Me, Myshelf, and I

The guys are back in the wild discussing That's Not My Tiger. They draw out their significant concerns about the book, including the false narrative about tigers being soft and the potential dangers for pet owners who take this book seriously. We hope you enjoy this episode here!

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The guys went out to the local library to explore books in the wild! They found some crazy books, including today's choice, The Pigeon Has Feelings, Too! . They decry the humanization of pigeons and stress the importance of anti-pigeonism to societal cohesion.

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The Russians make their first appearance on this edition of the Me, Myshelf, and I Podcast! Matthew and Alex break down Leo Tolstoy's novella The Death of Ivan Ilyich. Though depressing at times, Russian literature is a blunt instrument which brings home the realities of life in a unique way. The guys discuss Ivan's reflections on his life, his friends, and why Gerasim is the lone bright spot.

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Our fearless hosts, fresh off a dismantling of Goodnight Moon, tackle another book from the legendary Dr. Seuss. McElligot's Pool is a story with local roots and global imagination. They admire Marco's view of both his home and the great wide world out there. The Doctor delivers once again with both content and illustrations. Enjoy this 5 minute review of McElligot's Pool!

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On this episode, Matthew and Alex analyze JRR Tolkien's magnificent novel The Hobbit. They talk through Tolkien's vivid descriptions of creatures, his depictions of normal life, and share some of their favorite passages. Join us for the latest edition of the Me, Myshelf, and I Podcast!

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Matthew and Alex discuss the international bestseller Goodnight Moon. Risking the ire of millions of fans, they criticize its lack of existential questioning and its tenuous rhyming among other objections. While it will likely remain a classic to many, it is not MM&I approved.

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The guys discuss Oliver Twist, one of the most famous works of the great nineteenth-century author, Charles Dickens. They analyze Dickens' seeming lack of character development, poignant sense of justice, and the realities he was trying to expose in London during his time. Tune in to hear more about this classic story of an orphan, and his interactions with all kinds of people in the great British capital!

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Dr. Seuss' wife wrote a children's book! On this episode, Matthew and Alex talk about A Fish Out of Water, a classic children's book by Helen Palmer. They delve deep into the book's themes of authority, repentance, and whether fish should be kept as pets. You won't want to miss this latest book review!

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Matthew and Alex discuss William Shakespeare's magnificent tragedy Romeo and Juliet. They highlight the Bard's incredible use of language and metaphor as well as giving an overview of the tragic genre. Shakespeare's insight into humanity is poignant and his work is well worth the effort!

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