It’s pretty fast paced which is what I want right now, and this is the most I’ve read in 1 day in a while. I don’t think it’s writing style is for me and it doesn’t seem as creative or unique as I hope it would be. Not a bad book but imagining reading 400 more pages of this book and like 5000 pages for the rest of the series doesn’t seem very exciting.
A really heartbreaking story that is a great introduction to the problem of man's negative effect on the environment. The illustrations are cute and the story is powerful even as the language is targeted towards children.
I'm eager to read this to my children as they grow up and I need to explain what is happening to the environment.
Wtf is this dude talking about
The problem again with masters writing for beginners
It's British and I feel like I'm missing half the jokes and also don't know what they're talking about
Maybe I don't like Russian books
The language was enjoyable but it was a bit academic and I didn't feel like I was getting much out of it
I thought it would be a series of fun facts but he talks about colors for a hundred+ pages and then it ends anticlimactically so I'm giving up
I also don't get what this guy is trying to say