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About MrsLangdonAlger

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I am a devourer of almost all things pop culture, but especially books. I already make it a goal to read around 150 books yearly, so I figured why not do some good for the world while I do it? I mostly read fiction, with some graphic novels and nonfiction mixed in there for good measure.

MrsLangdonAlger's Reviews:

An exciting, interesting superhero read

August 9, 2018 by MrsLangdonAlger 4 Comments

Today, I am recommending a book written by a man I have known as both an in-character Cookie Monster talking about politics and life on the Internet, and as a freelance writer on pop culture. It’s a weird feeling, to be saying (in my own mind) “read Cookie Monster’s book!” but here I am, saying it. This isn’t Vago’s first book: he’s written a few books for children, most notably the adorable Train, which allows children to actually lead a little train through adventures in the […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: mike vago

I Should Have Known I’d Like It Just From the Title

July 23, 2018 by MrsLangdonAlger Leave a Comment

If you liked “The Hate U Give” and “Dear Martin” (and you should read both of those books if you haven’t already), you’ll like “Anger is a Gift”. What they are are essentially “issue books”, but good. Remember what “issue books” in the YA genre used to be like? Alternately melodramatic and saccharine, and inevitably preachy, I would groan every time I started a book on a topic related to social justice and realized it was meant to be more educational than well-written. You could […]

Filed Under: Young Adult Tagged With: mark oshiro

The Best Podcast Ever Gets a Book

July 22, 2018 by MrsLangdonAlger Leave a Comment

So, first things first. If you don’t know the wonder that is the McElroys, go fix that now. Get a podcast app, listen to ALL of My Brother, My Brother, and Me (that’s right, all of it), and then listen to all of The Adventure Zone. The McElroys are the funniest dudes around, and The Adventure Zone is a podcast in which Justin, Travis, and Griffin (the three McElroy brothers) play Dungeons & Dragons with their dad, Clint. This book is adapted from their first […]

Filed Under: Graphic Novel/Comic Tagged With: Carey Pietsch, clint mcelroy, griffin mcelroy, justin mcelroy, travis mcelroy

Unapologetic Patrick Ness Fan Likes Patrick Ness Book: Film at 11!

July 5, 2018 by MrsLangdonAlger 4 Comments

I discovered recently that people really aren’t a fan of Patrick Ness, and I was baffled: he’s one of my favorite YA writers. I loved how dark and weird the Chaos Walking trilogy got, and I will never stop being disappointed that Charlie Kaufman is no longer involved in the movie adaptation of it. I thought what he did with the bare bones of A Monster Calls was lovely and touching. I thought More Than This was very weird, but interesting. I even liked Release […]

Filed Under: Young Adult Tagged With: Patrick Ness

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