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Thanks for your review, ive been mesning to get to it. Keep up the great work 🎉

Have you read the same author's "A mathematician reads the newspaper "?

This is my second comment :) With a few of the books I love and would recommend: - Non-Fiction: Cosmos - Carl Sagan Billions & Billions: Thoughts on Life and Death at the Brink of the Millennium - Carl Sagan "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!": Adventures of a Curious Character - Richard Feynman "What Do You Care What Other People Think?": Further Adventures of a Curious Character - Richard Feynman Because Internet: Understanding the New Rules of Language - Gretchen McCulloch - Scifi/Fantasy: Rendezvous with Rama - Arthur C. Clarke Nightfall - Isaac Asimov The Last Question - Isaac Asimov World war Z - Max Brooks The Electric State - Simon Stalenhag Remembrance of Earth’s Past Trilogy - Cixin Liu - And I fully agree with your Flatland recommendation!

I love those pictures! They are so beautiful! Thanks for showing those! Its so different from where I live in the Netherlands

Im going to listen to your recommendations later this week! I love some longer videos just talking about a divers range of books :) Edit: I found the time. Im watching! Love this format already. First book goes immediately on my to read list. (The Long Tomorrow). Also added: TO:KY:OO, The Subplot: What China Is Reading, Surreal Numbers and Why It Matters and Worlds Beyond Time. Thank you! Im gonna do a seperate comment with my 5 star recommendations :)

I went to the Hokusai expo en London and it changed my life. I might just buy this book.

i chalenge you to review "tsuihousareru tabi"💀

Finally! The author of the waves. Had I known about your channel before, I would find this out sooner... It was recommended to me about a month ago, probably because of the math books. It has been a pleasant surprise.

It's a great read. I love the concept of wizards just being computer programmers.

I love artbooks, Im gonna buy this one! Thanks for the review!

This is suchs an amazing review! You got a new subscriber and follower on goodreads :). I just finished this book today

Congratulations on your journey! Sticking with your CZcams channel for all these years is an accomplishment. :) I'm primarily a romance manga reader and I found your channel because of your review of I Married My Best Friend to Shut My Parents Up! My recommendation for you would be A Sign of Affection. If you haven't heard of it, it's about a deaf university student who meets a guy who likes learning languages and traveling. I thought you would like it because of your interest in languages and it is pretty lighthearted and not explicit.

I always love seeing the type of art people make in relation to math. I'm the same as you, there were a couple of times you read the description of some stuff and I knew the vocabulary, but not when it's with other terms I know.

Ok, you really do learn something new everyday if you look. lol I would have never connected math to art. I am not mathematically inclined, but the art is pretty cool!

I found your channel not long ago and I find the depth you discuss the books and the choices of books very refreshing

I came here for the random math book reviews of yours that got in my feed and I've loved to find other areas we overlap (absolutely love kaguya sama). Thank you for continuing no matter how small this channel is. I love listening to and watching these.

Could you review my new book: Math Mystic’s Guide to Creative Spirituality? Wipf and Stovk, April, 2024.

It is so refreshing to hear a CZcamsr talk the way you do. You do CZcams as a hobby which is amazing. You're not making content just for the algorithm or jumping on the latest trend or buzzword, your videos are what you want to make, and want to read, and want to talk about. You deserve to a bigger channel, keep up the good work :-)

You're the only booktuber I watch, so pretty much the best to ever do it if I had to guess. Glad that you mentioned Surreal Numbers as a good recommendation ahaha. Congrats on the 4 years, keep it up!

Found ur channel not too long ago. Very cool to see someone talk abt random books really different from the masses. Wishing u luck and hoping to see all the new books u will be covering! (Ps if uve never heard of Cormac McCarthy I highly recommend all his works especially blood meridian)

Subscribed! I have never read this, but it sounds - at least different. :) I’m not sure if it’s something I would like or not - so I’m glad I didn’t have to read it to learn about it. Definitely checking out more of your videos!

Hi KT!

Been reading the poems of Sapho translated by Julia Dubnoff. Could be reading more tbh tho. Love viewing this channel for new reading ideas & book reviews :)

This looks like such a fun read! What do you think the age range would be for its readers? I have a niece (13 years old) who prefers graphic novels, so I’m thinking of ideas for gifts for her, but I don’t want to accidentally get her something with themes that are too intense or not kid-appropriate!

"Of course he has a turtle..."

I recently bought the audiobook, and I love scalzi!!

Its cool that you read Jaime as female, I was surprised to learn that the MC is gender neutral. The author never defines which gender they are.

Ever forayed into Koine Greek?

The book review I refer to is Faces of Power and Piety, which discusses how medieval artists depicted people and concepts in a more stylized way: czcams.com/video/260ATBExz-4/video.html

ANOTHER BESTIARY?!?!?! 🔥🔥🔥

Hello! Not an art historian but I am a Japanese studies student who took a module in Japanese Art. Ukiyo-e prints were popular throughout the Edo period (1603-1867) but declined during the Meiji era (1868-1912). Some ukiyo-e prints did experiment with Western techniques such as one-point perspective as seen in the Utagawa school's 'uki-e' (perspective pictures). Also, while sōsaku hanga did incorporate more Western aesthetic philosophies with abstract designs and a major focus on artistic individualism with their 'jiga-jikoku-jizuri' slogan (self-drawn, self-carved, self-printed), these prints were still seen as low-brow art by the Japanese government who did not include sōsaku hanga prints in their own national art exhibitions until after WWII.

I also listened to this book. I had wondered if it was ai generated because of the pronunciciations of words like misplacwd accent in Navajo and Butte. I am native. I have read a number of Native History and anthropology books. I got through it easily in a few days. I may listen again. It reiterated much of what I have read. I appreciate the intertwining of native american history, relation to plants and animals. In a sensitive manner. I kept hearing the music that played in the scene where they are looking for buffalo and just fing rotting stinking corpses od buffalo. Thanks for your review.

How cool! I know next to nothing about linguistics, but would love to learn more. Glad I came across your channel, thanks for sharing your review! 😊

What an awesome book. Good authors! Ladefoged is amazing

Very interesting! I wonder: do you take suggestions?

Cool review! But I was too distracted / amazed by the cat going into the other room once and again and never coming back, in some kind of paradoxical loop ...btw matching your Math Monday.

Pretty cool book, & nice review too. Love it! 🍃 ✨🌲 🪨 🎨

Came across this story by finding an alternate version of the cover illustration in a book about Sci-Fi art from the 60's-70's. Thanks for your insightful review. Interesting concept!

Yoooooooo u just added a book to my must read list! Thank u very much

Even not being from the Midwest, I feel an emotional ambience with the photos.

I like his books and writing style. Lamb is my favorite by him.

Flipping through that book must've felt like visiting a mini gallery!

The Remarried Empresss was a light novel first. It's been my favorite Webtoon since the first chapter. Since we are on our way to the finale, I am thrilked it got published in English. There is supposed to a K-Drama, too. And now I am subscribed to yout channel.

Your video came across my suggested video feed, so I thought I’d watch and support another content creator! I’ve recently discovered some cat-themed cozy mystery novels in my local “free little library” and have totally loved them! They’re not quite top-notch as far as deep story-writing, but they’re definitely cozy and fun to read. This book that you talked about looks pretty cool!

Incredible Art Beautiful Work The Comfort Of Man Know’s No Bounds

The vibrance of the colors are captivating.