Man, talk about a start! Best JoJo beginning so far. It just took off like it's nobody's business and I'm all for it.
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ahmednabin rated STEEL BALL RUN Steel Ball Run 4 ISBN: 4 stars
ahmednabin rated スティール・ボール・ラン #3 ジャンプコミックス: 4 stars
ahmednabin reviewed スティールボールラン by Hirohiko Araki
Review of 'スティールボールラン' on 'Goodreads'
5 stars
ahmednabin reviewed スティール・ボール・ラン #2 ジャンプコミックス by Hirohiko Araki
Review of 'スティール・ボール・ラン #2 ジャンプコミックス' on 'Goodreads'
4 stars
It's maintaining the pace! Lessgoo.
ahmednabin rated HUNTER×HUNTER 36: 4 stars
ahmednabin reviewed ＨＵＮＴＥＲ×ＨＵＮＴＥＲ 1-35 全巻 セット by YASUHIRO SHIMASAKI
Review of 'ＨＵＮＴＥＲ×ＨＵＮＴＥＲ\u30001-35\u3000全巻\u3000セット' on 'Goodreads'
4 stars
It suddenly morphed into a complex castle politics, and I am all for it.
ahmednabin reviewed HUNTER×HUNTER
Review of 'HUNTER×HUNTER' on 'Goodreads'
4 stars
A much welcomed detour. Good to see Chrollo out of nowhere with some complex af abilities.
ahmednabin reviewed Hunter x Hunter, Vol. 33 by Yoshihiro Togashi
Review of 'Hunter x Hunter, Vol. 33' on 'Goodreads'
2 stars
When did it become so political!
ahmednabin rated Dasshutsu: 4 stars
ahmednabin rated Boxer, Vol. 3: 2 stars
Codice Da Vinci ( Italian edition of The Da Vinci Code ) by Dan Brown
While in Paris on business, Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon receives an urgent late-night phone call: the elderly curator of the …
ahmednabin reviewed Dune Messiah by Frank Herbert (Dune Chronicles, #2)
The extraordinary sequel to Dune, the greatest science fiction novel of all time. Twelve years …
Review of 'Dune Messiah' on 'Goodreads'
5 stars
It is so satisfying yet unforeseen to see Paul Muad'dib Atreidis finally embracing the Fremen in him. It is a captivating finishing touch to an already fabulous character. The first book was so good, that I approached this one with low expectations, since you know it's always the first one that's the best in any series. Not this time though. It left me and my expectations dead in the water.
I hate Frank Herbert for evoking such emotions in me for such an authoritarian emperor, like literally, the supposed ruler of the known universe, but sad I was. There was no escaping the despair, and odd enough, I didn't want to either. I shared Paul's grief, and it gripped me hard while also making me root for the future with just the right amount of motivation.
The whole book was the precursor of a great-grandmother of a storm brewing. And …
It is so satisfying yet unforeseen to see Paul Muad'dib Atreidis finally embracing the Fremen in him. It is a captivating finishing touch to an already fabulous character. The first book was so good, that I approached this one with low expectations, since you know it's always the first one that's the best in any series. Not this time though. It left me and my expectations dead in the water.
I hate Frank Herbert for evoking such emotions in me for such an authoritarian emperor, like literally, the supposed ruler of the known universe, but sad I was. There was no escaping the despair, and odd enough, I didn't want to either. I shared Paul's grief, and it gripped me hard while also making me root for the future with just the right amount of motivation.
The whole book was the precursor of a great-grandmother of a storm brewing. And in time, it did strike, as it was foretold just not in the manner I had imagined. I went into this book "blind", pun intended, and it's one of the best things I could have done. I don't know what I'm saying or if it makes any sense at all, but the last few chapters got me into a trance. In one moment, Paul says:
"There are some problems in this universe for which there are no answers."In light of that I, a humble reader, can, or should I say would, like to propose a lemma- "There are some books in this universe for which there are no reviews!"
OK, enough rambling from me. This book has wrapped my mind like the prescience. If any of you reached up to this point, first of all, wow! You are one patient person! But what good is patience if you do not read this book? Now, go on, read it, like now!
ahmednabin rated Na honja man rebelŏp: 3 stars
ahmednabin reviewed Seven Year Slip by Ashley Poston
Review of 'Seven Year Slip' on 'Goodreads'
3 stars
The story of the present meeting the past, the past meeting the present, the past meeting the past, and finally the present meeting the present!
First of all, romance is not one of my favorite genres. But time-bending, that always attracted me. And t the time-bending concept here is unique, at least it was, for me. I came in for the time warp thingy and got a romantic story to go with it. Can’t say I’m disappointed after finishing the book. Also, I was fairly astonished when I checked that it has over 350 pages. But it didn’t feel that long when I was reading it! I guess that’s a good thing. Some parts felt cumbersome though. Especially the last chapter was unnecessary in my opinion, it would serve much better to finish the story at the museum scene. But then again, it’s my personal opinion and I’m no author, …
The story of the present meeting the past, the past meeting the present, the past meeting the past, and finally the present meeting the present!
First of all, romance is not one of my favorite genres. But time-bending, that always attracted me. And t the time-bending concept here is unique, at least it was, for me. I came in for the time warp thingy and got a romantic story to go with it. Can’t say I’m disappointed after finishing the book. Also, I was fairly astonished when I checked that it has over 350 pages. But it didn’t feel that long when I was reading it! I guess that’s a good thing. Some parts felt cumbersome though. Especially the last chapter was unnecessary in my opinion, it would serve much better to finish the story at the museum scene. But then again, it’s my personal opinion and I’m no author, so there’s that.
Overall, it may not be the best book that I’ve ever read but it’s also not the worst one, rather it's a good book reflecting itself-
A good book is—something that you don’t just read, but something you enjoy