A good overview of the digital advertising industry, how it came to be like it is and how it’s poised for a mortgage crisis level bubble pop.
By Tim Hwang
Adorable. And surprisingly hard to find a copy even though it’s such a well known Ghibli movie.
By Eiko Kadono
Blew right through these wacky magical Atlantis in Nantucket boyfriend bonding books.
By K.D. Edwards
Nicely written and satisfying ending. Felt the romance element was unnecessary though.
By Alix E. Harrow
Well researched explanation of why millennials are the way they are. A little bit dire, but a good, informative read.
By Anne Helen Petersen
Good and funny plot but maybe a little bit too glib.
By Marc-Uwe Kling
Fun read, well paced, interesting characters. It’s set in the 80s and there’s a lot of mention of doc martens.
By Garth Nix
Misremembered this book when I picked it up again but was pleasantly surprised. Good characters, tight plot, a bit saucy. And apparently the trilogy was written in quarantine?! Show off.
By KJ Charles
Really good. I would have appreciated more tree chapters but guess mountaineering is more his thing.
By Robert MacFarlane
Very fun.
By Diana Wynne Jones
Fine. Quick easy read.
By James Lovegrove
These books are always fun.
By Liz Williams
Kinda boring for a ghost book.
By Molly Harper
Too long. Way too long and a series?! Come on. Save your time and reach a Terry Pratchet novel instead.
By Jeff Vandermeer
Excellent.
By Kai Ashante Wilson
Definitely late to this one, but I enjoyed it and will probably read the rest eventually.
By N.K. Jemisin
This one almost had a steampunk bingo except there were no mechanical ponies.
By Cindy Spenser Pape
Found this funny article
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And picked one I thought would just be a nice relaxing slice of life read, but was in fact a hilarious satire of 1900s British countryside novels. Good read.
By Stella Gibbons
Some good small business advice in this one.
By Paul Jarvis
Nice read. I think this probably needed to be a trilogy as the set up and world building was pretty expansive.
By G. Willow Wilson