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The Lego Movie Review: A Deeper Look at the Themes, Characters, and StoryThe Lego Movie Genre: Comedy, Action, Western Animation Release Date: 2014 Source of film: This film was acquired independently by the Reviewer. TL;DR: The Lego Movie mixes creativity, teamwork, and deeper…
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You’re not the only one thinking there’s a message being pushed – https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/17/books/review/best-books-21st-century-reader-response.html
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I agree with a lot of those comments. There’s a few notable exclusions from the world of popular fiction (including genre fiction) that had a significant impact. The list definitely skews into mainly literary fiction, historical fiction and selected nonfiction / autobiography. It’s not accounting for the wider world of books.
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At this point, I think everyone is asking these questions. This should not have been possible. Either the SS was incompetent, or… something is afoot.
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The Rise of BookTok: How TikTok Took Over The Book WorldHere on Crokes, we’ve discussed many of the problems in the BookTok / Book Tiktok community. We’ve touched on how it’s content is toxic, highlighted the damaging effects on children, and showed how it has destr…
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Radio Silence Book ReviewRadio Silence – Alice Oseman Genre: Contemporary Fiction (Young Adult) Publisher: Publisher: Harper Collins Children’s Books UK Release Date: 25 February 2016 Format read: Ebook Source of book: This book was acq…
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I have to admit I haven’t read a lot of them. But I see some very common themes – a lot of books are historical fiction set in America or are contemporary books that serve as commentary on the current state of America in some way. I’m not surprised the New York Times went for a highly America-centric list but I do think a lot of it is pushing a c…Read More