes clearly :)
I think the ending of Recursion didnt really make sense To me it seemed that Blake Crouch wanted a happy ending and essentially just made up an incredibly convoluted way of getting one . Thanks for the review of We Were Villains which I was thinking of reading it sounds as if it has an Idiot Plot which is so called because the plot only takes place because each character acts like an idiot
29:06 I’m pretty sure you can use 911 to report a missing child or minor. With an adult I think it’s the local police after a 24 hour wait. I could be wrong though.
Wow, 10 Bücher sind wirklich krass :o Aber dann kam ja immerhin ordentlich Videomaterial herum 😋 Bezüglich deinen Gedanken zu ,,Recursion'': Ich bin ebenfalls ein Screenshot- und Emotionenmensch, wenn es um Erinnerungen geht, und sie sind dann meistens sehr intensiv. Besonders wenn es Erinnerungen an tolle Konzerte oder einfach körperintensive Erfahrungen sind (z.B. mein erstes Mal Klettern im Hochseilgarten oder Sport allgemein) habe ich aber auch Erinnerungen an Wärme und Geräusche im Ohr, ich schätze weil der Körper dann eben so auf Hochtouren mit der Wahrnehmung ist. Aber hey - entschuldige dich nie dafür, Sachen zu hinterfragen! Das ist eine tolle Eigenschaft 😊 ,,If We Were Villains'' mochte ich soooooo wahnsinnig gerne letztes Jahr
I sometimes feel so dumb for not seeing twists in some thrillers, or I'm just good at getting invested in the story and feel like I am the main character so I oversee the details or something haha. Anyway I quite enjoyed Lock Every Door.
I work for a 911 and Police dispatch center. Most people call 911 to report a missing person in America. With larger centers I believe they transfer them to the police dispatch however my center handles all calls 911 or police so we just keep them on the line and obtain information so that they do not get frustrated and feel that no one cares about the situation - also some people cannot contact police any other way if their phone is not working. If an additional 911 call comes in that I need to answer I put them on hold and handle that call and let officers know ASAP especially since missing children are top priority.
Maybe you can choose 4 or 5 different booktubers all time favorite books and do something similar this. I wouldn't mind hearing what you think about some of my all time favorite books
27:13 WAIT EXCUSE ME WTF?! Yes, this is where most of us draw the line I feel like, that is very disturbing honestly... I can handle gruesome stuff pretty well, but as soon as you said that, I automatically lost all interest in this book! Anyways, back to the vlog, I love your rants haha
I've read Recursion a couple of days ago and had exactly the same thoughts. I loved the first 2 parts and I honestly thought it would be 5-star read... but then the rest happened and I just lost most of the interest.
Rules for Vanishing was a surprise love for me. I don’t normally just buy a book without knowing about it but I did for this book and I really enjoyed it. I was disappointed in the ending though.
I will say that, unfortunately, I believe setting can make a big difference in the believability of domestic violence and violence in characters. As someone who lives in the US, I have stories about one of my own family members, one incident suffered as late as the '80s, where what occurred to her sounds unbelievable but is 100% true. I have also personally suffered incredibly intense verbal abuse from someone in management at my company when I was a freshly hired person, and in all of the instances where this person lashed out at me, there were multiple witnesses, and no one would speak up for me (I did personally speak up for myself, which, of course made things worse; he made others later on when I was no longer working with him cry). The truth is, in the US, far too often, if a person, especially if that person is male, especially if that person is white, attacks others, even if there are witnesses, even if it is captured on video camera, that person will often get away with it (especially if the attack is on someone who is not white or identifies as female).
I think you're supposed to call 911 for a missing person if you've just discovered they're missing (but not if they've been missing a while and you're only just reporting it)
9:40 same, I kind of tried to ignore it but still, I just kept being reminded of the Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O. The books may not be that same but if they're going to bend the laws of physics, I would rather they do it with magic.
I loved Recursion! Lock Every Door was ok, I think overhyped, honestly. I REALLY wanted to like Bunny’s but ended up DNFIng, although I could see myself trying again.
Really sad you didn't like lock every door, it was also one of my favs for the year :p just goes to prove that we don't all enjoy the same things, otherwise it would be boring :) Skyward was amazing, also gave it 5 stars ♥️
I think if they had told the police about the abuse after his death, they would have been telling the police they all had motive for pre-meditated murder which results in a more serious sentence.
but... it wasn't premeditated murder. just because they would have had a motive for it doesn't mean they would be wrongfully accused of something they didn't do. Plus, there are a whole group of people who had a motive because of that and probably even more that we don't know about because he probably was abusive to other people as well. So it doesn't really worse the situation for them. Also, the abuse would have been an indicator for the need for self-defense as well, which is essentially what it was. So I don't really buy that argument 😅
I love these kind of videos 😍 I wanted to read Lock every Door as well after Kayla recmmended it again and again but now I'm going to watch the spoilers so I don't need to anymore 😅
I am so glad I am not the only one not liking the troop. I felt like everyone hyped it up so much I was expecting to be queasy from beginning to end but i may just be built different but i found it boring? then I read the kitten scene and decided to just stop.
We all remember things in different ways, it's funny that you say that you remember More about emotions than about facts because that tells More about the way you perceirve the world psychologically, not everybody experience It the same way as you do, people who struggle with PTSD remember events very vividly over and over and over again in such a way that they have to go to therapy to fix that. You look so much like Lindsey Lohan like so much
It took me a month to read Radium Girls. I thought it was really well-written. The stories of these poor women and how they were treated just made me so upset I had to take a break between chapters and read a pulp romance novel.
I agree with you about lock every door and if we were villains. The decisions the characters made most of the time were so unrealistic that I lost interest and left me frustrated.
I don’t like If we were villains either. It is boring and the reference to Shakespeare plays doesn’t have any impact on me since I don’t read his plays
apparently there are more scenes of animal abuse in the book and I just can't do that, sorry 🙈 the body horror was actually the least horrible part :'D but do read Skyward, it's phenomenal!
MINDFUCKERY --Theresa Jan. 20/20 Now define. The _______ of a book, which as u have said in the past can be used in another context, may be 1 of your fav words (pause for a patented concupiscent Theresa giggle). Here in Canada, we have a whole community called this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climax,_Saskatchewan . This place was named for the original community of 1 of its early homesteaders, a guy named Christ F. I make up 0. 13:06-13:59 Who is this masked person? Don't recognize.
I HATED girls with sharp sticks. The writing was terrible and it had the most basic, surface level feminism. It felt like it should have been published in 2010 during the dystopia craze. 1 star.
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Thank you for watching this video, I'm glad you guys are enjoying it! If you watch with subtitles, please be aware that I didn't 100% check the automated subtitles, I went through about 50% really closely and skimmed over the rest - so if you find any glaring mistakes I'd be very grateful to you if you'd just leave me a comment and I can go fix it! :D
I've already watched this video so many times, at this point I'm honestly kinda sick of it myself haha so your help is much appreciated ;) xox
So happy you enjoyed Skyward! Spensa is one of the few YA main characters that I absolutely love and don't want to constantly scream at (at least not after her amazing character development) ;P
haha SO TRUE I love her
The second book is even better!!
@@katieamarsh story wise I might agree, but there was a certain dynamic absent in book 2 that's one of my favourite character-relationships EVER, so I personally liked it a tiiiiiiiiny bit less
Regarding memory, I recall events with sight, sound, smell, and feel included. Sometimes even taste. I don't even have to have an emotion attached to the moment. I suspect memory is not simple in many ways. I can't speak to remembering something exactly the same way over and over again.
that's awesome, I wish I remembered things that well!
I love this kind of video with taking other booktubers opinions! I think is very nice that you try to chose books you're interested in, with some you're not so sure about but that allow you to maybe read different things. Hope you do more in the future 😊
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it! :D I had so much fun doing this, I might try a similar thing again soon!
If you’re not sure whether the situation is a true emergency, officials recommend calling 911 and letting the call-taker determine whether you need emergency help. :)
I didn't know, thank you! :) I do think this type of thing varies by country though, in Austria I think you're just supposed to contact the police normally.
ivymuse Did you write Austria on purpose? I just discovered you channel so I'm confused now. Are you Austrian? You don't sound like you are.
@@bellis.2044 are you thinking Australian maybe? Because she does sound very Austrian
uncollective You think she sounds Austrian? I'm from Vienna but I'm not the best at recognizing accents to be honest.
@@bellis.2044I think she really meant austria when she wrote it - I don't know if it's true but I think she's also from vienna!😊
Um ew to the Troop...
And this was a hilarious video, but I am also so sorry 😂Hopefully you used all your bad karma with this mystery TBR and the rest of the year is awesome for you! I am really impressed you slammed your way through all of them!
I have a love meh relationship with Naomi Novik too haha~ And now really want to try out Skyward. Literally everyone loves it
haha I hope so too xD
You’re right about memory in the sense that anytime you remember something you recall the last time you remembered it (not the event itself), so it very likely gets tweaked every single time
I think If We Were Villains mirrors a lot of the beats of the plays that the group is performing at the time, and a lot of themes that Shakespeare liked to explore in his work. So I agree that a lot of the characters weren't 'realistic' in the way they handled things, but neither really was Hamlet or Macbeth, etc. Most people don't blindly stab someone through a curtain but Hamlet thought it was fine lol. It's not everyone's cup of tea though, I get/respect that!
I agree and despite the fact that I knew that going into it and was aware of it the whole time it didn't make me enjoy the book any more :/
You do call 911 to report a missing person of course you can call the local police but there's nothing wrong with calling 911
Omg its the start of the video and i am already loving this video soo much! awww shame you didn't like On Luna Time, I wanted to check it out cuz of Merphy as well! I still might! Also I wanted to check The Troop but after you talking about that scene I do not think i will be able to handle that so I think I will actually take it off my TBR :| So glad you loved Bunny and Skyward because those are 2 books I really wanna read! This video was great! I really enjoyed it! I hope you do more videos like this in the future (even tho I will literally watch anything you upload)
haha thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it!! :D hope you love bunny and skyward as well ;)
You definitely should call 911 if someone is missing. Like, there's no other way to contact the police? I'm pretty sure there's a different number to call if someone is already declared missing and you have info about it, but to report someone as missing you call 911
It's actually very good that you analyse and talk about the things that don't make sense to you in books. I had the same problem with Blake Crouch and his fantastical interpretations of science in Dark Matter. I'm really interested in science and was quite disappointed when I realised he actually didn't put any work into making it even a bit realistic in the book. So don't ever "turn off your brain" sis!
Just started your video and man this is a really great concept and selection you got there!
I think everybody remembers differently. I, for example, remember small details way better than the bigger picture. So I can remember the smells, the sounds and things like the sunshine blending me way better than the actual situation. I still remember the Situation, but not as clearly as the small things. It‘s really interesting, how our minds work, don‘t you think? 🙈
Lock every door was a mediocre book for me but I have to defend it a little bit 🙈 I don‘t know what phone you have or if it‘s a provider thing but I access my voice mails through the call log on my iPhone. And I’m from Germany, so this isn’t an American or unrealistic thing...
My voicemails show up in my call log. The "recents" call log will show all calls made, whether I missed them, received them, made the call, etc. If someone left me a voicemail, there's the retro tape roll icon that pops up, and I can just tap that and hit play to listen to voicemails. Not sure, maybe it's a US/Android/Verizon thing, but it is definitely plausible.
I’m not sure how it is for others, but my voicemail is accessed in the call log. They used to be accessed by calling a number but don’t have to do that anymore!
Most of my voicemails are not turned into text messages in my call log as well.
I love that your first 3 booktubers you got recs from are my own 3 favorite booktubers... now I am subscribed and can't wait to get recs from you as well since we have very similar tastes clearly :)
This was really awesome.
I love watching this type of vlog so much. It never gets boring and I hope you do more. ⭐️
Loved this video ☺️ And now I finally feel motivated to pick up Skyward 😅
thank you! YES you won't regret it!!!!
I agree with Lock Every Door! It annoyed me but at the same time I enjoyed it maybe because I saw things coming so I got the "I WAS RIGHT" moment =)
haha I agree, I do love that moment of vindication as well 😂
I think the ending of Recursion didnt really make sense To me it seemed that Blake Crouch wanted a happy ending and essentially just made up an incredibly convoluted way of getting one . Thanks for the review of We Were Villains which I was thinking of reading it sounds as if it has an Idiot Plot which is so called because the plot only takes place because each character acts like an idiot
I think Dark Matter is much better than Recursion.
@@katieamarsh I agree Recursion is similar to Replay by Ken Grimwood
29:06 I’m pretty sure you can use 911 to report a missing child or minor. With an adult I think it’s the local police after a 24 hour wait. I could be wrong though.
Wow, 10 Bücher sind wirklich krass :o Aber dann kam ja immerhin ordentlich Videomaterial herum 😋
Bezüglich deinen Gedanken zu ,,Recursion'': Ich bin ebenfalls ein Screenshot- und Emotionenmensch, wenn es um Erinnerungen geht, und sie sind dann meistens sehr intensiv. Besonders wenn es Erinnerungen an tolle Konzerte oder einfach körperintensive Erfahrungen sind (z.B. mein erstes Mal Klettern im Hochseilgarten oder Sport allgemein) habe ich aber auch Erinnerungen an Wärme und Geräusche im Ohr, ich schätze weil der Körper dann eben so auf Hochtouren mit der Wahrnehmung ist. Aber hey - entschuldige dich nie dafür, Sachen zu hinterfragen! Das ist eine tolle Eigenschaft 😊
,,If We Were Villains'' mochte ich soooooo wahnsinnig gerne letztes Jahr
I read favourite books.
Elliot Brooks,
Emily Fox,
jessethereader,
Merphy Napier
I sometimes feel so dumb for not seeing twists in some thrillers, or I'm just good at getting invested in the story and feel like I am the main character so I oversee the details or something haha. Anyway I quite enjoyed Lock Every Door.
I work for a 911 and Police dispatch center. Most people call 911 to report a missing person in America. With larger centers I believe they transfer them to the police dispatch however my center handles all calls 911 or police so we just keep them on the line and obtain information so that they do not get frustrated and feel that no one cares about the situation - also some people cannot contact police any other way if their phone is not working. If an additional 911 call comes in that I need to answer I put them on hold and handle that call and let officers know ASAP especially since missing children are top priority.
Maybe you can choose 4 or 5 different booktubers all time favorite books and do something similar this. I wouldn't mind hearing what you think about some of my all time favorite books
love this idea!
Glad to help out. I just did an updated all time favorite books video, feel free to check it out and read whatever book perks your interest.
Yay I just discovered you tonight and I'm glad. I like the way you talk about books. Also that accent!!!😍😂
yay I'm glad as well :D 🥰
Im so excited to read Skyward! Also, people do call 911 for a missing person lol
haha okay thanks for letting me know! :D
Such a great video 👍 Very intrigued about “Bunny”...
Such a fun video! Great idea for a video and love hearing your views on books! I think I would have dnfd the troop at that point as well 😅
Thank you! haha I'm glad I'm not the only one ;)
I second that!🤷♀️
I dnfed If we were villains.
I enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing
27:13 WAIT EXCUSE ME WTF?! Yes, this is where most of us draw the line I feel like, that is very disturbing honestly...
I can handle gruesome stuff pretty well, but as soon as you said that, I automatically lost all interest in this book!
Anyways, back to the vlog, I love your rants haha
I really enjoyed this video I hope you do more challenge videos because they are really fun ♡
I've read Recursion a couple of days ago and had exactly the same thoughts. I loved the first 2 parts and I honestly thought it would be 5-star read... but then the rest happened and I just lost most of the interest.
Emily Foxx reviews are Honest.. Sometimes she's So Critical & choosey 😅
Yes, that's why I love her reviews! 😄
Rules for Vanishing was a surprise love for me. I don’t normally just buy a book without knowing about it but I did for this book and I really enjoyed it. I was disappointed in the ending though.
I am reading it at the moment and am starting Part 3 : The Beast I'm enjoying it so far
I will say that, unfortunately, I believe setting can make a big difference in the believability of domestic violence and violence in characters. As someone who lives in the US, I have stories about one of my own family members, one incident suffered as late as the '80s, where what occurred to her sounds unbelievable but is 100% true. I have also personally suffered incredibly intense verbal abuse from someone in management at my company when I was a freshly hired person, and in all of the instances where this person lashed out at me, there were multiple witnesses, and no one would speak up for me (I did personally speak up for myself, which, of course made things worse; he made others later on when I was no longer working with him cry). The truth is, in the US, far too often, if a person, especially if that person is male, especially if that person is white, attacks others, even if there are witnesses, even if it is captured on video camera, that person will often get away with it (especially if the attack is on someone who is not white or identifies as female).
Subscribed as soon as I saw those Ruth Ware books on your shelf
I think you're supposed to call 911 for a missing person if you've just discovered they're missing (but not if they've been missing a while and you're only just reporting it)
9:40 same, I kind of tried to ignore it but still, I just kept being reminded of the Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O. The books may not be that same but if they're going to bend the laws of physics, I would rather they do it with magic.
I loved Recursion! Lock Every Door was ok, I think overhyped, honestly. I REALLY wanted to like Bunny’s but ended up DNFIng, although I could see myself trying again.
Really sad you didn't like lock every door, it was also one of my favs for the year :p just goes to prove that we don't all enjoy the same things, otherwise it would be boring :)
Skyward was amazing, also gave it 5 stars ♥️
'Mind Fuckery' 😂
I think if they had told the police about the abuse after his death, they would have been telling the police they all had motive for pre-meditated murder which results in a more serious sentence.
but... it wasn't premeditated murder. just because they would have had a motive for it doesn't mean they would be wrongfully accused of something they didn't do. Plus, there are a whole group of people who had a motive because of that and probably even more that we don't know about because he probably was abusive to other people as well. So it doesn't really worse the situation for them.
Also, the abuse would have been an indicator for the need for self-defense as well, which is essentially what it was. So I don't really buy that argument 😅
I love these kind of videos 😍 I wanted to read Lock every Door as well after Kayla recmmended it again and again but now I'm going to watch the spoilers so I don't need to anymore 😅
I am so glad I am not the only one not liking the troop. I felt like everyone hyped it up so much I was expecting to be queasy from beginning to end but i may just be built different but i found it boring? then I read the kitten scene and decided to just stop.
yes, i want you to do something like this in the future...
Me hearing 'organ harvesting ring': House of the Scorpion?
For some reason everything reminds me of that book now...
We all remember things in different ways, it's funny that you say that you remember More about emotions than about facts because that tells More about the way you perceirve the world psychologically, not everybody experience It the same way as you do, people who struggle with PTSD remember events very vividly over and over and over again in such a way that they have to go to therapy to fix that. You look so much like Lindsey Lohan like so much
My voicemails are in my call log I don’t have to call any number to access them.
It took me a month to read Radium Girls. I thought it was really well-written. The stories of these poor women and how they were treated just made me so upset I had to take a break between chapters and read a pulp romance novel.
The Troop was wild, I read that in seventh or eighth grade
wait what how are you not traumatized for life haha
I agree with you about lock every door and if we were villains. The decisions the characters made most of the time were so unrealistic that I lost interest and left me frustrated.
I don’t like If we were villains either. It is boring and the reference to Shakespeare plays doesn’t have any impact on me since I don’t read his plays
The troop seems interesting but I'm not sure about the body horror! I do really want to read Skyward though
apparently there are more scenes of animal abuse in the book and I just can't do that, sorry 🙈 the body horror was actually the least horrible part :'D
but do read Skyward, it's phenomenal!
@@ivymuse yea I probably wouldnt be able to make it through the book myself then! But I will be reading Skyward this month
Merphy definitely has better recommendations than the ones you picked.
absolutely!! I was just unlucky in picking these this time ;)
The exact same option on Dark matter and Pines.
I didn’t like The Troop either lol. I have been afraid to try Riley Sager after dnfing The Final Girls.
totally get that, I think Riley Sager's premises are really intriguing and I'd love to actually enjoy a book by him but so far it hasn't happened :P
Hi I am already subscribed to Merphy, Emily and Kaylas channels and will after watching this will check out Riley and kates channels
please do! :D
MINDFUCKERY
--Theresa
Jan. 20/20
Now define.
The _______ of a book, which as u have said in the past can be used in another context, may be 1 of your fav words (pause for a patented concupiscent Theresa giggle). Here in Canada, we have a whole community called this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climax,_Saskatchewan . This place was named for the original community of 1 of its early homesteaders, a guy named Christ F. I make up 0.
13:06-13:59 Who is this masked person? Don't recognize.
If you read Blake Crouch, the term mindfuckery kind of defines itself ;)
@@ivymuse Right. What other books have done the same to your mind besides those of Crouch? A whole new genre! :-)
I HATED girls with sharp sticks. The writing was terrible and it had the most basic, surface level feminism. It felt like it should have been published in 2010 during the dystopia craze. 1 star.
How can you NOT like Brandon Sanderson? He’s a fantastic author 😂