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Daniel Roy is now reading From the Notebooks of Dr. Brain.
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Daniel Roy reviewed Flowers for Algernon: Student Edition 3 weeks ago.
“ A SF classic unlike any other, "Flowers for Algernon" is the diary of a man who goes from an IQ of 60 to that of a... ”
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Daniel Roy reviewed Fundamentals of Photography: The Essential Handbook for Both Digital and Film Cameras 3 weeks ago.
“ Tom Ang's book is a clear yet thorough guide to photography. Although it covers both digital and film photography, there is... ”
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Daniel, I think I shouldn't let him read it then. I never really let him read anything that swears a lot or has very strong sex, but it's so hard to find something that doesn't. I'm not overprotective, you must understand. Even he doesn't like it when a novel glamorizes these things. I was just wondering if there was anything really over-the-head of a 13-year-old, and from what you've said, there is. Violence is something we both try to avoid in books, him more then me. Even though he is quite an avid reader of the adult genre, you can see he doesn't like violence. So thank you for your advice.
Hey, you've read some Haruki Murakami books. Could you please tell me if Wind-Up Bird Chronicle is appropriate for a 13 year old. Is there any explicit language, drugs, sex, or something?Thanks
I love your reviews! They helped me get a good idea of what the book was actually about, versus just plain opinion, without rewriting the story. Thanks.
I have got a few more graphic novels lined up. Clowes, Bilal, Dirge, Miller, Vasquez ... Ah Heaven *Mouth watering stuff*
Nice shelf. Very eclectic. And you write great reviews. Enjoyed reading them. I just finished Vol 1 of Transmetropolitan. I completely agree with your assessment.
as a matter of fact I just posted something about Broken Angels. I've read Altered Carbon and Market Forces. I think he's terrific.
