I’m a big fan of John Boyne, and this was one of the last books I hadn’t read yet. So, I didn’t mind the fact I really don’t like cowboys and just started reading.
Unfortunately, I was a bit disappointed cause it turned out that I minded the cowboys after all. It was not bad, but it just couldn’t keep me interested. Personally, not my best John Boyne reading experience.
The Congress of Rough Riders – John Boyne
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What do the little symbols at the bottom of the review stand for?
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These I use to classify the books, on the left it is genre (the pillar is for all historical fiction, not just Roman/Greek fiction), on the right the format I read (i.e. a Tree Book / Physical copy of the book).
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Cool! Thanks. I never would have guessed.
Did you make them up yourself, ie, determine which genre is which symbol, or did the idea come from elsewhere?
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Sorry, your post got eaten by the spam folder, and I just now found it. Very strange because I have previously already approved your comments 🤷.
I have selected the icons myself, but it is loosely based on a system they used in my library back when I was a kid to quickly show which genre a book was. Of course, often a book is more than just the one thing, but it’s at least an indication…
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See, no rhyme or reason to why akismet is going rogue. I think it’s a test run *puts on tinfoil hat*
I like the idea of visual aids for genres. I might have to look into this.
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