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 Millet tells her story bluntly, sometimes with irony, sometimes boldly, and absolutely naturally without skimping on genuinely hardcore details.

 In the long run, it indeed bores and not a little. Like some sex done in a bored and distracted manner, which becomes pure gymnastics.

Catherine Millet’s memoir bravely details her numerous explicit sexual experiences with candor and irony. The book’s raw and unfiltered nature is both compelling and shocking. However, the reviewer finds it overly long and ultimately boring. Despite its hardcore descriptions, the memoir fails to sustain engagement throughout its entirety. Dive into Catherine Millet’s provocative memoir and explore raw sexual experiences through an unfiltered lens.

 Books full of words are everywhere. And how many of these books ... are whiter than a book with blank pages?

 If the thing is to be taken as a funny provocation ... for this trio of cheeky pranksters to take us for fools ... it’s too much.

The review discusses 'Nudo,' a book of blank pages by Donati, Biondi & Rielli, meant as a provocative artistic statement. Although it intrigues and surprises, the reviewer criticizes it as a silly and overplayed prank. The book's message about reading and reflection is acknowledged but ultimately dismissed as pretentious and unoriginal. Read this bold review and decide for yourself: is 'Nudo' a clever artistic statement or a gimmick?

 A book NOT to be read except "with the eyes of the primordial child's imagination that we harbor inside".

 It's not easy but not impossible either. I know for sure that if you manage, you won't be able to detach from these pages of rare beauty.

David A. Carter's 600 Black Dots is more than a book—it's a tactile and visual journey filled with intricate pop-up paper art. The minimal text invites readers to use their imagination, especially children and art lovers. Carter's work continues the legacy of innovative book design, offering an almost meditative experience through carefully crafted patterns and three-dimensional figures. Panini Publisher's impeccable production elevates this masterpiece to an accessible interactive artwork. A rare gem for those willing to explore with their eyes and minds. Explore the magic of 600 Black Dots and let your imagination soar with this stunning pop-up masterpiece!

 Maybe you start because someone told you 'what, you’re not on Facebook?! come on... don’t tell me.....'

 This instant-book... I dedicate it to you. You, who are on Facebook but don’t have the courage to admit it ;-)

This review explores Alessandro Q. Ferrari's book ‘Facebook: Domani Smetto’, which examines the addictive nature of Facebook and its impact on users' lives. Through ironic and honest reflections, it captures how quickly social media becomes an indispensable yet insidious part of daily routines. The book highlights different personality types on Facebook and the ease of digital socializing, ultimately posing a dilemma about quitting or continuing. The review acknowledges the book’s insightful and relatable portrayal of modern online life. Discover if you can quit Facebook after reading this witty and revealing book—explore Alessandro Q. Ferrari’s take on social media addiction now!

 It's you, dear guys (and only you!), who will complete the various images suggested in these 'holed' pages by showing ...ahem... something that perfectly integrates with the scenes!

 A colossal nonsense that doesn’t even shock my great-aunt nun and amuses less than a fart released in a closed elevator full of Brianzan entrepreneurs?!

Christopher Behrens' 'Dai, Fallo!' is a 16-page illustrated book inviting readers to complete risqué scenes themselves. The reviewer finds it largely pointless and unamusing, suggesting it may only appeal to niche groups or as a gag at parties. Despite a brief American Valentine’s Day popularity, the reviewer recommends forgetting it unless one is looking for an excuse to waste time or shock friends. Discover the quirky world of 'Dai, Fallo!' – dare to complete its playful scenes and see if it amuses you or your friends!

 His is a nonsensical humor, stitched together by the skillful use of words, used, mistreated, distorted, stretched, elasticized, and genetically modified.

 A book overflowing with inventions that... in the long run, can even become cloying given the difficulty of continuously following these logical/temporal leaps.

Le Balene Restino Sedute by Alessandro Bergonzoni is a dazzling literary debut filled with inventive, surreal humor and masterful wordplay. Though the book's fast-paced jumps in logic and ideas can be challenging, its unique comic style captivates and amuses. The included DVD show offers an engaging performance complementing the written work. Bergonzoni’s work remains a cult classic for lovers of absurd and intelligent comedy. Dive into Bergonzoni's bizarre world of words—read Le Balene Restino Sedute and watch the unique DVD show now!

 “Sabina Guzzanti engages in a scathing 360-degree satire imagining Italy in a hypothetical year 2104.”

 “A DVD that is, in some ways, prophetic, which did nothing but ‘foreshadow’ by 6 years the social, economic, and cultural collapse of a country.”

Sabina Guzzanti’s Reperto R(a)IOT DVD offers a sharp, incisive satire imagining Italy in 2104 under Berlusconi’s dictatorship and the eventual awakening of the people. Mixing humor, music, and powerful monologues, the show masterfully critiques politics and power abuse. The attached book deepens the textual jokes but loses the show’s vibrant visual and musical energy. This prophetic work foreshadows Italy’s social and cultural struggles and remains a compelling call for vigilance. Discover Sabina Guzzanti’s bold satire and explore the witty, prophetic Reperto R(a)IOT DVD and book today!

 This finely bound little book, which would make anyone laugh today, was a kind of 'passport' to the Great Adventure.

 We learned to build a kite, improvised tents, secret codes, and how to use a watch as a compass—imagination and brainpower were definitely there.

This review fondly recalls the nostalgic charm of Walt Disney's Manuale delle Giovani Marmotte, a vintage book that inspired childhood imagination and practical outdoor skills. It reflects on the contrast between past generations' hands-on creativity and today's digital-savvy youth. The book is celebrated as a clever resource for young minds seeking adventure and ingenuity. Rediscover the magic of childhood adventures with Walt Disney's Manuale delle Giovani Marmotte – explore, imagine, and dream!

 We have been utterly trapped in a cultural and economic model that has placed money, luxury, and comforts at the top of our needs.

 It teaches us that, apart from tightening the belt, one can consume things and time more intelligently and carefully.

Antonio Mazza's Vivere Semplice explores how modern society is trapped by consumerism and offers practical, alphabetical tips to save money wisely. Emphasizing intelligent consumption, it challenges the myth of endless progress and luxury. The book is not essential but provides valuable insights for those seeking a simpler, more mindful financial life. Explore Antonio Mazza’s Vivere Semplice and learn simple, smart ways to save money without losing happiness.

 The recitative and severe voice of Lindo Ferretti doesn’t really match with the violins and light orchestrations typical of our Francone’s latest classical production.

 In short: nice work but... dispensable.

The review critiques the album ConFusione by Per Grazia Ricevuta, pointing out that the reworked old songs lose the original's rawness and coherence. The collaboration with Franco Battiato adds light orchestration but little artistic value. The reviewer suspects the album is more a commercial maneuver than a genuine musical effort and ultimately considers it dispensable. Discover Per Grazia Ricevuta’s ConFusione and decide if Battiato’s touch enhances or dilutes these classic songs.