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How depressing to see what the top 10 top 10 consists of. At least it shows that high schooler's are reading books, or less encouragingly, that the general publ
by hnriot 14y ago
How depressing to see what the top 10 top 10 consists of. At least it shows that high schooler's are reading books, or less encouragingly, that the general public has high school reading levels.
The actual 'bricks', the visualization, seemed to me not to have any actual value. The charts and tables were useful but the bricks carried no signal.
- etrautmann 14y agoagreed. The only perceptual signal was due to the overwhelming dominance of certain specific titles.
- DanBC 14y agoTop ten lists are always awful. Even John Peel said that his "Festive Fifty" was lousy, and that people should look at the music in the 51-100 positions. [1] (http://www.rocklistmusic.co.uk/festive50.htm http://www.rocklistmusic.co.uk/festive50.htm)
- taybin 14y agoShouldn't the general public have high school reading levels?
- tzs 14y ago> How depressing to see what the top 10 top 10 consists of. At least it shows that high schooler's are reading books, or less encouragingly, that the general public has high school reading levels. What are some examples of fiction books that you would find non-depressing if they were on the list?