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matilder's reviews
23 reviews
Fleabag: The Special Edition by Phoebe Waller-Bridge
4.0
definitely worth the read if you are a fan of the bbc adaptation!! it added so much more dimension to see how it started out and was just generally really interesting!
All My Cats by Bohumil Hrabal
4.0
never have i read a book so heartwarming yet also so disturbing, i loved this silly little cat book and hopefully im out of my reading slump now :-3
Ayoade on Ayoade: A Cinematic Odyssey by Richard Ayoade
5.0
i literally havent put this book down, i carried it around with me and read everything opportunity that was available to me (and in maths class)
i thought it was brilliant, funny and surprising informative. ill be reading the rest of his books for sure!
i thought it was brilliant, funny and surprising informative. ill be reading the rest of his books for sure!
The Grip of Film by Richard Ayoade
3.0
i didn’t enjoy this book as much as his previous one but i still found it really great.
another unique perspective from ayoade and gordy was certainly… unique.
another unique perspective from ayoade and gordy was certainly… unique.
This is Going to Hurt: Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor by Adam Kay
4.0
i read this book after watching the show and found it just as captivating. the diary format made it easy to pick up and had my flying through it.
it sheds light to things i wouldve never otherwise considered and at moments provided a good laugh.
ill be sure to read more by adam kay in the future.
it sheds light to things i wouldve never otherwise considered and at moments provided a good laugh.
ill be sure to read more by adam kay in the future.
Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons by Sam Steiner
3.0
i really enjoyed this play and thought it explored the themes in such a simple yet effective way, i really wish there was more stage directions though to make the occasional thing clearer
Submarine by Joe Dunthorne
4.0
i basically read this book because i wanted to watch the film but i ended up having a good time
oliver’s perspective, although flawed, made the mundane things in life stand out and similies and comparisons used perfectly captured what they described. there were moments of relatability in oliver that made him seem human and authentically teenage, despite being a little bit of a sociopath.
yes, in parts, this was a very weird book but it was one i enjoyed spending time with.
oliver’s perspective, although flawed, made the mundane things in life stand out and similies and comparisons used perfectly captured what they described. there were moments of relatability in oliver that made him seem human and authentically teenage, despite being a little bit of a sociopath.
yes, in parts, this was a very weird book but it was one i enjoyed spending time with.
Heartstopper Volume 1 by Alice Oseman
4.0
the first book is a little bit cringey but also so perfectly authentic to real life, i love everything oseman does and am so excited for the show!
Heartstopper Volume 4 by Alice Oseman
5.0
rereading in preparation for the netflix show and this book is by far my favourite of the series every time! probably because i love the class trip trope…