Reading. Will visit after that. AI label on It is common for some people to enjoy reading fiction books at the end of the year. This is because fiction can provide a sense of escapism and enjoyment, offering a break from the stresses of everyday life . Many people find solace in engaging with fictional worlds and characters, immersing themselves in stories that can evoke a range of emotions . For some, reading fiction at the end of the year serves as a way to unwind, relax, and find joy in the midst of the holiday season .

It just amazes me how Jim Broadbent looks different with and without a beard. It is like totally other person, even putting images side by side, seeing bit of the movie in between the interview.

Please make the background music louder so that nothing of what he is saying gets comprehended..

I never knew how beautiful her voice is!

Just finished it... wow! It’s a corker, as you might expect. Wonderful.

This book has had brilliant reviews. I must read it.

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Just listened to this book on Audible and loved it.

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😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 im so so sorry u went through all this .... Yes ur right ur dad had a beautiful smile...he was an absolutely gorgeous amazing guy.....

30 years ago forest death and acid rain was on the news all the time, I haven't seen that for at least 20 years, things can be improved with effort. The pollution in my local river is back down to year 1900 levels and wildlife is coming back, some trees near the river were "attacked" by beavers 🥦 🦫, that is a good problem to have in a former shipyard town.

Who is the actor?

i love this kind of illustration 😊

Who else got here from typing hhh on google

Black Country talk said to be the oldest slang dating back to the Anglo saxsons

Loved this video and am looking forward to reading this poetry collection!

I hope you know by now that there is an illustrated short film of the book The Man Who Planted Trees. The film is an amazing interpretation of the book. The film is narrated by Christopher Plummer.

6:44 this hit hard for me

She’s so right about the classics lmaoo like wtf even happened in those

Genius!!

A 100% Cashless society is a 100% controlled society

Hmmm. I bought and read The Handmaid’s Tale when it came out , as I did most of your novels. You could have knocked me over with a feather when you said to Mary Beard in a BBC interview that you are “Not the sort of feminist who says that trans “women” were not, in fact , women. Thereby nullifying your legacy . Sorry.

goddamn! Nigella Lawson is a goddess and she knows it the curves on her would never pull out of her

I've read the book and it was great. I do wish I could see the movie though.

Great book and film both.

Atwood's physics is wrong about oxygen. We have 2000 times as much oxygen as CO2. If you break the carbon cycle on plants (including marine algae) to not continue to harvest CO2 from the atmosphere, what you will get is an even more rapid accumulation of CO2. This _eventually_ has direct health effects on animals ("wheezing"). "In concentrations up to 1%, it will make some people feel drowsy and give the lungs a stuffy feeling. Concentrations of 7% to 10% may cause suffocation, even in the presence of sufficient oxygen, manifesting as dizziness, headache, visual and hearing dysfunction, and unconsciousness within a few minutes to an hour." I got a reasonable estimate from Google Gemini of 1.6 trillion barrels of petroleum burned in the history of the human exploitation of carbon for energy. This has increased atmospheric CO2 levels by about 140 ppm so far as we can reconstruct this, about 1 part in 7000. It would take another 70x as much to push CO2 up to 1% where we actually start to feel drowsy and begin to wheeze. That's another 98 trillion barrels of petroleum as yet unburned. That would have to include reserves we haven't discovered yet, discovered by methods of discovery we haven't even invented yet, invented by methods of invention we haven't yet invented. This is long after planet Earth's biosphere must reorganize itself to an entirely different thermal equilibrium due to the greenhouse effect. On established rates of evolutionary adaptation, so far as we can reconstruct these, a good starting bid would be 100 million years. By then we are probably well adapted to breathing an atmosphere containing 1% CO2, and maybe we could continue to push it up to 5% by burning another 400 trillion barrels, though where we would get all that carbon from, I have no idea.

Consider not only 3 sisters but that only Charlotte made it barely to middle age. If they had modern medicine and public health think of how many more masterworks would likely come from that set of siblings. Perhaps even brother Bramwell, if he could have laid off the booze, might have made a quartet of splendid writers.

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I tributed Brainstorm! 1975 in Forresten #3 Jippi comics in Oslo in 1997... Sandman parody "Drømmemakeren" written by Jens Kjartan Styve & Erik Falk

This is Yanis! In Love with the Truth and Logic...That's his fetish. His Brain can not compute if he doesn't say the Truth. Can not Work! Brilliant! ✊

I have been asking my students to read this novel for the last three years, and every time, it's a huge success. On a more personal level, every time I read the book again to prepare for the exams, I get goosebumps and walk down memory lane reviewing my own friendship stories at the same age... There was a Jewish Dutch boy I got really close to as a teen. His name was Tjerk-Jan. We were close for many years, but growing up and living in different countries, we eventually lost contact. I still miss him now nearly 40 years later ...

Cool Video

There must be some great misunderstanding in humanity, I hope Science could verify that. For example, has there ever been such a thing as "electing someone" "to do something for you" ? Provided that most votes are from the poor and middle class. or has there ever been a government in all history that can fill the poor's needs? They build and build, leaving the poor out. While most people look on money as some kind of righteousness, rich people act on it like a profession. Maybe what the poor should do is to secure the spirit, the heart of Science alive so that, at least, they'll never be deceived ever again.

I got my three books of the Vintage classics just today and they’re extremely appealing and I am all excited to dive into the beautiful books I’ve acquired! Thank you Vintage for making such beautiful covers and providing great quality books at such an affordable prices!

Climate change has nothing to do with Pollution, infact pollution exacerbate the issue.

So can't wait.Tv so boring

How would one translate Fallout in this correlation? The german title was translated as Jahre wie diese ('years like these'). I guess 'Fallout' is not meant radioactivly!?

I can't wait! I think The Kingdom is one of the most satisfying books I have read, it hits every level, perfectly.

Looking forward to reading it. 😊

Margaret Atwood is one of my heroes. I adore her.