The movie was like someone reading the cliffnotes version of the book and making a movie out of just that. Major overarching plot points are there but how they got there and character development is all lost.
If you're going through depression or a hard time in life, I recommend reading Midnight Library first. Otherwise, How to Stop Time is an enjoyable read.
Currently halfway through How to Stop Time by Matt Haig. After Midnight Library I wanted to give his earlier books a try and they have not disappointed. I'd recommend it to anyone that enjoyed Midnight Library. Still reads like his style but different enough that it doesn't feel like all his books are just a copy paste of each other.
"Louisiana Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards vetoed three bills, including one that banned gender-affirming care for most transgender minors, and HB 466, the so-called “Don’t Say Gay” bill that prohibited teachers from discussing sexual orientation or gender identity in class"
Soon they'll find themselves crossing state lines for life saving procedures, just like women needing life saving abortions already do in their states.
I tried them all awhile back, but I remember one of the reasons I stuck with J2K (apart from visual preference) is the ability to edit the manga entry, e.g changing the status from ongoing to completed, or completely editing the title if there's a typo from the source.
Similar thing happening for me except it always gets reset to new
The movie was like someone reading the cliffnotes version of the book and making a movie out of just that. Major overarching plot points are there but how they got there and character development is all lost.
If you're going through depression or a hard time in life, I recommend reading Midnight Library first. Otherwise, How to Stop Time is an enjoyable read.
Currently halfway through How to Stop Time by Matt Haig. After Midnight Library I wanted to give his earlier books a try and they have not disappointed. I'd recommend it to anyone that enjoyed Midnight Library. Still reads like his style but different enough that it doesn't feel like all his books are just a copy paste of each other.
A few are mentioned in the article:
"Louisiana Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards vetoed three bills, including one that banned gender-affirming care for most transgender minors, and HB 466, the so-called “Don’t Say Gay” bill that prohibited teachers from discussing sexual orientation or gender identity in class"
Soon they'll find themselves crossing state lines for life saving procedures, just like women needing life saving abortions already do in their states.
For kbin I've had luck with userstyles/Stylus extension. They have a budding amount of themes available. I'll link later when I'm on a PC
Figured you guys were busy behind the scenes. Keep up the good work!
All of them
I tried them all awhile back, but I remember one of the reasons I stuck with J2K (apart from visual preference) is the ability to edit the manga entry, e.g changing the status from ongoing to completed, or completely editing the title if there's a typo from the source.