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learn some new stuff

Revisado: 10-03-24

this book had some very exciting moments for me, but also was a bit heady. learning that the sun spins was one of the coolest things I've learned ever as was the concept that if the universe expanded slightly too fast it would just get thrown in the chaos and if it was slightly too slow it would all collapse. like The narrator's voice

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Just a Story, love it

Revisado: 08-04-22

I love these ghost sitter series because they're just focused on a story, not some forced political messaging. thank you so much for allowing me to just have a good entertaining experience to have an escape from the day. great for kids and also shows the value of meaningful friendships. thanks for letting kids be kids!

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One of the Best So Far

Revisado: 08-02-22

Ugh. I know I should have waited longer to read this until the next one comes out. haha. Feels like the author really hit his stride in this one, unexpected twists, great battles. so so excited for the next one!

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woke

Revisado: 07-29-22

Scott McCormick really has gone woke. Come on man, these are kids books! LGBT+ in every kids book he writes how it seems. please stop with the woke and get back to storytelling

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Everything to Think About and Much to Remember

Revisado: 04-16-22

As a society we are hungry, starving for connection and yet we feed ourselves day by day on nothing but shadow, and steam, fleeting scraps of insignificance.

This profound book is not only riveting, adrenaline pumping, but prophetic of what will happen to society if we continue the trend of disconnected, illusory, social media and constant need for noise and distracting entertainment from what actually matters. the people, right next to you that you never see.

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Amazon won't let you review truthfully anymore

Revisado: 04-15-22

Audible deleted my review because it was honest about the content of this book. sad that they won't let people express opinions any more. Parents be ware this book has tons of content inappropriate for children. Songs on phallic body parts, and walking away from the apparent theme of the book (spies) to confusedly focus on transgender experience.

Scotts books have so much potential but now are all ruined by needless propaganda.

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Helped Me Through a funk

Revisado: 04-03-22

I thoroughly enjoyed this book, not only for the interesting story and narrator, but because I finally felt like someone understands what I've been going through in my life.

This book is about some heavy subjects, depression and regrets, but it also is about hope. I've been struggling with some major depression for the last two decades of my life, and so many things were relatable about wishing my life could have followed "the happy path" but this book helped me to appreciate and see how my actual life was actually really good.

Just a heads up there is many f-words in this if you are avoiding profanity. It is contextually appropriate and not aggregous.

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wow!

Revisado: 02-04-22

the life of Booker t Washington has inspired me to work harder, not only to further the goals I have but to make a bigger difference in the world for good. I strongly believe that if the principles and attitude eagerly taught and embodied by Booker t Washington were adopted by our nation as a whole, our country would heal racially nearly overnight. this is one of my favorite reads of my entire life

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insightful

Revisado: 09-28-21

I think one of the things that I really love about this workshop presentation is it helps to bring what could be kind of obscure or emotional and bring it into much more objectionable and discussable context. my biggest takeaway is the idea of just being clear about who you are and what you're looking for and being okay with that.

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Cancer in Writing

Revisado: 09-06-21

Amazon has deleted my review for the third time. One of the most racist books ever written by an unaware virtue signaler who doesn't give people the room to make changes and grow while she gives her self an entire chapter of empathy for her mistakes. Chalk full of logical inconsistencies, illusive absolutes. The entirety of the usefulness of this book can be summarized in one sentence: someone may have a different life experience than I because of their skin color.

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