Tattooed_Mummy quoted Spare by Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex
Mummy's former butler had penned a tell-all which actually told nothing. It was merely one man's self-justifying, self-centring verison of events.
Pot calling kettle... come in please 🤣
I love sci-fi and fantasy and anything that spans the genres. I adore Terry Pratchett and his writing, especially the Discworld. I would love to impress a dragon on Pern. I also enjoy crime stuff.
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Mummy's former butler had penned a tell-all which actually told nothing. It was merely one man's self-justifying, self-centring verison of events.
Pot calling kettle... come in please 🤣
I'm not going to comment on whether he wrote it or there was a ghostwriter, he claims authorship, it very much reads like an o. Level composition, he focuses a lot on his sacrifice, and he talks a lot about his privilege without really seeming to understand that it is privilege. He also looks back over his childhood with very adult eyes. A lot of people said when this came out that he needed counselling, and honestly, that's all that I can hear. He shouldn't be telling us all this. He should be telling a counsellor.
I'm not going to comment on whether he wrote it or there was a ghostwriter, he claims authorship, it very much reads like an o. Level composition, he focuses a lot on his sacrifice, and he talks a lot about his privilege without really seeming to understand that it is privilege. He also looks back over his childhood with very adult eyes. A lot of people said when this came out that he needed counselling, and honestly, that's all that I can hear. He shouldn't be telling us all this. He should be telling a counsellor.

Sometimes, waking is worse than the nightmare.
Earth is dying and humanity's only hope of survival will be somewhere …
I fear this will be a DNF for me. The initial premise became lost in too much fighting. There were too many glaring inconsistencies (muscle atrophy that magically sorted itself out in a day?) The repetitive 'trying to make peace' and the general sudden change in characters personalities have just been too much. I managed book one and the start of book two, but that's enough. At least for now
I fear this will be a DNF for me. The initial premise became lost in too much fighting. There were too many glaring inconsistencies (muscle atrophy that magically sorted itself out in a day?) The repetitive 'trying to make peace' and the general sudden change in characters personalities have just been too much. I managed book one and the start of book two, but that's enough. At least for now

Sometimes, waking is worse than the nightmare.
Earth is dying and humanity's only hope of survival will be somewhere …

1895: London's scared. A killer haunts the city's streets. The poor are hungry; crime bosses are taking control; the police …
I'm about 2 pages in it's, it's beyond dreadful. I was planning to mercilessly rip it to shreds and highlight the worst bits, but I fear, I'll be highlighting the entire book. It's written in such a naive, and overblown style, and it's just sentimental Tosh so far, still I shall persevere
I'm about 2 pages in it's, it's beyond dreadful. I was planning to mercilessly rip it to shreds and highlight the worst bits, but I fear, I'll be highlighting the entire book. It's written in such a naive, and overblown style, and it's just sentimental Tosh so far, still I shall persevere