Call all hands beat the quarters and broadside into it to please Captain Bush point is on target As C.S. foresters indomitable man of the sea a ratio hornblower Young midshipman hornblower. I was a prisoner on board a French privateer Saddest birthday I ever had and here's the way it began a week before my birthday I was a drift on the Bay of Biscay in an open boat with four British sailors and ten captured Frenchman Midshipman hornblower had lost his first command Don't take it to our mr. Hornblower, sir. We're bound to get picked up sometime Might even be by our own ship the Indefatigable sir wish we'd never left the Indefatigable Matthews It wasn't your fault that blasted rush ship floundered under us I don't remember to patch up that hole in the hull Matthews if I'd remembered in time It was below the waterline sir the lower above I should have had my wits about me It was that cargo arise done the damage sir so can up every drop of water that come in by the time we realized it It swelled all up spit that cargo ship apart like it was a pee part the marry galant my first command I didn't think that happened to anybody the old man Big apart captain blue won't blame you for it. I blame myself But don't you see Matthews it I was ordered to take over the marry galant after the Indefatigable stopton She she was a prize of war I had orders to sail it to England not to the bottom I Blame myself and I shall tell captain pull you so when I make my report. Yes, sir Mr. Hornblower sir for it come the winds back in yes, I noticed Matthews We better take in the sea anchor noise sales and if it holds we may manage to clear ushant and set a true course for England All in that sea anchor Hunter call our prisoners to attention you're still rated my petty officer, you know What is what is our name? We're hoisting sale have your men stand by the Halliards Don't she to want to sir they're arguing with their officers. So I noticed here he comes now Now that's far enough star. Mr. Oh, sir. I I asked father In this small open boat is our feet from where you are. I ordered your men to make sale We may eat up here. You are setting a strange course. What's strange about it? You have turned the killer to a west That is no way to reach the coast it is the coast of England Monsieur monsieur to wait for England. This is insane a small open boat It is hundreds of miles. Yes, it is French coast is no more than 30 or 40 miles I'm not a lieutenant. I'm a midshipman. Yeah, yeah, but keep your distance. This is madness. My man will not obey Oh, how old are you? 16 70 I should be 18 next week a child a near child. How can you give orders? I am more than twice your age a seasoned minor There is only one cross to it for sure Answer what they're right. That does not one step further than this pistol will go up. Are you You you should one step and I'll pull the trigger you order your men to hoist sale the first one the disobeys will be shot I mean with you give that order a proper ferocious. You look for that pistol Mind if I make one suggestion sir just someone next time. You better cock the pistol, sir Wait is now it wouldn't even fire Yes, many things I had to learn when I was young midshipman hornblower.  There was no sign of a sail anywhere except mine Then a dawn of the third day, Mr. Ornbaus Oh There's a sailor there and down on the sail where off the port quarter Well, it might be our own ship Matthews. I I dreamt that the Indefatigable pick us up. I Yes, sir Still far from full daylight at the top and for that vessel is clear to make out. Yes It ain't the Indefatigable sir. Oh, sorry. No, it's not still and all It might be other British ships standing blockade off this coast might be French. All right, sir. It might We'll know soon enough. It's coming right down on us Welcome aboard sir to the French play about here peeker. I am Captain Newville and you I am midshipman hornblower This is the Britannic Magistrate ship Indefatigable. You were in an open boat. We captured a prize I was put aboard in command It sank regrettable now the tables are turned then the queue of your prize are free It is you are prisoners. No, no, no your pistols, please and that dirt I shall show you to your quarters. Will you come? Well now this ain't bad mr.  Hornblower. There is a reason for my quick return Two of your crew are proving difficult Carson and Hunter perhaps whatever their names they have been ordered to do work aboard the peak and they refuse a wine Bridesgate shouldn't they refuse? That's enough matters captain. No, Bill My men and I are prisoners by the international code governing treatment of prisoners I am not concerned with the code You forget I am a privateer. I Set my own rule but there are no buts my dear young man They shall work or I will have them thrown over the side of wouldn't there. I assure you it is highly probable And this man also his name Matthews Matthews Well, mr. Hornblower own Matthews You will go between decks and tell Hunter Carson and Smith to comply And you also I Make an exception only in the case of officer. It's my thanks. How old are you? What's that? I never mind very young I am certain but you will become more ardent with age Is there any courtesy I can extend I don't know what perhaps some What reading matter my fear of any professional books Ranjans principles of navigation and liberals and book on seamanship. They're French. You're gonna read French Badly, but well, I might as well learn. Yeah, you shall have them and you shall also have the freedom of the ship mr. Hornblower, but do not attempt anything My crew have most sharp eyes The lamp sir Might as well read Yes, I despair was as deep as the pit Wide and endless as all the solos of use And I felt most particularly low-spirited on that one special day Today's date sir. I did July the fourth. Well, congratulate me Matthews. It's my birthday now born 18 years ago July the 4th 1776 Do you ever have a birthday cake Matthews me sir? No, I did every year that I can remember until I joined the Navy a cake now Better than ship's biscuit anytime. I'd say Was it a good cake sir? Oh, always my mother baked it must have been then and one year she put candles on it Candles it's on top small candles and lighted them one by one for each birthday. Oh You don't sound impressed Matthews don't know as I am sir.  It was good luck Matthews lighted candles meant good luck Well, no candles today. No, sir. No cake either Mr. Ombler, it's it's awful stuff. It cooped up in this cabin. Why don't you spend some time on deck? I will Matthews tomorrow On deck today. Hey, mr. Ombler. Yes, sir. And how do you like our good ship peak? Oh, well your ship's better. Yeah. Yeah. Yes, sir. It means she handles well captain So she does mr. Ombler extremely well Fast and light and there is none better before the wind Now make yourself at liberty Morning Matthews morning, sir No, no keep on working aboard this vessel you take orders from them Ah, holy stone the deck and pick oakum. Well, you had the same duties aboard the interpaticable I used to swear about them. I wouldn't swear now even though our ship's got twice the deck this has At least you're kept busy. I don't know which is worse being busy or just Matthews look how it's pointing towards the starboard bound. I saw the apple of the sods quick man Is it British? It's heading this way. It's the interpaticable sir or I'm a blind man. I swear it's the interpaticable It is now than I care to count but I remember that moment well myself as a midshipman one day beyond my 18th birthday A prisoner and aboard the french privateer peak I blame myself for being a prisoner but My heart jumped at the prospect of rescue A sailor been cited it was only a speck on that distant horizon, but it was instantly recognizable as a glimpse of home The interpaticable it's caught sight of us and set course this way it's her own ship Matthews Sir, I might have been mistaken all the changes the top. Yeah, you're not mistaken Matthews I recognize that cut anywhere at any distance you can make out more of her now. Yes Yes, captain Polly was loosing her royals all sail set. Oh, Matthews. We'll we'll be back on board in time for grog Do not set your hopes too high in this your honor Captain Melville way Your late ship I understand. Yes, I possibly a frigate or she not a british frigate without guns You three to one first. It must come within range. What is our best point of sailing? I refuse to answer that question Please do not look so noble mr. Rambler. I could induce you to give the information there are ways Unfortunately for you. It is unnecessary There is no ship on earth Especially none of his britannic magises clumsy frigates that can out sail the peak running before the wind I don't believe it then you shall see We're ship Mr. Rambler Yes, already your indefatigable is falling paris turn. Yes, I can see yes two more hours and we shall have one or more states under It's very likely for certain Close that door quick. That's those mattresses off the cots the mattresses Aye, aye, sir Paper paper. I need paper. Well the books. I hate to tear up grand chance principles of navigation Now don't stand there Matthew was over here here. Aye, sir Mr. Rambler, I know I haven't taken leave of my senses if that's what you're thinking just now rip those mattresses open Rippon yes, yes here man come on pile pile the store up here on top of the paper, huh? Now fetch me the lap. I'm careful of it sir. It's fair art. Yes the heart of the better There's grease inside hot grease and luckily it's lighted And the grease goes over the store like that Now Matthews will take one page from principles of navigation and make a taper of it So by the Lord Harry sir fire You know what's behind that wall. Yes, sir the paint locker There's nothing burnt like paint like paint or dry wood or cordage soaked with pitch and tile that taper I gave you quick here, sir The peak is sailing before the wind and this cabin's in the stern well below decks If it gets started the wind will blow the flames for it. They don't discover it first. Yeah, we'll not talk of that You better start it, sir. Yes Looks like a candle doesn't it sir a small flickering candle for a birthday cake Well, it'll make a brighter flame by fire. I hope All right Matthews, we'll get that one deck you have started a bonfire, sir Leave leave the door open and stay behind it might help them to spot the fire, sir Well can't have fire without a decent draft and either way it's a gamble now Come on up on deck now and do your best to act as if nothing were to miss It was a reckless sortie, but Well, completely hopeless the bow gun was well attended As I lived the way I came full face against captain Nerviel Sir, you cannot shoot us in cold blood cold. I boil with despair of my beautiful ship peak You shall be thrown over side.  Well, sir, you should never mind now You'll make your report to captain Nerviel Now where's the captain of this wreck? I am the captain, sir Ah, extremely bad luck, sir Lieutenant Mason of his majesty's ship, indefatigable I will accept your surrender, sir It's not entirely clear What, sir? You devote most of your report to the right ship The marry galant Yes You appear to blame yourself for losing her It was my fault, sir I will assess responsibility You mean I, I'm not to blame, sir I believe I have already so stated Go along It's based on the novels of C. S. Forester Music composed and conducted by Sydney Torch Produced by Harry Allen Towers


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physics channel for physics please subscribe my channel hello and welcome back to another episode of physics partner today we are going to dive deep into the experiment of James Prescott june a renowned scientist who gave us the concept of the mechanical equivalent of heat the mechanical equivalent of heat is the amount of mechanical work required to produce a given amount of heat or in other way the amount of heat produced by the given amount of mechanical work let's have a historical look on this experiment James Jules was born on December 24th 1818 in Salford England James Jules showed a keen interest in physics from very early age he was particularly entrusted in the study of heat and the connection between mechanical energy and thermal energy let's talk about his discovery throughout his life Jules conducted various experiments to establish the mechanical equivalent of heat he determined the mechanical equivalent of heat by performing a series of experiments using a paddle wheel apparatus he arrived at the conclusion when a given amount of mechanical work is transformed into heat the amount of heat produced is directly proportional to the mechanical work done if I say in this in a very simpler term Jules law has stated that the amount of heat produced is proportional to the amount of work done while producing that heat he expressed the concept mathematically using the formula J is equal to W over Q where J is the mechanical equivalent of heat W is the amount of work done and Q is the amount of heat produced we know the energy and work units are Jules interestingly the proportionality constant obtained by Jules now known as the Jules constant is a fundamental physical constant used in thermodynamics let's talk about why this experiment is still important Jules work on the mechanical equivalent of heat laid the foundation for the first law of thermodynamics which is the law of the conservation of energy it is an essential principle that state that energy cannot be created or destroyed but can only be converted from one form to another let's talk about the application of this experiment today the mechanical equivalent of heat is used in various fields including engineering meteorology geology it is particularly useful in designing and building efficient engines and other energy conversion devices let's have a look what is the drawback or limitation of this experiment in the mechanical equivalent of heat experiment there is bound to be some energy loss due to friction or other factors and it is not a perfect process in the ideal conditions however there would be no energy lost to the surrounding environment this is because the experiment is designed to be conducted in a closed system where no energy can enter or exit the system but can only be transferred within it if the experiment is performed in a perfectly insulated system where no heat can escape then all the energy put in the system will be converted into mechanical work or vice versa which is a fundamental principle of the mechanical equivalent of heat however we know that in practical application it is impossible to create a completely closed system if I want to conclude my video I should say that James Prescott Jules contribution to science cannot be understated his discovery of the mechanical equivalent of heat remains a fundamental concept in thermodynamics so I think it's enough for today so thank you very much for listening and watching I hope you enjoyed the video I hope this video is useful for you so take care of yourself and don't hesitate to write an email if you have any question curies suggestion and even classes are required take care of yourself meanwhile see you in the next video goodbye


Hello everyone, welcome back to my channel. I hope you are well. Today we're going to be doing a video which I have been excited to do for such a long time. That is, I'm going to be giving you book recommendations based on my favourite Pokémon. Yes! Yes! So as a kid I was never into the games. I never watched anything, never played anything but when I started going out with Tom, he's a massive Pokémon fan and we started playing the games together. Today I'm going to be taking you to my favourite Pokémon. I'm so excited. I'm going to tell you why I named them. God, you don't know how excited I am for this. I'm so hyped. As you can see, I thought I'd film in front of this. We have like a little Pokémon shrine. Let's zoom in. So we've got Eevee, we've got Totodile, we've got Dragonite, and we've got a Pokeball, then we've got Celebi, then we've got Poplii, and we have two other Pokémon that are usually up there but they're two of my favourites so I've got them down here and I'm going to hold them up when I talk about them. Okay, shall we go? Okay, so my favourite Pokémon, my favourite Pokémon ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever. My favourite Pokémon ever is Drifloon. Now, I actually- For Christmas one time or something, I made Drifloon for my boyfriends. This is how Drifloon, I made it. Well, I made it with help of my grandma because I'm not like super good at making stuff person, do you know what I mean? But I'm pretty proud, like I think Drifloon looks cute and look at her little heart, right? My Drifloon is just called Floon because I think if her name is good, then don't change it. The same way I just called my Wulu Wulu, I think Floon is the perfect name. So this is my Drifloon. So on its Pokédex, Drifloon is described as famous for dragging people away to die. Look at this face, how can it- Isn't it the cootiest thing? How can it be dragging people away to die? And an old folktale calls it a signpost for wandering spirits. So when I was thinking about this, I thought, what's like a wandering spirit book or whatever? And I thought, I have the perfect theory. So I've spoken about this a few times on my channel, but my recommendation, based on Drifloon, is the Wayward Children series by Shorland Maguire. So this is a short series of novellas about children who go through doors to worlds that are like perfect for them. They feel completely at home in these worlds, but then a lot of them have returned to our world and are having to kind of come to terms with living here and learn how to live in this society again because when they live in their world, there's often really strange rules that are very different to our society. So one girl, she learns to stand very still. She has to stand very still in this world that she goes to. So she moves very slowly when she's back in our world or some have nonsense worlds where the rules of logic completely go out the window. And so I just feel like this being a signpost for wandering spirits, those kids are all kind of wandering spirits and they're all just having to learn how to live here again. And some of the books follow them in their respective worlds, which I also think is so flune.  Are you on drugs?  I don't think I can explain to you my love for flune. What was the, baby? What was the game flune was in? Generation 4, you know, the Pokemon Diamond Perlin Platinum. You meet it outside the Valley of Wind. Yeah, the wind works. The wind mills are cute. You can only catch it on Fridays. You can only catch it on Fridays.  So we're gonna have to wait while it's the Friday. Sometimes it didn't work when making this game. So I had to keep engineering the situations that I was like, oh, we've got to come back here. Oh, there's something to do here on Fridays to make it sound like there's an emigrant on the account of the same girl. What is this? It was the first game I actually finished. I like played all the way through and I remember the final battle was like, it was so long, wasn't it? Yeah, we were there for about 40 minutes. We were there for so long for the final battle and flune just pulled through and like, oh, it was just such a good team. Everyone in that team would just love. When I play Pokemon, like, I don't catch Pokemon if they're not going to be in my team. Like, I feel guilty about it. So like, my team is a very select few that I build over the course of the game and like, I kind of know going into the game. Well, Tom usually has a list of the Pokemon he thinks I'm going to want in my team and then we build it up as the game goes along. My next favorite Pokemon is Rultz. I don't think it's so cute. And then as you, as you like evolve it into its evolutions, like, they're just, it's just such a good Pokemon. Like, it's just such a good Pokemon. My Rultz is called Katia after the drag queen. So Rultz is a psychic Pokemon and it senses the emotions of others. And I was thinking, okay, what have I read where maybe someone's psychic or something? And I thought of something and they're not psychic, but essentially I need to exchange what the book is. The book is The Girl of Fire and Thorns. This whole series I'm doing a read-along for with Nicole, Simone and Ishii and I really enjoyed this series. And our lead character, Elisa, she is a godstone in her Bemi button. And that means she's like the chosen one and all these religions want her as like a martyr. Oh, really?  But part of what the godstone is, is that if there's danger ahead or like someone's gonna die or something, the godstone turns to I so she can tell when, when maybe her and her friends are approaching a dangerous situation, she can warn them. And if she's trying to figure out what the correct decision to make is, the godstone will often go warm. And like telling her that's the right decision. And so I thought this was really similar to like kind of being able to sense the emotions of others. And I was so surprised that I enjoyed this series like when Nicole asked me to, I think I said this before, but when Nicole asked me to do this read-along with her, I was like, yeah, okay, but I never heard of the series. And I'm so happy that I've done it because it's actually a great series and I never would have read it otherwise. And I think that the kind of magic system around our protagonist is so interesting. The relationships with everyone in the, in the story is really interesting. The world is so vivid and really well built up. And so, yeah, I would really just recommend that series. I think it's a really great one. My next favorite Pokemon is my first ever Pokemon. The first ever Pokemon I ever caught and was my Pokemon. I didn't catch it, but you know what I mean? My first ever Pokemon was Torchic. Don't you love his feet? I love when you see it. I'll try and put animation in when he runs. Oh my God. So Torchic is called Theo and I was trying to figure out last night why I called him Theo and Tom just thinks he just told me to call him Theo. At the beginning, Tom often named my Pokemon. Now I'm Boulder and I come up with great names. Amazing names. But I did tell a bit of a lie there. Torchic says in the Pokedex, inside its body is a place where it keeps a small flame. Hug it. It will be as warm as a hot water bottle. Torchic is a firefighting type, right? Firefighting type. Yes. Firefighting type. And I was trying to think of something that feels like kind of aggressive and like fiery and full of action. And I thought of, are we surprised the Illuminati series? This is the second in the series. Oh my God. This series is so action packed. So I don't think there's actually much, is there fire? Oh, maybe there's fire. I don't want to spoil anything, but maybe there's fire at some point in the series. And it's so fast paced. Every page there's a new reveal. More information is revealed and the characters have to adjust their course on what they're doing. The first book, I don't want to describe this one because there'll be spoilers. Well, that's actually not really spoilers because we follow different characters in each book. But the first book in the series, we follow a couple who have just broken up, like a teenage couple, they've just broken up and their planet is invaded and they have to escape on these kind of warships. And they are on separate ships and they're communicating to each other through like the backlogs of the internet. The story in, I'm sure you've heard me go on about it loads, but these stories are told through multimedia format. So you have pages like this. Oh, hang on. That's a good example. In this Gemini one, one of our characters draws a lot. So we have a lot of her illustrations. It's told through surveillance, camera footage. It's told through the AI being aware of certain things and talking. And it's just so good. I've given both in this series five stars. This, along with the Heart Stopper series, are like the only things I've really given five stars this year so far. And it is just incredible. You read it and you are just like shell shocked. You just really, it's just an experience.  But I love the way in which this is told the multimedia format is like incredible. So my next Pokemon is Meryl. I love Meryl. Meryl is like out here. So my Meryl is called Bob after Bob the drag queen. And one of the best, one of the best features of Meryl is that he has thick fat. It's so pudgy. But like, because it's fat, it's like so strong. It doesn't look strong. You look at it and you go, he's so cute and purgy. But like, he is strong. He is like, there's so much muscle underneath that. The book I'm going to recommend based on Meryl is Ninth House by Lee Bardugo.  I didn't expect it to have such an emotional hit, just like I didn't expect roll out to hit you like that. So in 9000 we follow Alex Stern, who has lived a kind of troubled life up till now, but she and she's the sole survivor of like a triple homicide or something like that. And she gets a chance to turn her life around and come to Yale and kind of supervise all the secret societies there that are doing some dark magic, some really dark magic. This book is very dark. There's a lot of trigger warnings for it, which I'll try and leave a link below. I think Meltz and Annie did a blog post where she went through all the trigger warnings because I think you should be very aware of all of them before going into the book. There's definitely one of the earlier scenes is where one of the secret societies is doing blood magic and I was very uncomfortable reading that. So if you know that's a trigger for you then be careful. But this book is just so good. Not everyone loved it but I loved it. It does take a bit of time to get through. It's not going to be a quick read and that's not necessarily because it's length. Some books are just a bit more dense with kind of the information they've got. I felt very connected to Alex Turner as a character. I felt very connected to a lot of the characters and I think it's a really great look at kind of the rich and poor in society and how much your life can be dictated by the circumstances you're born into. That's not something I see people talk about a lot with this book. I think it's a really, you know, Alex Turner has lived a really troubled life and she's very much a product of the life she's lived and I think that it's just a really, really great look at that and kind of the people that she's known in her past life before coming to Yale, how they were affected by their circumstances as well. So I really enjoyed that aspect of it and if you haven't picked up 9th house yet like trust me it's good. I did a vlog on it which I'll link as well. If you want to know a bit more about it that's non-spoilery. I don't think it'd be scared off by what some people said because I was always scared off but I loved it. I loved it so much because it was one of my favourite books I read last year. You haven't been naming the type. You didn't name what type Bob was. You didn't properly name what type Katya is. I said Katya was psychic. Yeah but it's psychic fairy type because the overall thing of all your picks mate is that you like fairy type. I do like fairy type Pokemon. Bob is water fairy type. That's your psychic fairy. Yep. The upcoming Pokemon is also fairy type. I do love fairy types. I'm just drawn to fairy types because they're cuteness. Altaria is dragon fairy. Dragon fairy. Okay. My next favourite Pokemon is I just said it but Altaria. Altaria is called Sasha after the dragon queen Sasha Balor. One of the Pokedex entries for Altaria is that they sing melodies. I think they're like calm people or something by singing melodies and a book that I associate a lot with music but not only music like that kind of melodic like floaty eerie music. It would be The Winter Night Trilogy by Catherine Arden. Really I just wanted to mention the series again because I don't feel like I've spoken enough about it and not enough of you are telling me you've read it. So it's one of my favourite series of all time. We follow, oh my god why have I forgotten her name? We follow Vassia as she kind of learns more about magic and oh I don't want to I don't want to spawn anything but she lives in kind of the Russian wilderness. It's set in old Russia. She discovers that she has powers and it's her story of her saving first her town and her city and then her world and it's all about the magical beings and creatures that are in old Russian folklore and it's just the most magical book and special book I've ever read. It reads like a fairy tale and I I don't really know how to explain it to you like it's fully like you are being told an old Russian fairy tale. It's some of the best writing I have ever read and you just are completely taken along by the story and just like you know some books you feel like you can you know it's a book you know it's a story and so part of you is reading it going I wish the ending had gone that way or I wish that had happened that way. With this series it doesn't feel like something that could ever be changed by you it feels real it feels so real. Sasha just gives off winter night trilogy vibes like just when I see Sasha like floating on these like clouds I think of like the snow but also like I just think of that kind of like old Russian music. I don't know that sounds really weird but I just love this series and I want you to go read it and um yeah Sasha definitely reminds me of it. So my last hope Pokemon is a very new Pokemon from the newest Pokemon game um and that is Sobble. I love Sobble. My Sobble is called Mr. Meeks after my cat Miko um just because I think when Miko was a kitten I'll put a picture in he looks really like Sobble. Sobble is just the cutest Pokemon ever so Sobble cries a lot and I just love him like I just want to protect him and he just he walks when you go in this game you can set up tents and when you set up the tent and he's like the he's Sobble he hasn't evolved yet and he's walking around he walks around so slowly and softly. I just love him so much his pokedex description is when scared this Pokemon cries its tears pack the chemical punch of a hundred onions and attackers won't be able to resist weeping. I just love him so much just the best Pokemon ever and when he evolves he has this move is it Snipeshot? Snipeshot he has this move called Snipeshot and he goes that was finger and he goes and he's just like I just love him he's just my son that I need to protect anyway so for this I knew I had to come up with a book that made me cry a lot if you watched my 24 hour readathon video which I'll link as well you know I cried a lot to a monster caused by Patrick Ness I think a lot of people cried to this book essentially in this book our main character his mum has been diagnosed with cancer and he starts getting these nightmares but not nightmares because they're real where this monster turns up so if I show you some of the pages it's very dark the illustrations but that's kind of what they looked like or if we've got any others that's one of the monster there the illustrations are amazing in this and I sobbed so much at the end like the last I don't know how many pages loads of pages I was just sobbing and sobbing it's a really special story for kids as well learning to deal with you know those in our lives being ill and with the prospect of death and like teaching kids about that it's such a great great book and I really want to read some more of Patrick Ness when I was like younger like very very young like 12 I did pick up the knife of never letting go and didn't like it but I was 12 so maybe something went over my head but I would just recommend this book if you want to cry like the sobbing oh god it's so sad it's such a sad I mean I we've learned I cry a lot of books crazy I mean I cried at Gemina and that's not even really that sad but I just cried at it so this book is something that have made a lot of people cry and even just thinking about it I get a bit sad so yeah definitely definitely pick this up if you want a cry like so there we have it that is all of my recommendations based on my favorite Pokemon let me know down below who your favorite Pokemon is and if we share any of the same favorite Pokemon and let me know if you've enjoyed this video I'd love to do it again I've got many other favorite Pokemon that I'd love to introduce you to and recommend books based off of so yeah let me know if you liked this video and I'd love to do it again I like doing really niche book recommendations based on your shows or games I like so let me know if you enjoy that and yeah I'll see you very very soon with another video and I hope you are well until then bye