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My mother came to Memphis and was destitute with a 7-8 yr old boy that placed him with Georgia Tann in 42. She married my father in 45 and my brother was born in 46 , I was born in 48. My family split up around 49-50 and I remember being at Juvenile court when I was around 2yrs old. my mother would never give us up but she couldn't take care of us. My brother and I were in foster homes and orphanages in Memphis until I was 18 yrs old.. I learned about my half brothers and half sister when I was in my late 30's. Georgia Tann's actions tramatized my brother and my life even after she died and I am still mad about my stolen childhood. I'm adjusted and turned out to be a successful family man and have a stable non eventful prosperous life. God took care of me and I'm very grateful to some wonderful loving people who become parents to me when I was in college. I read the book before We were yours and was very touched by it. I think Georgia Tann was a MONSTER and she caused a lot of suffering. I think GOD has a special place in HELL for Georgia Tann and her minions.

Dang. I was excited about this series. And this channel. Life get too hectic to be a UA-camr? You OK kiddo? Hope so.

In the sequel, 'Dear Hanna'. Stage writes in the concluding acknowledgements 'I was influenced and informed by the book 'The Sociopath Next Door' by Dr. Martha Stout'. '... While the rest of us live to feel good, people without a conscience live by different rules, often ones they make up by themselves ... Hannah constructs a life for herself according to the logic of her misaligned moral compass'. That is the spine of the book. Readers can consider whether the light was worth the candle.

A book in cold blood

While watching the review i noticed you

My great, great grandfather's family (Edmund Hosmer, born 1798) lived next door to The Alcotts, and even rented a house (Dove Cote) to them in 1840, which was paid for by Emerson--since the Alcotts were deep in debt. So the girls played and put on plays with my great-grandfather and his sisters and brothers in Concord, which is my middle name. My great-grandfather, born in Concord in 1827, left for Detroit in the late 1850's, married an Englishwoman, had a child, and after his wife died, moved to Missouri, where he settled near Springfield, married again, whose wife gave birth to my own grandfather there. As a child, he knew the Alcotts, Emerson, Thoreau, Hawthorne, Margaret Fuller, et al. living in Concord when he grew up in the 1830-1850's. The Cheever book mentions them playing with the Alcott girls.

Horrible unbearable hatable characters, lots and lots of plot armor such as ridiculous details like “no one even has a single hammer”. Really?? An artist who supposedly works in glass only has 3d printers? Total missed opportunities of epic glass blowing mixed with the lava from the volcano. Slight offsite facilities maintenance building for the “arming up montage” these characters deserved. The forest ranger character’s audiobook performance was especially dull. Kate’s character was perfectly cast - her voice was so insipid. Who would write in such a fashion in a journal? Entire novel is heresay stacked on heresay.

"It"? I'm sorry, but children are not objects and should not be labeled as such.

I loved the movie so much, and then I read the book, I hate that movie so much now.

Why are your books facing the wrong way?

A very nice video for us, who are English learners, to select books. You are very articulate and the speed of your speaking is just right for us to practice listening. Thank you.

that was so interesting to watch, I thought she had bad blood with her sister Amy but it seems like they were on good terms

The comics hate my stories but the audience loves them. Don’t listen to comics about what’s funny

People have to also remember that Mary Shelly was a serious feminist.

Would you wear jean jackets if they did not match your eyes?

Cps Baltimore County ua-cam.com/video/aAp-y0ACexs/v-deo.htmlsi=1KzsmhZtzNvA8nlG There's still wickedness in high places

Maybe that's why my mom mom said "thank God! A baby with color." when I was born according to my mom who said "Are you sure she's mine she don't look like me" despite me being an emergency c section.

But, Claire Clairmont is the best name ever! (Jane Clairmont assumed the name Claire for herself. Very Poetic, don't you think? Take that! Mary Godwin!)

I liked that twins had Petrification in movie while no one knew what was their peculiarity

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Great channel I’ve occasionally considered the possibility that Elon Musk is a proponent of Eugenics…hiding behind his apparent contributions to society… Just a thought really…

Awesome book. I was astounded at how much story is packed into such a short book

So you do book reviews. What about novel that are no longer in stock?

Max is a think tank, superpowers use him in planning, his books almost read as a manual on what to do if shit goes sideways.

BEYOND LITTLE WOMEN: LOUISA MAY ALCOTT joyful, accurate touring show (as enjoyed since 1990 at Fruitlands Museums, Chautauquas and hundreds of libraries nationally): "Marianne Donnelly is Louisa May Alcott as performed at Boston Public Library's Sesquicentennial Celebration," B. Margolis, president BPL... Do you attend Orchard House Annual Summer Conversational Series? Marianne Donnelly show sample: ua-cam.com/video/e7kxxNmWBV0/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared

I like it.

"Make Room, Make Room" by Harry Harrison would be a good comparison with "1984" of how scarcity of resources is depicted in each novel. I've written a paper on the depiction of scarcity as depicted in George Orwell's "1984" and Harry Harrison's "Make Room, Make Room". I checked with ChatGPT on the top and this was the conclusion: "While both novels depict scarcity and its consequences, the underlying causes and societal contexts differ. In "1984," scarcity is a deliberate tactic employed by a totalitarian regime to maintain control, while in "Make Room! Make Room!," scarcity arises from overpopulation and the strain it puts on limited resources."

Great summary of the events surrounding Georgia Tann and her crimes as well as the history and culture that lead to such crime. Before We Were Yours is an excellent read. Thank you for sharing follow up book Before and After. Looking forward to reading.

I skipped to the ending before finishing the book, & I like the ending but I think it would of been a bigger plot twist if we found out, Suzette was behind everything & set up Hannah to take the blame.

I’m half way through this book. I love it!

I just finished this book and yes I agree that it's really deep and at times superfluous. But his perspectives were really interesting.

YOU ARE RALLY ANNOYING

Incredible!! Sooo beautiful~

I felt the same way. So many good ideas but he overextends his explanations and beats the point to a pulp. Sometimes spending multiple pages just describing a simple concept that everyone can relate to anyways.

Percey Shelly was vegan and wrote about the condition and sentience of animals. So I am a fan. The poetry is nice as well.

CpS took over her roll

You should listen to E. Michael Jones's interpretation of Mary Shelley's life. The video is called The rise of the horror genre on Canon Press

Really immature and inaccurate portrayal

You get a thumbs down for strawmanning and trying to present the false idea that if people care about something like hiding book titles on a book shelf, that they cant also care about Gaza or other serious news stories. Maybe you personally aren't capable of that, but that is something you should perhaps work on (it is nice to balance heavy news stories with lighter ones). I know this is an old video that the youtube algorithm has presented to me, but it is definitely having the opposite effect than making me want to watch videos from you (and I know there's a good chance you don't care about my comment which is fine and I'm happy for you, I have no issues with leaving a conversation at let's agree to disagree). I like having my books spine out because it means my house guests can easily pick a book that interests them from the shelf. Also I'm just not that into decorating with beige, so for me spine-in looks less attractive than the various covers. Tracking which books you have read versus not read does seem to be one of the few reasons that makes sense to me for this trend. But I don't have to live in your house or even visit it, so if this makes you happy then while like many people I think spine-in looks silly, I also think it's pretty harmless, so don't feel pressured to change your style just because of a youtube comment.

I really enjoyed the first novel and I watched the movie first lol

Fucking your dead home girls fiancé less than 24 hours after the funeral is wild

I have no bad memories of Jurassic Park, it's always been there.

Such a good review!

Page 253 of that book 📙 mentions The Muppet Show featuring Dom DeLuise

I'm sorry but I think you missed the point of this book. It reminds me a lot of state of fear by Michael Crichton. That book is about global warming. However, there's a line in that book that sums up what this book is about. I'm paraphrasing... But the line from the book reads something like: Civilization does not separate us from nature, it protects us from nature.

I enjoyed this video and the way these historical figures are presented as real people who made regrettable mistakes, had feelings, and left a legacy. I have been reading The Life and Letters of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelly volumes 1 & 2, by Florence A. Thomas Marshall. It has been very enlightening for me , partly because of the era in which it was written. I’ve enjoyed reading excerpts from Mary’s actual letters and seeing how she changed and matured over the years. It is sad that Percy, Mary and Jane/Claire made so many errors in judgment at such young ages. Their social rebellions haunted them for the rest of their lives.

The quote was from Winston Churchill. Great video. thank you!

Another name people need to read to understand the flawed nature of socialism is Ayn Rand. She was an incredible novelist from the 20th century and a refugee of Communist Russia so she experienced these ideas first hand after Dostoevsky had prophesized them. Jordan Petersen for some reason is a critic of hers and I think he’d gain a lot by reading her novels and studying her philosophy of Objectivism.

I seen your vid in tuned in, & found quite interesting. (4 yrs ago you did this I see, & maybe still doing videos?) Nope. Just checked your page, & last ones 2 yrs ago. Seems you moved on. - Anyway, if you check these anymore? I have to be honest. Girl, you are talking too fast, & not modulating your voice, so gets a little strained to the hearer. I mean no disrespect-not saying I'd do it better! - Voice, public speaking lessons recommend. - Anyway, I will listen on, for vy saucy stuff, too say the least, about my beloved Romantic poets.

It seem to me that you need a hold lot of growing up to do, then maybe after read the book again, bimbo!!