38 reviews for:

Blind Spot

Teju Cole

4.23 AVERAGE

a___broad's review

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5.0

Truly remarkable. It is a genre-bending masterpiece that everyone should experience.

thebroadsheets's review

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5.0

Truly remarkable. It is a genre-bending masterpiece that everyone should experience.

alex_kies's review

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3.0

It's fine

samypants35's review against another edition

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4.0

Great photographs, the text added a lot to some pictures and I didn't get why it was there for others.

failedimitator's review

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4.0

Not something to read in one sitting -- even though you could. It's best to take is small bites. Sometimes, the language is beautiful. Sometimes the connections he makes are thought provoking. But always, Teju Cole is never not interesting.

zuhrsss's review against another edition

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5.0

“To look is to see only a fraction of what one is looking at. Even in the most vigilant eye, there is a blind spot. What is missing?”

soavezefiretto's review against another edition

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3.0

I wanted to give this more stars, but in the end I didn't feel it got to me the way I wanted it to. I was engaged. It also made start to take different pictures with my Instax and on Instagram. But it didn't leave me with that enthusiasm that I feel with 4 or 5 star books, that feeling of completeness. Maybe it's because of the vagueness and difficulty of some of the essays - that's obviously the way the author wanted this book to be, but it was not for me, right now. But I think I will revisit this, and maybe then I'll feel different. Recommended if you want to read something different, poetic, profound and yet strangely light.

thebroadsheets's review against another edition

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5.0

Truly remarkable. It is a genre-bending masterpiece that everyone should experience.

chloeinoue's review against another edition

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emotional inspiring reflective medium-paced

4.0

lshultz82's review against another edition

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5.0

His words are like reading water.