Rating David Bowie's Reading Taste

I thought it was overrated. There's certainly some humor to it. the protagonist is a tool, which is kind of the point.

yeah, it's a good book.

I just didn't find the writing itself like super compelling. I thought Animal Farm was better in that regard.

It's great. Haven't finished it yet, but it's fantastic so far.

I thought it was wildly overrated. >> Okay. >> It was okay, but >> moving on.

One of my favorite books is Interviews with Henry Cartier Brousan, who was a famous photographer.

Which I did not like, which was non-fiction. Probably I'm not in a huge rush to read more of Orwell's non-fiction.

I read it in high school. I remember thinking it was like hard to read, but I don't really remember much other than that.

I think it's overrated but good.

I didn't think the writing was bad in Moonglow. I just kind of like was like I don't didn't just didn't connect with it I guess.

Was really cool. Really fun.

Man, a fine book. I think Orwell's ability to predict the future is probably operating at a higher level than his ability to write, I guess.

I liked it at the time. I'm not sure if I would like it as much now.

definitely recommended. Great book. , Harlem Renaissance book and, , yeah, I really enjoyed it.

I'm I'm enjoying it for sure. I'm not like blown away like holy crap, this is the best thing I've ever read.

Leftest as hell. I really enjoyed it.

I think there were some times where felt kind of exhausting. , I think it probably could have benefited from some editing

Sure. It didn't really I enjoyed it. It didn't really leave me with any like lasting effects.

I would say it's probably a little bit overrated, but also I think it's a very worthwhile read and a great book.

I was pretty neutral on it. Yeah. >> So, I mean, maybe you'll like it better than I did.

It's good. >> Cool. >> I think it lives up to the hype.

Read it. >> Yeah. Did you like it >> enough?

I read a good chunk of a book called The Writing of America earlier this year and it was way more like philosophical in like a cultural sense than it was just about like the writing of America. And I was like, okay, I don't >> I'm sure you're making some great points about something here, but I have no idea what they are.

Fantastic book. >> Fantastic.