This book was really good . More or less , I was happy because of the true encounter of him through this book , without any adulteration . Teddy Youngblood is admitted into intensive care after a football accident...or was it an accident? There is nothing quite like MacBook Pro. With the remarkable power-efficient performance of Apple silicon, up to 22 hours of battery life, a stunning Liquid Retina XDR display, and advanced connectivity, MacBook Pro empowers users to do their life’s best work,” said John Ternus, Apple’s senior vice president of Hardware Engineering. “With the next generation of M3 chips, we’re raising the bar yet again for what a pro laptop can do. We’re excited to bring MacBook Pro and its best-in-class capabilities to the broadest set of users yet, and for those upgrading from an Intel-based MacBook Pro, it’s a game-changing experience in every way.”

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Game Changer by Neal Shusterman – Book Details

For now, I will add that while I have thoroughly enjoyed many of Shusterman’s previous works, this one really rubbed me the wrong way. I will get into detail about why in the forthcoming review, but I do not recommend this novel, even to incoming fans of this author. He further talked about his political ambitions and his future as a social worker. He gave out some suggestions to Pakistani politicians and Generals. Further, Afridi reminisced about his interactions with different political and army leaders.

The idea that the universe centers on this kid - with this particular set of identities - is fine (if a little too real), but his "wise" pontifications and his young mansplaining of everything from what felt like the perspective of a great grandpa on a porch swing was weird and creepy to me. Sometimes, I get essays from very new college students that include the word "Nowadays," and this odd juxtaposition of a young but falsely wise speaker gave me strong "Nowadays" vibes: very bad. I scratched my head. The question seemed absurd on its face. Of course I valued my lovers’ agency, their right to run their own lives! My partners were free to do whatever they liked! “What do you mean?” I asked. “I don’t want to control my partners. I don’t want them to belong to me. How do I not value their agency? They can do whatever they want!” White straight cis dude protagonist explaining PoC, queer people and women how their daily struggles are to fix. Shame, because I really like the author, but this book was so so insensitive with such important topics. I get why publishers might think it’s a good idea to go the »straight white awaking« road, but for me it’s just wrong. I’m just over this white-straight-dude saviour trope stuff. Now it is on him to try and find a world with enough balance in it so that the rest of the universe doesn’t feel obliged to wipe it out… Game Changer by Neal Shusterman – My Review

When I read the premise for this book, I was super intrigued and excited: a book about the multiverse from the same author who wrote the Arc of a Scythe series? Count. Me. In. Unfortunately, after reading this book, I'm left with a lot of mixed feelings about it. The twist is revealed through careful clues and there are so many avenues to bring in nonfiction about football head injuries, social media, hazing, therapy, diverse family dynamics, and more. Was wäre, wenn Du der Mittelpunkt des Universums wärst und unendliche viele Möglichkeiten hättest, unsere Realität anzupassen nur durch eine kleine Änderung? Was würdest Du zuerst ändern? Und würdest Du es richtig machen? Mal vorausgesetzt, Du wüsstest, dass Du ändern kannst und wie. Optisch ist das übrigens sehr cool gemacht mit dem Weltenwechseln. Ein Sprung leitet immer eine andere Schriftart ein und zeigt uns auch einen "fallenden Ash" in die nächste Dimension.