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I’m cheering you on‼️

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best of luck Emily !

the ripper needs to go back! your right

wow you read a ton of books!

I do the same thing!

Abraham Lincoln is the best

what country do you live in Emily cat? because im in California and it is freezing!

Superlate comment, but I'm currently searching for strike/ellacott stuff everywhere to manage the thirst-phase until The Hallmarked Man. 😁 So thanks a lot for your clip! I totally agree, the books get better and better, this woman is such an amazing storyteller.

you are an inspiration

It’s a great Sunday isn’t it?

have a great day!!!!

Woah that is very cool! Have a good day emilycat176!!

that's a bummer that their closing!

Hi, I think you should have put up a spoiler alert, for this video. 😞 It is worth getting the background to Feathers McGraw, he first appears in Wallace and Gromit the Wrong Trousers, and that he is a master of disguise. There are many other background characters. I think a little background would be useful to your enjoyment of this franchise, watching the earlier films helps, there are also reference to older British films, such as 'The Italian Job' as well as James Bond films and either Get Smart, or The Man From UNCLE. I think you can enjoy 'Superman IV, The Quest for Peace' as a stand alone film, but some background in who 'Superman' is and how he came about is useful, maybe. Some idea of Kryptonite, Lead and/or Tea, Jam on Toast, Cheese and their relevance to the characters enhances the plots.

Thanks for sharing this. I just learned his book by the same title is entering public domain this year (2025). That's how I found your video. I was searching to see if the book was online anywhere. He's an overlooked poet. I only learned about him earlier this year while reading an anthology from back in the 1970s. I'm not into horror/crime fiction but I'm fascinated that there's a horror crime poet (beyond Poe). Another poet of creepy poems is Helen Adam, though hers are more like fairy tales gone wrong.

have a good day emilycat 176!

Never got into it, but I was younger then. Might give it a rewatch now.

Havent seen it yet but I am a big fan of the studio that makes Wallace and Gromit. Love the chicken run films and also flushed away. Have you perchance seen those films?

Wallace and Gromit is a very great film, and I'm glad you liked it!

Love the story! Keep it up! 😁

you're awesome

you’re welcome

I think audio books are having the beneficial effect of sharpening the listening and aural comprehension capacities of “readers” of such books. In pre-literate socieities, stories were memorzed, then shared. We have lost that, and perhaps we’re getting the skill back… Thanks for your videos, Emily, from Michael in Florida.

hope you having a great day Emilycat176!

Current read :)

Love Agatha Christie books

omg i love homier darling

Just wow

Love jazz:)

love he thumbnail and intro

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It is a lovely little theatre.

looks like a nice theater!

I hope the show is great!

You look very nice today!

Me too😊

Thanks Giraffe😊

I love dogs

Poetry on wensday is awesome

This is so true!! I can do laps around the same bookshop for HOURS! I love it so much. I also have gotten sick of owning books myself, which is why I’ve been trying to only use my library LOL

So relatable

I love bookstores as well lol. Perhaps go to the library and check out your books so you can just return when done. :) Have a great day!

I also cannot resist "browsing" a bookshop! I can say my stack is much larger than yours unfortunately hahaha

good morning!

You read alot of books!

Big fan of Clive Cussler! You are correct that he had co-authors on many of his books. I didn’t mind it too much because I had grown fond of the characters and realized he was getting older and maybe needed a jumpstart with another writer. That was OKAY by me because like I said, I really liked the characters and as long as they stayed true to them I could live with the both the coauthor and Mr Cussler. I only remember reading one story that I felt I could have written or rather co -wrote better. Clive Cussler has been one of my favorite Authors since I discovered him in 1983. Keep reading him and I look forward to hearing your opinion about it in a future video.

Emily, thank you for your very lovely tribute to the MCO - you give us great encouragement to continue to perform beyond the centre of Melbourne.