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Nice critical remarks over break down of such woman!

The Ice People is a bit like the story of Icarus, but there are no Aryans in it. The IcePeople are Scandinavian novels if I remember right, which feature a sociopathic character named Thengill. If I remember right this guy was a sociopath. The novels are an example of anti - woke literature. It has an introduction, a story - line and a conclusion. The Ice People is not your average dark fantasy novel. Its about what would happen if you gave a sociopath a dark fantasy role playing book and it was in a world where magic is real. René Barjavel does a great job at describing sociopathy, narcissism, post traumatic stress disorder and other mental disorders in the characters. Thanks for your review!! Best wishes to you from Iceland.

Her reflections or collective memory may be true in a developed country like France, but it is not universal. Her reflections do not seem to be universal because the life in the post war period in a developing or underdeveloped country in Asia, Africa or Latin America is entirely different from that of an affluent developed country like France. Life in the third world countries is so pathetic with extreme poverty, unemployment, violence, crime, political suppression, clashes, mass killing etc

I can see Andrzej Sapkowski (The Witcher) on the shelf! 🙂 My countryman! 😁

Man i love this book

How about SLITHER in the last apprentice I read the whole thing

I just finished it, great work. Do you think the ex husband and the hunchback had it all planned from the beginning?

The story is about Aryans who, like Icarus, flew too high, and like Prometheus, were punished for the crime of art.

Nice video,love the book.

Sim o último livro luneta âmbar ficou muito cortado .

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Muito bom ❤

You convinced me, I will read it! :D

These were my favorite books when I was a kid sad to hear of his passing hope he enjoys his rest he definitely earned it

Ah, in an interesting confluence, I've just done a video on Nature Poetry also. I love 'Walden', such a centred, life-affirming meditation on place & well-being. Thanks for another great review - very engaging.

Great review! But I think it is not so disconnected as it seems. Lyra wants to go to the world of the dead because she wants to free her friend from endless suffering. Will wants to speak with the spirit of his father and find answers for his own questions. Eventually, their journey to the land of the dead is more important to the cause of rebellion than actual fighting. They rearrange the entire system of Dust circulation in the multiverse (well, as far as I understand it). Love saves the world but not fighting. I think the main point of the story is to save the Dust ( as well as free will, love and intelligence). Children do what they think and feel is right. They don’t care about war and sides, they care about each other and about their friends.

Looking good, George. Glad to see your passion for reading is still burning strong.

Your way of narration is so good that I as a listener got interested in reading the book without the plot being spoiled thank you❤

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Thank you for introducing this masterpiece! I watched the movie based on this novel about 30 years ago and became her fan. In "The ballad of the Sad Café" it was written as below; The person who loves someone tries to have any kind of relationship, even if it brings to the loved person only pain. (I don't know the sentece exactly because I have read it in Japanese, but it means such a thing) This sentence is unforgettable for me. I love also "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" "The Member of the Wedding".

What a delight to stumble upon yr channel! It's charming! Put the kettle on George you have company 👋🐎🐎🐎🇭🇲🇭🇲🇺🇸🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇱

Great review. One of my favorite books.

Hey man, do more! I just started re-reading this series

I didn't enjoy this book at all it was such a disappointment

I only recently discovered her. I"m currently reading The Lonely Hunter, a biography of Carson McCullers. It's wonderful

Thank you for your review. I did find the twists in 'A World Without End' more surprising than those in 'The Pillars Of The Earth'. The characters though are variations on the first book's characters, which is probably understandable given how much more limited society was in those times. People would inevitably have fewer opportunities, while information, careers and accepted behaviours would be more restricted. So there would be inevitable similarities between the two books.

This is one of my favorite Roald Dahl books. Just the idea that a secret society of witches that plot to rid children is terrifying especially if your a kid yourself. There are some pretty intense in this for a children’s book. The relationship between the boy and his grandma is what carries this book. I also prefer the book ending over the movie’s ending where he stays a mouse.

I really love how you explained your perspective of the book

Paul Gauguin cared for his family but Charles Strickland didn't.The Moon...is loosly based on his life.

Nice, I remember watching the movie, bizarre experience

Expecting the movie

I'm not ashamed to admit that this used to scare the bejeesus out of me as a kid!

I put this book in one of my fairly recent videos - 10 DNFs I might give another try. The problem I had with it was about 25-50 pages in, the author kept using "she thought" like 25 times in ten pages.

Love the series I'm also enjoying Joseph Delaneys(RIP) new series Brother Wulf its great to.

Thank you George for your summaries. I really like them.

I was pleasantly surprised by this and so now I want to read some more Taylor Jenkins Reid!

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My favorite book growing up! Keep reading these they get better!

Please do more last apprentice! Just subbed

*promosm* 😋

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George se uită la tine in suflet și îți povestește cartea 😅😅 bravo domnule, bun content🎉

This book was boring, dull with a depressing tone throughout. Not for me.

Promo-SM 😋

Wasn’t goblins caverns in the misty mountains?

When you see a sixpence coin in the street even at night then you can't see the beauty of the shining moon

I read this book through in one go last night. Amazing book that moved me. Came here to find your review. Thank you so much!

I loved this book and I could'nt stop reading it. I am also a fan of Murakami's books, Have you found similarities between 1Q84 of Haruki Mirakami and A tale for the time being?

Great video man!

The movie with Vanessa Redgrave is awesome.