I think that they were funny, but there were so many that it was too much and I started to feel like they were a slog. By this series' popularity, I know I'm in the minority, and I'm glad that it works for all y'all.
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I just finished sky full of elephants, and I really didn't enjoy it. I thought the premise was so good, but everything about the execution left me cold. I didn't feel like the author wrote interesting characters to remember. I don't feel like the world building made any sense. I don't feel like the themes were deep at all, and the language/sex/drug content means that surely it's not for kids. A huge bummer.
I stopped at the first book. I'm really glad other people like it, but the time spent on all the item descriptions really weighed it down for me. I hope it keeps getting better for you!
Spec ops the line is such a funny suggestion
I am a poor judge of this as well, but that was very helpful!
I have a young family friend that wants to read those. obviously you like them enough to read to book five, but do you think the content is appropriate for a younger reader?
I really enjoyed James, and when I talked about it with my friends who also read, they said it was the weakest Percival Everett book. It just made me more excited to read some of his other stuff.
Once they invent airplanes that allow a person to go from China to the US, this picture would be believable.
That's some good photos, thanks for sharing.
This makes a lot of sense, thank you.
I know that symbol means "th" I was just curious why the user is choosing to use it since most people don't know that's what it means, and I don't know why it would add anything useful.
I didn't expect it to be this high, because I remember the debates around Obamacare. People would say "but I like my insurance", and I don't know if there has been a massive change since then, or if people are holding these contradictory ideas in their heads.