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Oduwole Adedayo dayooduwol576e — I've been a fan of these books for ages, and I finally actually bought all four (and all four reviews will be the same, by the way). These books consist of random vintage photographs, coupled with Sigmund Falch's hilarious captions. Said text is simply brilliant, often things you'd never think of. The photographs themselves are great, but with the awesomeness of the captions, it has a laugh-out-loud effect that few books are able to create. They also work very well as a pick-me-up on a dreary, I-don't-feel-so-good morning. You can't not laugh. Great stuff.

Olga Karyakina cheshirskaja — I loved the premise of this one. The world is somewhat ending the power is out and has been for sometime, there is looting and people are against each other at every turn, humanity is not winning it seems. Fear not, our main characters are tucked away in their family home in the forest surrounded by California redwoods and beautiful scenery, sisters Nell and Eva are surviving. It is clear it is not an easy life and this book covers pretty much every concern you would have about two young girls living in the forest by themselves. The journey is a tough one but after everything that has happened they have each other. These young girls who were somewhat sheltered throughout childhood seem to have the odds stacked against them and even when they are winning, life just does not seem to be that awesome. I really enjoyed the idea and the setting for this story, but I will admit I had a hard time connecting with the girls, they were a bit immature and naive and I felt like I spent a lot of my time shaking my head at how decisions were made. Cool survival book without traveling, most of the dystopian books have a road trip to new world full of hope, this was a pretty stationary story which was different.

Li Yang _ivindesign — I've finished this book in 2 days, that's how interesting and good it is!

Vas Anand toxmed023e — Awesome! Literally couldn't put it down!

Sean Regan seanjregan — I thought this book would be more quaint than not, which it was in some ways, but I was not prepared to like the main character as much as I did, particularly his intellect and wit, which was not overbearing.