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Tsundoku Reviews
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So… What is Tsundoku? A tsundoku (積ん読) is a Japanese pun which is used to describe what happens when a person has so many unread books that they begin to pile up, and encroach on such intimacies as desk and hard drive space. In a effort to help you, the readers, to save time in reducing the size of your piles, and to limit the number of deaths caused by random avalanches, we have decided to provide our opinions of books. We will tell you which books we think you should definitely be reading, and which we think are simply not worth your trouble. In our posts, we will try our best to be critical while remaining fair, and do our best to have some fun. We all really love reading, and the most important thing to us is that we do our part to keep you guys reading awesome books. The Tsundoku Scale Imagine you had 10 books in a pile. Which would you put first to be graced by the sun and your own excited hands, eager to pick it up and read it? And which, would you designate to the netherlands of dust, candy bar wrappers, and dead, dried out cockroaches? Top of the Pile: The cream of the crop, the books that bring a smile to your face just mentioning them. The books you can’t stop talking about, writing about, or dreaming about, to the point where your significant other begins to wonder if you’re cheating on him or her. Ratings: 7-10 Middle of the Pile: The book that is perpetually on your reading list, but maybe you don’t always get to. A book that is satisfying, but not life changing–the ordinary joe of books that is always nice to have around. Ratings: 4-6 Bottom of the Pile: The book that you won at the ‘Secret Santa’ at work that feels more like a bag of coals than a present. The book that keeps you up in a cold sweat at night thinking how could I have ever read such garbage. Ratings: 1-3
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 11 years ago
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Red Rising by Pierce Brown
Brief Summary:  Darrow is a Red, a low-life human forced to work the mines of Mars.  But when…
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The White Rose by Glen Cook
Brief Summary:  The White Rose has returned with a vengeful counterstrike, and there is hope once…
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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The Honor Code by Kwame Anthony Appiah
Brief Summary:  Throughout history honor has remained a strong incentive for human action, yet it…
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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One Lovely Blog Award
I would like to thank both Shadows and Java and Fantasy Books! for nominating Tsundoku Reviews for…
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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Brief Summary: Lockwood, Lucy, and George comprise the ghost exorcising agency called Lockwood… http://wp.me/s3CgYO-289
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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The Dragon Bone Flute M. Todd Galloglas
Brief Summary:For Elzibeth, life revolves around music.  But when her flute is taken away, a…
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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A Memory of Light by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson
Brief Summary:  Rand Al’Thor, the Dragon Reborn, has come to Shayol Ghul to face the heart of all…
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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Shadows Linger by Glen Cook
Brief Summary:  The armies of the White Rose have been destroyed, the omen of the comet has fallen…
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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Fallen is Babylon by Michael Wentela
Brief Summary:Vann Arnett has a problem: he’s lonely. There are also vampires and the possible end…
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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Shinobi 7: Trials of a Warrior by L. Benitez
Brief Summary:The Blackthorn clan has ravaged the world of Shaaku Den in search of the ultimate…
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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I suppose I had better begin by explaining why we have a Japanese word as the title of a site that is entirely in English. A tsundoku a Japanese pun which is used to describe what happens ...
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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Brief Summary:  QuiTai, the Devil's concubine and crime mastermind is already playing a dangerous game, €”simultaneously placating the Devil while also scheming for the freedom of her people the Ponon...
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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Brief Summary:  The Schwazzy was chosen to save Un Lun Dun, a mixed-up alternate version of London, from the ever-growing evil of the Smog. But what happens when the prophecies are all wrong? The Ts...
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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Brief Summary: The world has fallen apart, and most people live in great poverty, but for all there is always comfort in the simulated world of the OASIS. Wade, like many who spend most of their ti...
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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Brief Summary: The war between the Union and the Alliance has come to its final battles, with both sides wondering how high the costs may be to win. The Tsundoku Scale: Middle of the Pile, 5 out of...
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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Brief Summary: Two friends, a writer and his editor, talk about what makes good writing, and in doing so they present an intimate view into why writers love what they do. The Tsundoku Scale: Top of...
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tsundoku-reviews-blog · 12 years ago
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Brief Summary: The mercenary, rough sailors of the Black Company find themselves under the command of a new employer a woman called The Lady, who may have darker plans for them than they could hav...
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