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Justin’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Justin’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Justin Teerlinck
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Born
in The United States
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Influences
Portis, Sundeen, Orwell, Aldous Huxley, Atwood, Brautigan, Sarah Water
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Member Since
December 2012
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It takes some pretty big avocados to write one--let alone two-utopian novels. I give this author props for his ambition and vision, if not his literary talent. These books are equal parts prophetic, an amalgamation of hippie platitudes, tropes and cli ...more |
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| This book is junk science authored by a guy who enjoys posting racist memes and looking to make a name for himself. It's been used to ruin the lives of many people. He literally wants you to believe people are guilt of murder for saying "thank you" t ...more | |
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| This is an important contribution to the study of communitarian colonies around Puget Sound in Washington State. It provides description of the Puget Sound Co-Operative Colony on the Olympic Peninsula, Freedom, Equality, in the north and Burley and H ...more | |
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| This is a picture book by an author-illustrator. Elsewhere, I saw her bona fides appended to include "typographer" which makes sense, given her obvious talent for font and typography. The writing, characters, and story in this book are muck. The only ...more | |
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| Another ignominious example of the She Said No! genre, which takes women's genius and achievements and dumbs them down with a shellac of feminist revisionist faux-mage, which actually insults the subject it purports to honor. Beatrix Potter was a pol ...more | |
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| One of the best wordless stories I have ever read. This is no mere collection of quaint images. The storyteller understands, appreciates, and captures the best qualities of childhood: joyful anticipation, imagination, awe and wonder. The storyteller ...more | |
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| This classic tale is a short novella that, despite its diminutive length, dragged and required skimming to get through it. The book is full of contradictions, beginning with the fact that the awful writing is not due to a poor translation (which was ...more | |
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I usually don't write reviews before finishing books unless I'm giving up on them, but I've felt nothing but joy, reading this book aloud to my girlfriend, and reveling in the wit, wisdom, humor and beautiful observations of the natural world. Satire ...more |
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Dash Fire Diaries
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The Humour Club
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