HelBic 12th Oct 2020 | | BookEric Berne - Games People Play (1971) | I read this when I was a teenager - I spotted the review in my daily feed and recognised the cover.
Frankly, I remember nothing about it aprat from the cover and name!
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HelBic 2nd Jun 2020 | | BookIsaac Asimov - The Complete Robot (2018) | I read just about every piece of Sci-Fi he wrote, all of the robot series and indeed I bought book when I encountered it many years ago. As a teenager he was top of my list.
One of my all time favourite Sci-Fi authors and of course, his Three Laws of Robotics are now canon for almost ANY robot story.
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HelBic 23rd Mar 2019 | | BookBrandon T Snider And Jon Glick - The Dark Knight Manual (2012) | A note about the joker card - the scans are of the front and back of the card - just in case that wasn't obvious.
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HelBic 21st Mar 2019 | | BookThe Highway Code - AA Publishing (2018) | I travel round the country a lot for my work and have to say, I wish a LOT more people using our roads had read and understood this baby!
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HelBic 21st Oct 2017 | | BookJ. R. R. Tolkien - The Hobbit (1996) | This was indeed written as a children's book. The (to me) really interesting information about TLOTR is that Tolkien, being a philologist was inventing a language but felt the need for the language to have (for want of a better term) a 'back story'. To be real, he had to invent a race to use the language - and hit on the concept of using Elves.
He then wrote TLOTR as well as a whole host of other shorter myths and legends of his Elvish race which his son Christopher eventually collected, edited and finally published as The Silmarillion.
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