If you don’t mind graphic novels, the Asterix and Obelix back catalog is pretty good.

If it’s a quick read you want, A Princess of Mars is the book that John Carter movie was based on. Hitchhiker’s Guide and Jurassic Park are classics for a reason.

Recommendations for the future would be Lord of Light by Zelazny and John Dies at the End by Pargin

How do you feel about sci-fi?

In that case I’d say the original Sherlock Holmes short stories are light, and written in an older English prose that I find fun to read. Like a more mature version of the mystery books you’d read as a kid. Probably isn’t hard to find a collection of them.

How would you define “lighter” in your reading experience?

Tagging back in because my beloved Beavs did their part! The list now includes, by my count:

OrSt.
App St.
UNC
Liberty

The aforementioned NIL and Kent St.

The mistake most make about the climate crisis, is in thinking that anthropogenic climate change, is the crisis. No, the climate crisis is that the science clearly describes the danger of ACC, but our whole system, acts as if this danger is not real. That is the crisis.
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My wife already has one of my hoodies on. I don’t know where it came from. I haven’t even worn one of my hoodies yet. I think she hid it from last year.

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I have yet to see this ad, but I’m assuming Come On Ride the Float is sung to the same cadence as Come On Vamonos from Dora the Explorer?

Sometimes in RPGs, there will be games you can play against random people across the world (Gwent, the one from Horizon forbidden West etc.)

I think chess is this world’s version of that.

Unfortunately, lines from this book are stuck in my head forever because I bought it as a teen in the middle of a zombie fiction phase.

John dies at the end

Might have something to do with anesthesia? My wife has informed me that it not only suppresses pain but also prevents memory

I had no idea, honestly. Only came across them a little while ago.

Thank you for everything you do for our parks!

We’ve got tickets to what I can only assume is the beginning of the Dank Paddington Theatrical Universe in the West End this fall.

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