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Learn British English Free: God Save the Queen (with subtitles) - Duration: 4:22.
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I'm just mucking about with SO239s and Armoured Cable! - Duration: 8:11.
WARNING - A SMALL TEAM OF UNTRAINED PUPPIES MADE UP THESE SUBTITLES USING A RANDOM WORD GENERATOR
so I've never used armored cable before for getting out of box and I was that to
changes house as a know James and he said I've never used armored cable with
Foreman Oh Evan you engage quite easy either this now this is mains cable it's
bit much to use for a balance and this is to run an outside Club point which
I've just spent court without trying to work out how to open and it worked it
out now but I'm here today not to talk about armor table I won't talk about s/o
to three nines but let's just have a look at the armored cable first cuz it
might be interesting oh my god it's Nora slowly I think not
with a penknife is the other thing you might God what if I specified here don't
offer about 60 amps a hundred outsource uh me oh god I think I've got over the
top how about a villus look at ER what cut
that I don't know probably slowly hahaha obviously I peel it back with a razor
blade or something and then I wanna put a snip it all away is that what you do
shall we go
all right I'm a cable why is it black brown and gray which ones which how do i
wire it up because it's in England you see we need to get an electrician to
check our work now I know an electrician so I could
phone him but why isn't it blue brown and yellow or green I don't never look
at it I was hoping I could you know sort of temporarily wire it into a regular
three-pin plug I think it's a bit heavy for that oh well I suppose prize to cut
the metal on the outside I just don't know how to wire it up anyway if you
know let me know or I have to phone Tristan right pl2 five nines come over
here well I had a problem yesterday as you
know if your regulars with the black PE for plates with very high power like 800
watts CW or you know continuous wear anything over probably 800 watts
maybe even 500 Watts who knows but they were melting so we've gone back to the
either nylon 6 or UHMWPE I'm talking to the supplier tomorrow I've got the
invoice ready to pay depending which one I want to go for you interest by the way
PTFE is possibly too expensive for what we want to achieve with the old DX
commander thing if I was gonna make a hardened version of the ends commander
I'm talking solid glass fiber poles you know something to compete with the
monster our vertical thing 42 6 meters then yes and be worthwhile but for a 150
pound product I can't spend 50 pounds of that on three plates if you know the
minute enough said so one problems a day that I've killed
so for a long period of time I've been mate making and I'll give you some
close-ups of these I've been making little so2 3:9 assemblies obviously I
don't use the ACEF is the little so2 3 now and then I sold her in a pigtail I
put in hot glue and I've got a method of doing this apart from that one a method
of do you they will get a hundred percent inspection don't worry with a
hot-air gun it Rheem helps all the glue and I get this perfect kind of seal
which I'm really pleased about and then I measure to the end and I either put a
blue or a yellow crimp at the top and it depends frankly
on the width diameter of the wire now all this is actually the same size at
the time I tend the ends I couldn't get me the blue ones I've put them in the
other ones does it matter no that's used to be heavier maybe I
should go with the yellow but whatever I'd write red but they're the wrong size
tell me about it so they get this um they get the ground
player the bottom we get the radial driven plates at the top and then this
pigtail goes from the the 16 mil three-quarter inch whatever it is hole
for the for the SI 239 it's going to turn their knees flying lead now up
until a while ago I was supplying shorter and shorter and shorter and
flying leads like this there's the hot glue look you can see all very nice the
old idea being is that if you take the ground plate and put that in there there
was just enough Headroom to connect it to the to the driven plate but I was
confusing a lot of people they were trying to leave written over the top so
yesterday I made a ton of these I measured out 70 centimeters and I just
cut a load of 70 70 millimetres sorry which is tuna bit inches and strictly
ends sold them in and in fact I've ended up with the kind of perfect pleats fail
it's taken me a while I just never got my mind around it but it also means that
the distance between everything is just working right so you know when you just
saw crack one yeah micro manufacturer like me it's
just nice to have a sort of an elegant solution that works if you use your
channel by the way how this works is that some you fit your coax here and
then you've got a number of quarter waves that come off these and and it
goes straight up the pole and then that 1.2 meter which is the four-foot mark
I've got a guide plate you see and the elements go straight up through here and
then they start stopping at various Heights and 15 meters is basically a
pseudo 58.4 our three core wave using my new patented it's not patented by the
way it's a boomerang edge if you take a nine point five meter pole go up and
then come back down one meter you'll get enough loading in the top there it's get
a perfect match both on seven and fifteen if you just carry on go straight
up you'll get a match on seven megahertz but twenty-one will be too high you need
to fold it over just bit of magic I don't know why so I'll just read pieced
I've cracked that one that's all for today so I'm feeling a bit better
because I'm under control 15 people replied to Wendy's email or my
email yesterday and all of the very complimentary which I was I don't know
why I was surprised but nobody's nobody's gone off at the deep end
everybody's been so polite thank you very much for letting us know
Thanks so we've got Bulgaria Sweden Germany I've got these sets here going
out right now to James and mr. Norway so anyway all good down here at the
barracks sorry better I'm trying to get this fly it keeps busting round it's
been in it's it's yesterday ball things about to divert add a note in the window
or the door because all the other flies have gone back in now that's all for
today thanks for tuning in I'll see you next time the high right
then James gates 1 3 4 5 6
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Stars Who Completely Left The Spotlight - Duration: 6:02.
It's no secret that attaining celebrity status comes with a ton of pressure.
For creative people who are especially sensitive to expectations from the public, sometimes
the only respite is taking a serious break and stepping away from the limelight.
These notable figures, all big stars in their fields, took matters into their own hands
at some point in their careers and decided to embrace the benefits of a private life,
for better or worse.
During his lifetime, actor Marlon Brando was
arguably one of Hollywood's biggest stars, with roles in pioneering movies like The Godfather,
Last Tango in Paris, and A Streetcar Named Desire.
Later in his life, he also received attention for his bizarre behavior and intense family
drama, including his son Christian's trial and conviction for manslaughter.
In the years prior to his death in 2004, the fiercely private Brando reportedly kept up
most of his friendships via phone from his house on Mulholland Drive.
Author Rich Cohen wrote an essay for Vanity Fair in 2016 describing how Brando preferred
to call between 3 a.m. and 5 a.m.
Of those calls he shared: "I'm happy to leave it as it is, a kind
of fairy tale, shared, in the middle of the night, by a lonely person reaching out in
kinship, looking for absolution; or maybe he was just bored."
As one of pop culture's most recognizable
faces, it's difficult to believe that Michael Jackson could manage to become a recluse.
But he did, hunkering down at various points throughout his life.
"Sometimes I want to sneak into places and not have any hooplah or you know."
Jackson took a serious break from the public eye in 1985 and 1986 and turned down numerous
professional opportunities.
He came out of hiding in 1987 to release the album Bad, to major fanfare.
In his later years, Jackson spent most of his time hidden from the public eye, but still
occasionally made special appearances.
After his death, Rolling Stone revealed this period of his life was filled with intense
anxiety about his privacy amidst intense financial turmoil and speculation about his personal
life, but that the late icon's impending tour had reignited a passion in him that friends
hadn't seen in years.
Though he directed some of the 20th century's
most critically-acclaimed films, Stanley Kubrick was notoriously reclusive.
He rejected the pressure to work in Hollywood and preferred instead to shoot exclusively
outside of Tinsel Town and mostly in the U.K.
"I'm sorry not to be able to be with you tonight, to receive this great honor.
The D.W.
Griffith Award.
But I'm in London making Eyes Wide Shut."
In an interview with Vice, Kubrick's former assistant explained:
"People who had never met him would always be terrified before meeting him.
But he was so private, so he fed off this mystery."
For many people, director John Hughes' movies
are emblematic of being a teenager in the 1980s.
But despite the iconic status of his films, Hughes completely spurned media attention.
Like Stanley Kubrick, Hughes preferred to film all of his movies outside of Los Angeles,
opting instead for Chicago, where he lived.
"Don't bother with what what other people say about of you…proceed on the path you
think is right for yourself."
Hughes didn't fully buy into his public reputation as a hermit, however.
In an obituary after his 2009 death, Hughes' friend Robert Ebert told how when he was ribbed
by an acquaintance about being a recluse, Hughes replied:
"I haven't disappeared.
[...] I'm standing right here.
I'm just not in Los Angeles."
In 2005, despite the promise of a $50 million
contract renewal from Comedy Central, Dave Chappelle walked away from his hugely-popular
sketch comedy show.
Chappelle traveled to South Africa, stayed for two weeks, and refused to engage with
the media.
"There's not too many good hiding places left in America."
He eventually settled in a small town in Ohio.
Rumors swirled about drug use or mental illness, which Chappelle denied, telling Time:
"All that stuff about partying and taking crack is not true.
Why do I live on a farm in Ohio?
To support my partying lifestyle?"
Chappelle remained quiet for a number of years, but did eventually return to his craft, releasing
two stand-up specials via Netflix.
"Technically I never quit.
I'm 7 years late for work."
Author Harper Lee published her novel To Kill
a Mockingbird in 1960, but then stopped speaking to journalists in 1964.
As the New York Post described, she retreated to a Manhattan apartment in 1967, where she
lived until she suffered a stroke in 2007 - and subsequently moved back to her hometown
of Monroeville, Alabama.
That same year, she was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President George W. Bush.
Lee saw a flurry of renewed attention in 2015 with the publication of a second novel, Go
Set a Watchman, which she'd actually written prior to Mockingbird.
She passed away shortly thereafter in February 2016.
Swedish-born actress Greta Garbo attained
a huge amount of success as one of Hollywood's biggest stars during the 1920s and '30s, but
after performing in the movie Two-Faced Woman in 1941, she announced a temporary retirement,
and then simply never returned to acting.
"I want to be alone" Garbo spent nearly 50 years in relative seclusion,
doing her best to hide her identity when she did leave her home, until her death in 1990
in her luxurious Manhattan apartment.
At one point, Bettie Page was one of the most
recognizable figures in 1950s pop culture, an iconic model who earned the nickname "Queen
of Pin-ups."
But Page walked away from it all in 1957, moving first to Florida and eventually to
California.
Despite a resurgence in popularity in the 1990s, Page was adamant about maintaining
her privacy.
She appeared every now and then over the years to speak to reporters, but refused to be filmed
or photographed.
She explained her decision to the Los Angeles Times in 2006 saying:
"I want to be remembered as I was when I was young and in my golden times."
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Used Bike Shopping Tip - Tech Tuesday #109 - Duration: 1:09.
Hello Calvin Jones here Park Tool Company with Tech Tuesday - today we have
a quick shopping tip for used bikes
First get a magnet - next look for aluminum components
Aluminum components have no magnetic pull
check the hubs
check the cranks
check the rims
check the brakes - here's the thing
bikes with steel components are generally lower grade than bikes with aluminum components
notice we're not checking the frames
high-end bikes do come in a variety of different frame materials
including steel but bikes with aluminum components are at least one tier higher
than bikes with steel components
I hope you enjoyed this little tip, but to be clear
we're not saying that any bike with aluminum components is
automatically a great bike but say you're at a bike auction or yard sale
this little tip can help keep you at least one tier up thanks for watching
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THE FLASH: SuperHero Kids Classics Compilation! - Duration: 18:49.
Make sure to leave a like on this awesome Superhero kids classics compilation! Enjoy the show!
He thinks he's so cool with his superpowers.
My gadgets could beat him any day!
You know what
Hey Speedy Gonzles!
Oh hey Batman!
Do you want to race?
Are you serious?
Super, super, duper serious.
Okay!
Are you sure you want to do this?
That was a good try.
Huh?
How did you do that?
I'm kind of the fastest guy in the world!
Hmm true but I have a gadget that can beat you!
Oh, what is it?
Bat trike! Let's do this!
Bat board!
Why is it rainbow?
I like rainbows!
Let's do this!
I will win this time! Bat grappling hook!
I have one more idea.
This is too easy.
Bat Kart!
Whoa, this looks cool. I know
Let's race
Finally a challenge
Oh that was a lot closer than I thought it would be!
I should have won!
Hmm, I feel bad for Batman. He really wanted to win.
Oh I have an idea, I could make him cookies!
Batman? I have a bad feeling about this.
Do you really think you can beat me Ironman?
Good luck!
I can't, but my invention can!
Invention?
The rocket board!
Go!
Yes! I win!
I need your help. I wanna prank Ironman.
Oh, I can help with that.
Proximity mine, whoever steps on it gets blown sky high!
Huh my shoes are untied
Landmine
Does not work! The mine did not work!
I need something that is not gonna blow up. I think I know a guy.
Oh, hey guys, so is that the freeze ray? Yep
Thanks, cool
Something that's not gonna blow me up or freeze me.
You are not good at this are you? Nothing's working I'm never gonna beat Iron Man.
Yeah, you're a loser.
Instead of doing little traps. Why don't you do a giant trap? Maybe that'll work
No-no-no
You broke it? No, I didn't. Yes you did I saw you put down that mine. I don't want to race with you ever again!
Last I checked you were the one setting the traps
Well, you are a cheater you cheated but
You tried to fix that for an hour, but I couldn't get it. Sorry I got mad at you
I am sorry I cheated. Hey you want to see something?
It's my self-driving car
You want to take a spin
Hey Barry, what's this some kind of nerd game?
Boy can't reach
For it, oh wait
Do they
This project is dumb from identifying the real scientists, maybe. Dr. Claris can help me
Hello Doctor, yeah, yeah
Okay, hold this
All is yes, yes, it's a key ingredient to the formula. Oh
Cool. What are you making?
It's a chemical to excel machine velocity
What it basically makes things go fast
What's wrong
I may not be able to finish my experiment
What's that huh Oh
That is just something I made to protect myself from the proton waves
Oh
No, oh no no no no no no. Oh no. No. No, this is not good you you what's your name Barry?
You stay here and watch this. I need to go outside and check on something
Oh and if it starts bubbling run
Okay, oh
Okay, what
Oh
Laughs lightning struck
Whoa
What berry he destroyed everything
Hey Scarlett
Give me my gameboy back Oh
Nerd boy wants his dork machine. I'll give it back if you can take it from me. Have a better idea
Let's race for it. You think you can beat me in a race? You can't walk two steps without gasping for air
Try me
First one that gets to the bench. What is the Gameboy got to me?
Berry on your mark get set
Whoa, what oh, you took your time
Hey, where's the game? Oh you mean this?
That's mine! Well then why don't you come and get it
What oh
I am right here help
How can he move that fast it defies the laws of physics hmm he can really zoom
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Mid-Year Book Freak Out Tag! | 2018 [CC] - Duration: 14:10.
Hey everybody! Welcome back to my channel. Today I'm going to be doing the mid-year
book freakout tag. If you don't know what this tag is you must be new to BookTube.
Everybody's been doing it. We are halfway through 2018. It is now July. 6 months
have already passed in this year somehow. I don't know how. But this is a really
popular tag that comes about halfway through every year. It was created by
Chami several years ago and people have just continued to use it and it's a
really fun tag. It's a good way to kind of check in on your reading for the year
so far. I have a goal of reading 100 books
during the year 2018 and I have read 75 books so far this year. So I am well in
the realm of reaching that goal and exceeding that goal. I would say I've had
a pretty great reading year so far and I'm hoping the second half of the year
goes just as well. So with that being said I'm gonna hop into the questions.
The first question is the best book that you've read so far this year and I have
three books that I would like to highlight and they're all thrillers. So
I'm really enjoying my thrillers this year. The first book is Dark Matter by
Blake Crouch. This is a science fiction thriller that involves the multiverse
theory and I just found this so enjoyable. It's about a man named Jason
who has a pretty enjoyable life. He's a professor at a local college, he has a
wife and a son, and he likes his little life. And then all of a sudden he gets
kidnapped by another Jason who then takes over his life. So this is kind of
all about him getting back to his life. I had such a fun time reading this. I
couldn't put it down. I needed to know what happened next
and would highly recommend this one. My next favorite is Big Little Lies by
Liane Moriarity. This one is an extremely popular book and I finally got around to
reading it this year and I had a blast reading this book. The characters in this
book are so enjoyable. It follows three different women. They all have
kindergarteners in the same class and then something really horrible kind of
shakes the community and it kinda talks a lot about motherhood. There are women who are
very judgmental of one another, how they parent, judgmental of each other's
children, and it also talks a lot about friendship
and building bonds within smaller communities like that. But it's a great
mystery, it's a great thriller. I really enjoyed it and the characters are just
spot-on. So definitely check that one out as well if you haven't already. I feel
like I'm the last person on the planet to have read that book. And then the last
book I literally just finished last night but that is The Long Walk by
Stephen King. It was written originally under his pen name Richard Bachman. This
is about a dystopian America where there is a competition every year where a
hundred boys, I believe it's between 12 and 18 years old, they sign up for this
competition called The Long Walk where they walk from I think the border of
Canada and Maine and then they just have to walk as far as they can and they have
to maintain a speed of at least four miles an hour. If they don't maintain
that speed, they get a warning and they can get up to three warnings before they
get shot and killed. So it's really a last-man-standing kind of competition
and the person who wins the competition gets something called "the prize" which is
anything they want for the rest of their life. This book chronicles the entire
walk. The whole book is them walking and you think that wouldn't be a very
interesting book but it's really, really intriguing. Again it's great character
development. There's this great camaraderie that builds between the
contestants and it's just like really chilling at the same time. It's very
gruesome and it's very graphic but it's just - you get so connected with these
characters and you just want to see them succeed even though you know only one
can. So I really enjoyed this book. Gave it five stars and would HIGHLY highly
recommend. The second question is the best sequel that you've read so far this
year and I'm not a big series reader but the best sequel that I've read this year
so far is Obsidio by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff. This is the conclusion to
the Illuminae files trilogy and I loved it. I thought it was great. It was super
action-packed. You get to see all the characters that you fell in love with
over the course of the series come together in this final kind of battle
and I just I just really enjoyed it a lot. There are times when I was
fooled. There were times when I was like at the edge of my seat it was really
really well done. It's a great conclusion to the series and if you haven't picked
it up yet definitely do. I was not disappointed by the conclusion to the
series. The third question is a new release that you want to read but you
haven't gotten to yet and for this I picked Let Me Lie by Clare Mackintosh.
This is something I am going to be reading very soon with Jessica and Andy
I will link both of them down below. We're gonna be buddy reading this and
I'm just so excited to get to this book. I read I Let You Go by her in the fall,
this past fall, and I really enjoyed it, so I'm hoping that I will enjoy her new
release just as much. Number 4 is your most anticipated release for the second
half of the year and for me that's going to be An Absolutely Remarkable Thing by
Hank Green. I've been a John Green fan for a really long time and of course
I've loved the vlogbrothers and when I found out that Hank Green was also
going to be publishing a novel I was very excited and I still really am. It's
an adult novel and I think it has - I think it's a literary fiction novel. It
has to do with Fame and I'm just really intrigued by it. I really want to see how
Hank is as a novelist and I'm really excited for it to come out.
I have already pre-ordered my copy so it should be coming to me right when it
releases in September. But I'm very excited for this one. Number 5 is your
biggest disappointment of the year so far and that for me is The Hating Game
by Sally Thorne. Sorry I know a lot of people really love that book but for me
it was just okay. I didn't hate it. I enjoyed reading it but I went into it
with very high hopes. It was very hyped up for me and so I
went into it and it was only a 3 star read for me. So it was pretty
disappointing. I still really enjoyed it but it wasn't what I thought it would be.
Next question is the biggest surprise so far of the year and for me I have two.
The first one is 2 AM at the Cat's Pajamas by Marie-Helene Bertino. This is
something that I pulled out of my TBR jar and read and actually really, really
enjoyed. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed this. This is probably one of the
coziest books that I've ever read. This is set in Philadelphia in the
wintertime around Christmas and I read this in May so I feel like I didn't read
it I liked the perfect time of year to read it. I would definitely recommend to
read it either in cold weather time or around Christmas time, but I really loved
this book. I loved the characters. it takes place over the course of one day
so you kind of get to know the characters on a more personal level in
that way. So this was really surprising to me. I really enjoyed it and I ended up
giving it 5 stars. Another big surprise for me was the
Paper Girls graphic novel series. This is volumes two and three and I've
already returned volume one to the library but I am surprised at how much I
really love this graphic novel series. It's a really interesting sci-fi slash
apocalyptic story that's set in the 80s, but it's also set in a bunch of other
different time periods. So it's kind of hard to describe.
The main characters are from 1988 but they're also meeting all these other
characters from different periods in time. The second one is set in more
modern times. It's 2016 so I'm assuming this one was released in 2016 but
there's lots of references to the United States during that time. I've been really
enjoying this series. I'm very curious to see where it goes. But yeah. This is
probably one of my favorite graphic novel series that I've had the pleasure
of reading so far. So another big surprise for me for sure. Next question
is your favorite new to you author or debut author. I'm gonna go with the new
to you author. I've only read one book by her this year but that's Liane Moriarty.
I know that she has a big catalog of books and I really want to read more of
them but Big Little Lies just kind of really drew me in and let me get to know
her writing style a little bit and I really really enjoy it. So I'm definitely
really interested in picking up more of her stuff and reading more of it because
I feel like her writing really connects well with me. The next question is newest
fictional crush and I didn't answer this question last year. I didn't have an
answer for it but this year I kind of do which is fun.
And I have two answers for this one the first one is Gabe Donnelly from 99 days
by Katie Cotugno. He was clearly the much better pick in my opinion of the two
brothers in that book. He just seemed like a really sweet and genuine person.
And the other person I picked was Adam Parrish from The Raven Cycle. He is
somebody that I definitely root for and I want him to succeed in life and he
just seems like a very like down to earth person. Definitely one of my favorite
boys out of The Raven Cycle series. The next question is your newest favorite
character and I again have two answers for this. The first one is Madeline from
2 AM at the Cat's Pajamas and the other one is Elsa from My Grandmother
Sends Her Regards and Apologizes. These are both two very sassy little girls.
I've been finding that this year I'm like, really enjoying characters who are
young girls who are extremely sassy. Are not afraid to share their opinion and
just kind of really let you know what they're thinking and those are two
characters that definitely do that. That's definitely a character archetype
that I am totally enjoying. Next question is a book that made you cry and I don't
cry at books but I do of course get very sad when I read books and for this I'm
gonna go with Barefoot Gen by Keiji Nakazawa.
I continued on with this graphic novel series and it's just a really
heart-wrenching story because it's an autobiographical account... a fictional
slash autobiographical account... it's based on the author's life. So I don't
know how to describe it. It's a fictional story but it's based on true events in
the author's life. Let me know what that is in the comments. But anyway it's about
the Hiroshima bombing during World War two
and what that was like for a Japanese family that we follow throughout this
series and just kind of the aftermath of all of that and of course it is an
extremely sad topic but one that is really important to explore
from a different perspective. Especially because in school we only really get the
American perspective, so it's interesting to get the Japanese perspective as well.
Next question is a book that made you happy and for this I knew instantly what
I had to pick nut that is Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli.
I, like most people, flew right through this in the matter of a day. It is such a
cute book. It is so heartwarming and I just really loved it. I am on the Simon
train. I definitely recommend this like everybody else on BookTube. It is great.
Next question is the best book to movie adaptation that you've seen so far this
year. For this I'm gonna go with Ready Player One. Even though the movie itself
was extremely different from the book, there is a lot of things that changed, I
still really enjoyed it. It changed what it needed to change in order for it to
work on the screen and I really liked it. I really liked the adaptation, so... I know
that's a more unpopular opinion but I think I can look past it not matching up
to the story of the book because the story it told visually through the movie
I think was really well done. And then I also started watching The Handmaid's
Tale this year and I've only watched two episodes but it is really good. It's hard
to watch but it is really good. So I need to continue to work on that series but
it's great. I really enjoy it. Number 14 is the most beautiful book that you've
acquired so far this year and for this I'm gonna go with Nevermoor: The
Trials of Morgan Crow by Jessica Townsend.
I think this edition is just so beautiful. It has gold foiling, there is
amazing illustrations on the front and the back, and once you take the dust
jacket off there's more imagery and gold foiling. I just think it's so gorgeous.
This is the UK Edition. I got this off of Book Depository and I think I'll
probably go to Book Depository for these editions for the whole series because I
like these so much more than the Americn editions. And the last question is
what books do you need to read by the end of the year. I'm going to put
Nevermoor on this list because I really want to start reading this series. I know
that the second book comes out later this year. And then of course a book that
everybody's talking about and a book that I really wanted to read in the
month of June but never got around to: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo. This
is really high up on my TBR. I know that Michael is going to be purchasing this
soon so I think I'm now going to be buddy reading this with him but I am so
excited to get to this. I've heard nothing but really positive things about
this book so I really need to read this by the end of 2018. And that's gonna do
it for today's video and the mid-year book freakout tag for 2018. I hope you
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