W elcome to part 25 in a series of non-fiction book reviews, originally based on the idea that the books I request tell you everything you need to know about me. I have, after so many chapters of this series, realised that all these posts say about me is that this was just a place to put these reviews, but now I can see how broad my non-fiction reading is, and how many interesting, good (and sometimes not-so-good) books and topics I've had a chance to explore. Today we have three books from the Object Lessons series, which is a series of 's hort, beautifully designed books about the hidden lives of ordinary things.' I love these, and have previously read Sticker, Blackface, Fat, OK, Glitter, Gin, TV, Recipe, Wine, and Trench Coat. There are a total of 92 books in the series, so more than ten percent. Not bad! Today I add Videotape, Cat and Taco. Videotape (Object Lessons) by Oana Godeanu-Kenworthy This a book specifically about videotapes. Not the machines, not ...
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