AJaneClark (3975 KP) rated HANNA in TV
Aug 20, 2019
Special Forces Group 2
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3D First Person Shooter in real-time. -Singleplayer(with bots) -Multiplayer Online and Wifi. -5 game...
The Road (The Spread #4)
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How do you go on, when there's nothing left? The fungus has all but won. Only a few remain,...
Lockdown High: When the Schoolhouse Becomes a Jailhouse
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In the dozen years since the Columbine High School shootings, school violence has fallen steadily....
David McK (3557 KP) rated What If: Serious Scientific Answers to Absurd Hypothetical Questions in Books
Oct 7, 2019
If you want to know if it's possible to 'take off' by firing enough machine guns simultaneously downwards (it is), or how fast you could hit a speed bump while driving and still live, or what would happen if the moon disappeared …
this is the place to come.
Apparently a collection of material from a website-I've-never-heard-of-before (xkcd.com), this provides - as the name states! - serious scientific answers to these (and other) questions.
A curio read, maybe.
Fish Hunter - Finding The Sea Treasures
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Fish Hunter - Finding The Sea Treasures takes you into the adventures on a mysterious ocean. You...
DEAD TARGET: Zombie
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Kill virus infected zombies for survival. Shoot to survive the zombie frontier in DEAD TARGET. ...
Felicia (44 KP) rated People Kill People in Books
Sep 23, 2018
The story follows a group of teen to early adults. 2 of them are white supremacists, 2 are married with a young child, 1 is a homeless teen, 1 is a victim of gun violence who has epilepsy and is also homosexual, and 1 is the greatest person ever. The group itself is so entwined by siblings, marriage, relationships, friendships it isn't weird to wonder just how big of a town it could be they are living in.
The book is full of poor choices, dealing drugs with a toddler present, constant fantasizing about killing a certain person, a lot of time spent in the minds of white supremacists.
The whole book we know someone is going to die. Most of the book is framed to make you think it will be the homeless youth at the hands of the white supremacists. But it is actually the great girl that is anti gun and everyone loves because a toddler got a hold of a gun his parents couldn't be bothered to properly store. The end murder affects the lives of everyone else so they mostly die or want to, to demonstrate that guns aren't the problem. Too bad the gun and people's selfish nature was an unaddressed problem in the whole book full of problems.
The plot was too weighed down for anything to stick and the characters fell very flat despite Hopkins best efforts.