Diogo
No secret to anyone how much I love John Green's writing and these essays, based on his podcast of the same name, are wonderful. Just reflexions and thoughts on little things from daily life such as the Notes app or Teddy Bears, but also a Liverpool Goalkeeper performance from 2005, leading to bigger concepts from our existence as members in a society, but also individuals.
It feels a lot like a conversation where John is exploring these ideas with a reader, rather than a boring speech of pretensious ideas.
If you like his fiction, you will love this
No secret to anyone how much I love John Green's writing and these essays, based on his podcast of the same name, are wonderful. Just reflexions and thoughts on little things from daily life such as the Notes app or Teddy Bears, but also a Liverpool Goalkeeper performance from 2005, leading to bigger concepts from our existence as members in a society, but also individuals.
It feels a lot like a conversation where John is exploring these ideas with a reader, rather than a boring speech of pretensious ideas.
If you like his fiction, you will love this