Anything You Can Imagine: Peter Jackson and the Making of Middle-earth | 
pickVery good. Follows the process of making the 3 Lord Of The Rings movies which was very insightful and interesting. I listened to the audiobook version which was good but the narrator would try to use the accents of the actors (if it was a quote from them) which was off putting as he wasn't very good at it so it wasn't needed as you were aware of who the quote would be from. Recommend for fans of both the films and books.
#Audible
Well, that was disappointing. I forced myself through 50 pages and nearly gave myself a headache. Cannot continue, have no desire to continue. So DNF it is. Maybe I will give it a go on a later date, but I don't think the quality of writing or the lack of structure will improve in time. Meh. 😐
Hooo boy am I excited or what! Returning to work was kinda shitty, but thanks to Midsummer Solstice this week was at least a little shorter.
And look at this book! Nearly 600 pages of the definite history of making of The Lord of the Rings films and Peter Jackson's journey and all of the things.. I will die.
