Hello, I'm Esin, or William! I can't usually remember when I started and finished a book so yeah I use he/him btw
I usually read: Classics, non-fiction (mainly math, computer science, history, and politics), hi-fi, comics, Turkish literature Also, I usually read Turkish translations of books lol
Other Fediverse account: @EsinComics@toot.garden
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75% complete! Esin/William has read 9 of 12 books.
GOD I LOVE ASLANTÜRK'S LINEWORK SO MUCH!!
Besides that, there were still some questionable shit but I loved the final chapter!
GOD I LOVE ASLANTÜRK'S LINEWORK SO MUCH!!
Besides that, there were still some questionable shit but I loved the final chapter!
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In Diper Överlöde, book 17 of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series from #1 …
DOAWK really cures your reading slump. People often say that the series has become very unrealistic compared to the old DOAWK, but I'm more of a fan of over-the-top adventures so I tend to really like the newer books in the series. And it was funny too, I giggled a lot! My problems were only on overreliance on bathroom humor in some parts and some parts were a bit too unrealistic in my opinion. Other than that, I loved it!
DOAWK really cures your reading slump. People often say that the series has become very unrealistic compared to the old DOAWK, but I'm more of a fan of over-the-top adventures so I tend to really like the newer books in the series. And it was funny too, I giggled a lot! My problems were only on overreliance on bathroom humor in some parts and some parts were a bit too unrealistic in my opinion. Other than that, I loved it!
In Diper Överlöde, book 17 of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series from #1 …
Decided to just read this
Now time to finish this
From ancient Babylon to the last great unsolved problems, an acclaimed mathematician and popular science …
Stewart talks about some really interesting stuff in this book, but it sometimes dragged on too much. That and the mistakes in formatting (Is that what you call it?), spelling, etc. in the 8th edition of the Turkish translation (published by Alfa) made it harder to read (I FINISHED THIS BOOK IN MORE THAN A YEAR). It's great otherwise!
Stewart talks about some really interesting stuff in this book, but it sometimes dragged on too much. That and the mistakes in formatting (Is that what you call it?), spelling, etc. in the 8th edition of the Turkish translation (published by Alfa) made it harder to read (I FINISHED THIS BOOK IN MORE THAN A YEAR). It's great otherwise!
From ancient Babylon to the last great unsolved problems, an acclaimed mathematician and popular science …
I FINALLY FINISHED THIS!! Oh my God
I love Aslantürk's art, especially his linework! Story-wise, some aspects were well... questionable, but it's an improvement compared to the first book!
I love Aslantürk's art, especially his linework! Story-wise, some aspects were well... questionable, but it's an improvement compared to the first book!
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Madoka is horrified to learn the true nature of the witches she and her friends, …
Content warning Talk about the ending
The ending was pretty different from the anime, and I normally defend loyalty to the source material, but GODDAMN IT WAS SO GOOD. PEAK, EVEN! It also made me more tolerant (is that the word for it?) for deviations/creative liberties from the source material!
Madoka is horrified to learn the true nature of the witches she and her friends, …
Read it!!
While Madoka continues to deliberate over the decision to join Akemi as a magical girl, …
Goddamn the story was better than I remembered before, also Hanokage (the artist) has really improved in this volume!
While Madoka continues to deliberate over the decision to join Akemi as a magical girl, …
Finished!!
I'm not very interested in space and astronomy, but I enjoyed this book a lot! Very clear explanations and some nice drawings here and there.
The Turkish translation has some foreword/background information written by Kerem Cankoçak. That too was well-written. I advise you to not skip it as it contains some very useful info.
I'm not very interested in space and astronomy, but I enjoyed this book a lot! Very clear explanations and some nice drawings here and there.
The Turkish translation has some foreword/background information written by Kerem Cankoçak. That too was well-written. I advise you to not skip it as it contains some very useful info.
