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thanks so much for your comment, you are wright, One must refute false accusations

thanks for your comment, Fair point about the heavy use of pathos! A bit more balance with logic could make it even stronger. What do you think? next time we will publish a review of more emotional appeals rather than logical arguments (logos) or credibility (ethos).

Great question! Whether a book goes back into print usually depends on the publishing companies. They might decide to reprint it if they believe there’s enough demand to make it profitable. However, they’d also need permission from the author or their family, especially if they still hold the copyright. Sometimes, if a book gains renewed interest through reviews or word of mouth it increases the chances of a reprint. Fingers crossed for this one!

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It doesn’t really matter how it’s made; what matters is the information we share. I hope you enjoy the podcast and that you’ve read the book we found interesting!

@@BooksPodcastco it actually does matter and deflecting sends a message too

Haha, maybe Luigi’s been on a secret quest for ancient wisdom! 🍄✨ Who knew he was into self-help books? Do you think he’d recommend it? 😄

Thanks for your comment! 😊 It’s always interesting to hear different perspectives on how reviews are approached. I think there’s definitely a balance between analyzing examples and offering broader insights, and it’s something I’ll keep in mind for future discussions. Let me know if there’s anything specific you’d like to see more of in my reviews, I’m always open to feedback!

Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West by Gregory Maguire is a complex and richly detailed novel that serves as a reimagining of the life of Elphaba, the Wicked Witch of the West, from The Wizard of Oz. Here’s a breakdown of your questions: Does this novel have Act 1 & 2? The book is structured in multiple sections or "parts," akin to acts in a play. It chronicles different stages of Elphaba's life, including her childhood, her time at university, and her evolution into the "Wicked Witch." While it doesn't explicitly use the terms Act 1 and Act 2, the narrative unfolds in distinct phases that give a clear sense of progression. Does it tell the whole story about Elphaba, or is it dark and scary? The novel delves deeply into Elphaba's life and provides a backstory that explores her motivations, relationships, and the political landscape of Oz. It is a dark and thought-provoking tale, often exploring mature themes like oppression, discrimination, and morality. While it has moments of lightness and beauty, it’s primarily a serious and complex narrative. If you’re expecting a lighthearted fairy tale, you may find it heavier and more philosophical than anticipated. Does it have any character arcs, protagonists, antagonists, mentors, or heroes? Character Arcs: Elphaba's journey is the heart of the story. She transforms from a misunderstood and ostracized child into a determined, morally ambiguous adult. Protagonist: Elphaba herself serves as the protagonist. Antagonists: The book doesn't have a traditional antagonist but portrays societal, political, and cultural forces as adversarial. Certain characters, like Madame Morrible and the Wizard of Oz, act as antagonistic figures. Mentor: While there isn’t a clear "mentor" figure, Elphaba’s relationships with other characters, including her sister Nessarose and her schoolmate Glinda, help shape her journey. Heroes: The story subverts the idea of clear-cut heroes and villains. Elphaba herself can be seen as a tragic anti-heroine. If you’re excited about a thought-provoking and emotionally rich read, this book will likely captivate you. Enjoy diving into the world of Wicked!

Thank you for your feedback! For the videos, we will certainly consider your suggestion of having a single voice. However, for the podcast, we plan to keep both a male and female voice to offer a balanced perspective and engage a wider audience. Your input is valuable, and we'll continue to refine our content!

@@BooksPodcastcoit may work with some tweaking, there’s some unnatural sound to it that I’m sure you can see for yourself just playing it back

thanks for your reply, we will try to make our best next time, thanks for your support

Haha, glad you think so! If you’re referring to the name of a project or something specific, I’m all ears!

did you read it ? what you think ? do you like it ?