A fascinating, if grim, read. As Holocaust deniers/negationists seem to be gaining new momentum I felt it was important I finally tackled this book. Strongly recommended.
I read this years ago, but misplaced it along the way. TBH itās a long, if interesting, haul, but watching the non-musical TV adaptation has rekindled my interest so this is on its way:
I expect you had to buy your own, he doesnāt normally allow any one to borrow any of his porn stash
Iād imagine he has spare copies tucked away in safe spots around the house.
After discovering Marina Amaralās photographic re-colouring work (see Old Pics thread) it piqued my interest to read her book with Dan Jones.
Give us a clue.
Refreshing my memory so I can do it full justice as next weeks class read.
Wonderful book, I re-read it every 2 or 3 years myself. Out of curiosity, what age group are you teaching? I would imagine most young folk are only familiar with the (silly) movie retelling.
9-10. It wonāt form part of their literacy curriculum but I like to read them a good story during our occasional free periods. As a book to encourage a love of reading I canāt think of anything better , Iāve used it in previous years with 11 year olds and seen them go on to tackle The Lord of the Rings. Takes a bit of effort to do it well though, Gollum isnāt easy to read aloud and do his dual personalities convincingly
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No chance. If I was good enough Iād be doing it for a living. I would happily pay to see a live reading from The Hobbit if it was done well.
In the interests of saving storage space on the site
Imagine a gormless Irish housekeeper holding up a series of cards (Subterranean Homesick Blues style) with āgo onā written on every one
Think red nosed comatose Irish Priest responding with FECK OFF
Iāll thank you to find your own idioms and racial stereotypes in future.
Arse