History's Greatest Lies: The Startling Truths Behind World Events our History Books Got Wrong
Review:Fun if a little boring, but probably because I am not equally interested in all the areas it covers. |
Review:Fun if a little boring, but probably because I am not equally interested in all the areas it covers. |
Review:Imagine a book written completely from the point of view of a misanthrope. Now imagine said misanthrope is prone to sophomoric mental ramblings. Add some endearing features such as believing he is smarter than anyone else. Add a lot of other varied misanthropes as characters. Now make them completely unidimensional, so you can define each of them in one line ("Onni is nice and makes music"). Put those characters in a brief, not very interesting journey where not much happens except that they are all destructive morons. |
Review:It's pulp. It's very old. It's aimed at kids. It's part of the "Tom Corbett: Space Cadet!" series. So, it is kinda fun, if you can look the other way whenever it gets really sexist, or silly, but I can't quite recommend it to anyone. |
Review:I got this book as a free PDF after reading about it at Wondermark. I had not read any short story collections in a few years and had forgotten the best thing about them: if some piece is weak, it goes away quickly. |
Review:I read this by recommendation of my friend Nico César and... it's so much fun even the spanish slang didn't bother me. |