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Bought this book merely for cloth and ochre cloud pattern of a book cover but uff! This page is as dramatic as the genesis chapter from the bible.

This was long awaited possession for my library and I have been hunting for a secondhand book in hardback. Finally this year… reading Julia privileged life is an eye opening.

Décembre 1956

November 1961…

NPC + tamer of horses + persimmons + paper cranes + family

( I think this will the last fiction book read for this year.)

…

Both Sam and Sadie need to get a grip. And at the same time it is believable why they both are wishy washy when it comes to communication.

Moreover, even as a avid gamer as a kid, I had never bothered knowing about game engine. This year after all this years, I did look it up. And then I realised oh, Unity and Unreal, ah!

-____- I closed the book (for now) as I just saw the word Dov appear. I am already protective of Sadie (the youngest child who wasn’t the stereotypical youngest sister) and I am terrified of what will unfold next for the three friends.

At the mean time to soothe my anxiety, I am imaging eating a slice of pizza at the fictional Dong And Bong’s Pizza place at the K-town mentioned here.

Cannon event is over: Sam, Marx and esp. Sadie finally!
Adiós Dov you stinky abusive miscreant.

The following pages might have scarred me and made me think how complicated we are. Moreover, Dov was already an unhinged creature for me and anything he does infuriates me no matter how unselfish he turned out over the pages to help Sam and Sadie.

As a largely self taught programmer, Sam learned to do things by taking games apart. Although reverse is a common practice in tech, something he has learned from his grandfather.

I think I am getting the hang of why all the readers on Goodreads mention Marx. We have two things in common, we hate DOV (a poor man’s Chris Cornell), esp. cologne and that we solve things without calling a great deal of attention.

“Why do you keep coming?”, she said

“Because,” he said.

(…because, selfishly, I see a future where we make fantastic games together, if you can manage to get out of the bed…)

“Because,” he repeated.

I didn’t expect the following ten pages to make me feel personally disappointed with Sadie (already) dealing with Dov. Even the smartest girl is enmeshed with a married man/ teacher. And at the same time I could see why.

I am already sold by the title, the book cover and the summary. I am hoping that the theme beats my expectation at the end.

Such a refresher read and to practice Java all over again. I had an unconventional way of learning to Java programing. However with my favorite source, the internet, I learn how to work with visual programming with it. And this book is giving me an edge to look at the basic logical structure, OOP and algorithms in explicit ways.