Rhett Rogers commented on The Feral Girl by Nick Alimonos (Books of Aenya)
Lost and alone, a young girl braves the jungles of Aenya. When food becomes scarce, …
Current spot. Need to start reading again.
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Rhett Rogers stopped reading La via dei re by Brandon Sanderson (Le cronache della folgaluce, #1)
Widely acclaimed for his work completing Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time saga, Brandon Sanderson now …
Need a simpler Italian book for more practice
Rhett Rogers reviewed The "Volunteer" by D. H. Jonathan (The "Volunteer", #1)
Many people dream of being at work or school only to realize that they are …
An interesting read
4 stars
It was good. Not the most amazing book in the world but I think it tried to convey the #naturist ideology very well. It did bother me slightly because the student had some exhibitionist tendencies (becoming sexually aroused when being the only one naked) which is not what naturism is about. But in the end of the book she goes to a naturist park and she realizes she doesn't get aroused when she is not the only one naked. I think there are some true ideas coming through that most of the world wants to try and ignore.
Rhett Rogers commented on La via dei re by Brandon Sanderson (Le cronache della folgaluce, #1)
Widely acclaimed for his work completing Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time saga, Brandon Sanderson now …
It’s hard reading this. It’s probably the first legitimate book I’ve read in Italian and it’s really easy to get distracted while I read it.
Rhett Rogers commented on The Feral Girl by Nick Alimonos (Books of Aenya)
Lost and alone, a young girl braves the jungles of Aenya. When food becomes scarce, …
Just listened to the Naturist Living Show (hosted by @sdeschenes@mastodon.online) about this book. I’ve read the previous two books from the Aenya series and liked them. I even bought this book when I heard about it. Have yet to read it though haha.
Rhett Rogers reviewed Naked Feminism by Victoria Bateman
Is it right that, despite the promises of feminism, women’s bodies remain at the mercy …
Points out the ignored obvious
4 stars
A fascinating rethinking of society and its flaws around women. “Naked feminism” sounds like a contradiction but it truly makes sense. We all should have the ability to choose, no one should be forced to do the “right thing”.