A very interesting read about all of this space we've dedicated to cars in today's world and the secret wonders that can be found there. Rees somehow manages to make car parks engaging and funny, and the sections are short and bite sized. Worth a read!
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Ynte reviewed Car Park Life by Gareth E. Rees
Engaging, dark and funny
Ynte finished reading Surak's Soul by J. M. Dillard (Enterprise, Star Trek)
Surak's Soul by J. M. Dillard (Enterprise, Star Trek)
You are alone in the dark reaches of space, surrounded by aliens who do not understand who you are and …
Ynte reviewed Surak's Soul by J. M. Dillard (Enterprise, Star Trek)
You are alone in the dark reaches of space, surrounded by aliens who do not …
Nailed the characterisation...but a bit predictable
3 stars
I think for an Enterprise novel they really nailed the characterisation - I could hear the voices of the characters really well. The story - pretty brilliant mystery, but a little predictable. The ending I just wasn't a fan of - felt like a copout. Good read for fans - but others might be disappointed.
Ynte finished reading Mr. Monk Goes to the Firehouse by Lee Goldberg
Mr. Monk Goes to the Firehouse by Lee Goldberg
The brand-new mystery series starring the brilliant, beloved, and slightly off-balance sleuth from the USA Network's hit show!Monk's house is …
Ynte reviewed Mr. Monk Goes to the Firehouse by Lee Goldberg
The brand-new mystery series starring the brilliant, beloved, and slightly off-balance sleuth from the USA …
For fans of the TV show!
4 stars
I'm a fan of the TV show and this book does scratch the same itch...if you've watched a lot of the show some of the characters are a little inconsistent, but overall it's entertaining and a good read.
Ynte finished reading Underland: A Deep Time Journey by Robert Macfarlane
Ynte reviewed Underland: A Deep Time Journey by Robert Macfarlane
Beautiful, but a bit dense
4 stars
A really brilliant book that makes you think about the earth and how much humans really matter to it. Makes you feel small but realise your impact is so large. My only complaint is that it drags and is a bit dense in some parts...the science overwhelms the wonder.
Ynte wants to read The Cambridge Five by Charles River Editors
Recommended this by my uncle. Spies and espionage are always intriguing!