What did you read this year?
Shortest Book
48
pages
Longest Book
613
pages
Average book length in
2023
288
pages
Most Shelved
2,984,808
people
also shelved
Least Shelved
160
people
also shelved
Leo’s
average rating for
2023
3.6
3.6
Highest Rated on ŷ
4.61
average
Leo’s first review of the year
liked it
Quite interesting book, and I can feel that author really loves Britain and it's people. Very atmospheric, and after reading I want to (re-)visit many places Bill mentions.
At the same time, what constantly bothered me is that he is often unnecessary mean to people around him. I understand that it was probably quite exaggerated for comedic effect (whole youtube careers are made on "shouting in rage"), but it was still nagging me a lot.
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At the same time, what constantly bothered me is that he is often unnecessary mean to people around him. I understand that it was probably quite exaggerated for comedic effect (whole youtube careers are made on "shouting in rage"), but it was still nagging me a lot.
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Leo’s last review of the year
really liked it
Listened to audiobook actually, narrated by the author.
It's a brilliant guide into modern UK politics - how PM, ministers and Parliament all work together to create the best political system in the world.. ok, got you, it's not actually "best", probably not even that great sometimes.
Book is very well structured, each department gets its own chapter, first explaining what are its responsibilities in general, and then goes into problems and failure ...more
It's a brilliant guide into modern UK politics - how PM, ministers and Parliament all work together to create the best political system in the world.. ok, got you, it's not actually "best", probably not even that great sometimes.
Book is very well structured, each department gets its own chapter, first explaining what are its responsibilities in general, and then goes into problems and failure ...more
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