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How To Be Invisible

How To Be Invisible

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**FEATURING A NEW INTRODUCTION BY KATE BUSH**

Selected and arranged by the author， How To Be Invisible presents the lyrics of Kate Bush in a beautiful new paperback edition featuring a new cover by illustrator Jim Kay。

'The greatest singer-songwriter of the past 40 years， whose work is complex， ethereal and filled with so many secrets that one can listen to the albums for decades and still discover new delights every time [。 。 。] There's not a spare word anywhere in Bush's work。 Everything means something。'
Irish Times

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Moira Macfarlane ，

Ze kan me nog altijd uit het niets ineens raken met een lied dat ik eerder hoorde， maar nu ineens diep voelde。 Maar het meest indrukwekkende vind ik nog altijd de 7 nummers die samen The Ninth Wave vormen， ik vind ze perfectie en pure kunst op alle vlakken en raken me nog steeds diep， ze hebben me in elke werkelijk moeilijke periode in mijn leven begeleid。*The Ninth Wave zijn de nummers die de B-kant van The Hounds of Love-lp vormden， ik kocht de elpee bij zo'n tweedehands 80s zaakje in 1988 ⚫ Ze kan me nog altijd uit het niets ineens raken met een lied dat ik eerder hoorde， maar nu ineens diep voelde。 Maar het meest indrukwekkende vind ik nog altijd de 7 nummers die samen The Ninth Wave vormen， ik vind ze perfectie en pure kunst op alle vlakken en raken me nog steeds diep， ze hebben me in elke werkelijk moeilijke periode in mijn leven begeleid。*The Ninth Wave zijn de nummers die de B-kant van The Hounds of Love-lp vormden， ik kocht de elpee bij zo'n tweedehands 80s zaakje in 1988 ⚫ 'I am fallingLike a stoneLike a stormBeing born againInto the sweet morning fogD'you know what？I love you better now' 。。。more

Morvling Bookink ，

For many a year I have wanted to read this， and yes， yes yes yes。I'm not entirely sure whether it actually includes EVERY single song with lyrics that she's written （obviously excluding Pi） because I thought it would be nitpicky to go through every album and b-side just to make sure。 I'd rather experience this in the book form that Kate has presented。Kate's career so far of lyrics are overtly sensual， strongly sexual， extremely genius and whimsically humourous。 The beauty of Kate and her work is For many a year I have wanted to read this， and yes， yes yes yes。I'm not entirely sure whether it actually includes EVERY single song with lyrics that she's written （obviously excluding Pi） because I thought it would be nitpicky to go through every album and b-side just to make sure。 I'd rather experience this in the book form that Kate has presented。Kate's career so far of lyrics are overtly sensual， strongly sexual， extremely genius and whimsically humourous。 The beauty of Kate and her work is， simply， unbelievable。 And I love even further that David Mitchell totally understood the intent and thinking， the feeling behind her words。 At times with his indepth interpretations。And of course， page 100 is a beautiful experience unto itself。I also loved that the songs weren't in a chronological album and tracklist order。 They were organised either by the song cycle （the concept of song cycles fascinates me hugely and Kate masters it） they were in， or by underlying meaning （sometimes loosely on that part）。 So you literally jump decades from page to page; meaning that the songs that I weren't as familiar with， I could hear them all in her voice despite knowing the tune， but had to wonder what "era" of her voice they were written from。I'm not 100% sold on the title， Kate has many other lyrics that could be used for both the title and with links throughout the book， but that is to say that I am actually 98% sold on it。It is strange and kind of disorienting and intoxicating at times to know that these are songs and yet to read them in verse format， despite some lyrics clearly existing as sort of half-improvisations with the use of musical voice and add-ins that usual poetry or slam poetry doesn't have。 It deepens the outline around the lines that are repeated， the ones Kate has chosen to force us to savour that bit more。Good luck to anyone who finds the new invisible ink signed editions！！！ 。。。more

Sophie Bowns ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I’ve been a Kate Bush fan since I was 10 years old， and I discovered her 1978 song Wuthering Heights。 After that， I listened to a tape that my Dad had of her music and was fascinated by her voice and creativity。 She always thought outside the box and was never afraid to be whacky and wonderful which is why I admire her so much。 In 2013， Liam Tamne covered ‘This Woman’s Work’ on The Voice and it blew me away。 Her music means a lot to me， and I keep meaning to listen to it more often。 I wish more I’ve been a Kate Bush fan since I was 10 years old， and I discovered her 1978 song Wuthering Heights。 After that， I listened to a tape that my Dad had of her music and was fascinated by her voice and creativity。 She always thought outside the box and was never afraid to be whacky and wonderful which is why I admire her so much。 In 2013， Liam Tamne covered ‘This Woman’s Work’ on The Voice and it blew me away。 Her music means a lot to me， and I keep meaning to listen to it more often。 I wish more than anything that I could see her perform live， because she truly is original and unique。 。。。more

N ，

Weird genius from an English witch garden。 Would have loved some analysis of the lyrics or anecdotes about the writing process， but could see how that could spoil the mystery also。 Big up to Wilhelm Reich

Em。 ，

"Take away the love and anger and a little piece of hope holding us together。 Looking for a moment that'll never happen， living in the gap between past and future。 Take away the stone and timber， and a little piece of rope wont hold it together --- two strings speak with sympathy" There will never be another book like this。 It made me laugh， i cried alot。 I felt anger and I felt happiness but above all I felt love。 I will treasure and love this book forever。 I hold it close to my heart， I close "Take away the love and anger and a little piece of hope holding us together。 Looking for a moment that'll never happen， living in the gap between past and future。 Take away the stone and timber， and a little piece of rope wont hold it together --- two strings speak with sympathy" There will never be another book like this。 It made me laugh， i cried alot。 I felt anger and I felt happiness but above all I felt love。 I will treasure and love this book forever。 I hold it close to my heart， I close my eyes， take a deep， scary breath and face the heartachingly loud noise。 This was one of the hardest reads， but this book will forever mean the world to me， and with this I now know how to be invisible。 It's going to be easier that way。 One day。 。。。more

Stuart McIntosh ，

I have loved Kate Bush since that first Top of the Pops appearance in 1978， bought all her vynal albums， then the same CDs， then downloaded the mp3s。 I even still have two VHS videos with nothing to play them on。 I felt this book was just what I was looking for， but it just wasn't my cup of tea。 Imagine loving Van Gogh paintings sending off for the paint and getting just that， little paint pots， albeit in a lovely container and even an 18-page instruction booklet。 I hadn't imagined that the enti I have loved Kate Bush since that first Top of the Pops appearance in 1978， bought all her vynal albums， then the same CDs， then downloaded the mp3s。 I even still have two VHS videos with nothing to play them on。 I felt this book was just what I was looking for， but it just wasn't my cup of tea。 Imagine loving Van Gogh paintings sending off for the paint and getting just that， little paint pots， albeit in a lovely container and even an 18-page instruction booklet。 I hadn't imagined that the entire package of music， lyrics， choreography， voice， presentation could not be deconstructed to component isolated parts。 Others may get more from this than I， but the poetry of Neil Peart of Rush or the Beatles lyrics were more my poetical cups of tea than Kate's。 。。。more

Salma ，

This is pretty much just a book of lyrics， I’m not sure what I expected。

Callum McLaughlin ，

This collection of lyrics， written and compiled by Bush herself， affirms what a skilled writer and storyteller she is。 Stripped back and presented in their text form like this， most read as poems in their own right， rich in clever imagery and thematic depth。 Of course， they find their full power when elevated by Bush's unique vocal delivery and musical arrangement， but this is still a lovely reference point for any fan; one which helped me to better appreciate a few songs I had previously overlo This collection of lyrics， written and compiled by Bush herself， affirms what a skilled writer and storyteller she is。 Stripped back and presented in their text form like this， most read as poems in their own right， rich in clever imagery and thematic depth。 Of course， they find their full power when elevated by Bush's unique vocal delivery and musical arrangement， but this is still a lovely reference point for any fan; one which helped me to better appreciate a few songs I had previously overlooked。 。。。more

Fin ，

Going to hand in the lyrics to 'Sat In Your Lap' instead of a dissertation next year。 Going to hand in the lyrics to 'Sat In Your Lap' instead of a dissertation next year。 。。。more

joey syron ，

I don't even know where I'm supposed to start when I discuss why I love Kate Bush， maybe it's because she has the most captivating voice I've ever heard， the general mystery surrounding her， or that I consider her to be one of the greatest geniuses this world has ever seen。 I believe it's all of these things and then some。 When I first heard Wuthering Heights during the pandemic， I was blown away to say the least。 I knew immediately I had to listen to more of her music， and found myself enjoying I don't even know where I'm supposed to start when I discuss why I love Kate Bush， maybe it's because she has the most captivating voice I've ever heard， the general mystery surrounding her， or that I consider her to be one of the greatest geniuses this world has ever seen。 I believe it's all of these things and then some。 When I first heard Wuthering Heights during the pandemic， I was blown away to say the least。 I knew immediately I had to listen to more of her music， and found myself enjoying a few of her most popular songs like Running Up That Hill and Cloudbusting。 As of now I have listened to almost her entire discography and am still in awe of her strength as a vocalist and writer。 Her greatest feat is undoubtedly The Ninth Wave， and I cannot grasp how Kate managed to create a whole side of an album about a woman drowning alone at sea and make it （in my opinion） the most triumphant feat accomplished by any artist ever。 The Ninth Wave is truly a masterclass in world building and simultaneously one of the most enthralling suites of music ever produced。 She is the blueprint for virtually all artists that have followed after her。 I hope that other people who have not yet taken the plunge into her discography will do so。。。 after all， I need more people to pester。P。S - I gave this book three stars solely because it's just a collection of lyrics。 I adore all of the songs， but it's a pretty simple book。 。。。more

Stuart E ，

Probably worth owning for Kate Bush fans due to David Mitchell's introduction， which is quite long and provides an interesting examination of her fan appeal and cultural impact。 As a book of poetry， it's kind of strange to read Bush's lyrics without any music backing them。 At times， the songs lose some of their power as a result （I think The Sky of Honey in particular lacks something without the nature noises and other production work on Aerial）， but at other points it illuminates the subtlety a Probably worth owning for Kate Bush fans due to David Mitchell's introduction， which is quite long and provides an interesting examination of her fan appeal and cultural impact。 As a book of poetry， it's kind of strange to read Bush's lyrics without any music backing them。 At times， the songs lose some of their power as a result （I think The Sky of Honey in particular lacks something without the nature noises and other production work on Aerial）， but at other points it illuminates the subtlety and complexity of her narrative song writing。 For example， I never realized， even after listening to Hounds of Love and the Ninth Wave dozens of times at this point， that on "Watching You Without Me" the garbled lyrics were actually saying something。 Little discoveries like that made it worth a read and made me want to go back through her catalogue and listen while reading through her lyrics。 Definitely a book for the diehard Kate fans， but a worthwhile one in that regard。 。。。more

Marcos Navarro Sayas ，

Reina de la canción

Jodie ，

Despite the total misunderstanding of key songs by the guy who wrote the introduction the book was solid！ Obviously Bush's lyrics will always benefit from her delivery but even stripped down they showcased her wit， elegance， and humor just fine。 Despite the total misunderstanding of key songs by the guy who wrote the introduction the book was solid！ Obviously Bush's lyrics will always benefit from her delivery but even stripped down they showcased her wit， elegance， and humor just fine。 。。。more

Chris Cloake ，

I read the lyrics while I played each song。 I am a massive fan so I already knew all the words。 Regardless of this it was fantastic to read them through as I listened。 I was fascinated to work out why certain tracks were grouped together。In hardback it is a lovely book just to have and to hold。 My little review is pathetic compared to David Mitchell's analysis which forms the introduction。 However， every individual has their own particular experience which is special to them。 For me， this is a s I read the lyrics while I played each song。 I am a massive fan so I already knew all the words。 Regardless of this it was fantastic to read them through as I listened。 I was fascinated to work out why certain tracks were grouped together。In hardback it is a lovely book just to have and to hold。 My little review is pathetic compared to David Mitchell's analysis which forms the introduction。 However， every individual has their own particular experience which is special to them。 For me， this is a summary of everything that is good about words and the expression of emotion and atmosphere。 She is my inspiration！ 。。。more

Miloš Milosavljević ，

napokon završih diskografiju （uključujući neobjavljene pesme） i pročitah uvod， pa može da se kaže da sam knjigu i pročitao*prepravljena ocena*

Gordon Ambos ，

Ich glaube es gibt keine Person auf der Welt， die mich so beeindruckt und fasziniert wie Kate Bush。 Ich bin seit über zehn Jahren Fan von ihrer Musik und trotzdem entdecke ich immer wieder etwas neues beim Hören ihrer Lieder。Dieses Buch ist eine Sammlung von Lyrics， die sich wie Gedichte lesen lassen。 Das Besondere an Kates Songtexten ist， dass jeder einzelne von ihnen eine Geschichte erzählt。 Ihre Musik ist wie eine Aneinanderreihung von grandiosen， atmosphärischen Kurzgeschichten und doch sind Ich glaube es gibt keine Person auf der Welt， die mich so beeindruckt und fasziniert wie Kate Bush。 Ich bin seit über zehn Jahren Fan von ihrer Musik und trotzdem entdecke ich immer wieder etwas neues beim Hören ihrer Lieder。Dieses Buch ist eine Sammlung von Lyrics， die sich wie Gedichte lesen lassen。 Das Besondere an Kates Songtexten ist， dass jeder einzelne von ihnen eine Geschichte erzählt。 Ihre Musik ist wie eine Aneinanderreihung von grandiosen， atmosphärischen Kurzgeschichten und doch sind irgendwie alle miteinander verbunden。 Besonders aufgefallen sind mir in dieser Kollektion die Texte des "50 Words for Snow"-Albums。 Als eingefleischter Fan konnte ich trotzdem noch unglaublich viel aus diesem Buch mitnehmen。Das Vorwort von David Mitchell war übrigens wunderbar。 。。。more

Imogen McGindle ，

“Stepping out of the page into the sensual world”。 It feels incredibly ironic， collecting Kate’s lyrics into How To Be Invisible， tracing them and marking them out， transferring audible into visual。 Kate steps out of the page by entering the page， lacing it and lashing it up， slicing her heart。 She writes in red ink， and in turn， splatters her bleeding heart into your own。 I am baffled that in the intro of this book， Mitchell says Kate Bush masks her true self， failing to reveal much of herself “Stepping out of the page into the sensual world”。 It feels incredibly ironic， collecting Kate’s lyrics into How To Be Invisible， tracing them and marking them out， transferring audible into visual。 Kate steps out of the page by entering the page， lacing it and lashing it up， slicing her heart。 She writes in red ink， and in turn， splatters her bleeding heart into your own。 I am baffled that in the intro of this book， Mitchell says Kate Bush masks her true self， failing to reveal much of herself in her lyrics。 Her lyrics are breathing her breath， they are her masks to reveal， try on and toss。 Reading this book is a glimpse into her dressing room， all the measures of light bouncing off the crevices of her face， illuminating and shadowing her masks。 To say that life is anything but breathing， breathing through those masks， and in the process of taking it off to switch， revealing a little of your beating， batted heart。 And your heart screaming， which hill do I run？ And what is this god damn deal with god？ Breath through body， the lyrics hold much of the truth of French feminist Helene Cixous; liberation through sex， through overflowing， through writing and the rejection of the act， of the beating heart of a tree。 “A book of lyrics is a strange beast。 Readers who know the songs become ‘hearers’ as the brain belts out a speeded up version of the familiar recording， while those readers unfamiliar with the lyrics are confronted by text presented in a poetry format， by which is avowedly not poetry” - David Mitchell。 I did both; fell inlove and tripped into loving songs I had never fallen inlove with through the glimpse of an uncanny collection of words。 Bush navigates the complex world with loose threads， trailing off into a million different directions， eventually coming together to form a full circle。 “Kate’s the opposite of a confessional singer-songwriter in the mould of Joni Mitchell during her Blue period。 You don’t learn much about Kate from her songs。 She’s fond of masks and costumes- lyrically and literally- and of yarns， tabulations and atypical narrative viewpoints” “You’re like my yo-yoThat glowed in the dark”“I’m cloudbusting， Daddy” “You and me knew life itself is breathingBreathingBreathing my mother in” “There’s a city， draped in netFisherman betAnd in the half-light， in the half-lightIt looks like every tower Is covered in websMoving and glistening and rocking It’s babies in rhythm As the spider of time is climbingOver the ruins” （stripped back， bare， more like poetry）。 See how the child reaches out instinctively To feel how fire will feelAnd her line that will always kill me: Tell me we both matter don’t we？ Oh little spider climbing out of a broken jug 。。。more

I'mogén ，

Reading vlog: https://youtu。be/ntJrduHQn88https://youtu。be/zBOlVpBhVkIhttps://youtu。be/zBOlVpBhVkII love Kate Bush and I've been looking for a good biography about her。 I've yet to stumble on something to that vein in my travels， but I did stumble on this little gem: a book of lyrics。 I hadn't heard of such a thing before， but it was so much fun to sing along and view it printed as a form of poetry。The introduction was very。。。 scholarly and reminded me of why I failed Music theory GCSE， but it w Reading vlog: https://youtu。be/ntJrduHQn88https://youtu。be/zBOlVpBhVkIhttps://youtu。be/zBOlVpBhVkII love Kate Bush and I've been looking for a good biography about her。 I've yet to stumble on something to that vein in my travels， but I did stumble on this little gem: a book of lyrics。 I hadn't heard of such a thing before， but it was so much fun to sing along and view it printed as a form of poetry。The introduction was very。。。 scholarly and reminded me of why I failed Music theory GCSE， but it was interesting to read and see Bush's lyrics and style raved about。 Time to gush about songs。 Bear with: It presented lots of songs I hadn't heard before。 •One of them being Snowed In at Wheeler Street。 What a powerful Ballard that is。 It felt a bit a slow， but I got into the pacing and appreciated the quirky off beat （I'm sure there's a term for that， that my music theory is failing me on）， that was just off enough to keep me gripped。 It really felt like a story being told。 •Pull out the pin was also a fantastic listening experience。 •Breathing is another one I was enchanted by， especially by its powerful message。 I really thought I had heard this one before， but I hadn't， and it has been fun to discover songs that I hadn't heard or getting a better appreciation for those I too eagerly dismissed in an earlier listening。 •Oh boy， A Coral Room had me in tears。 I had to take a moment after listening to that for the first time。•I also adored how magical Sunset was。•I couldn't find the song for Tawny Moon。Okay， I've got to stop with the listing here because I pretty much adored EVERY song and could go on and on forever。I never fully realised before how much Bush takes inspiration from other cultures， particularly a lot from Indigenous traditional/tribal sounds and Celtic music， I noticed， without white washing the heritage behind it （in my opinion） and more like paying respect and tribute to all these cultural forms of storytelling within music and use of sound。 It's so cool how she can dip in and out of any sort of rhythm and style of music， but still take bits and pieces and create a unique sound that is very her。One thing I adore about Kate Bush is how she can weave a story into any song。 She is honestly a cornucopia （saw someone else use that term and thought it was a fantastic interpretation） of inspiration。 A legend that has and will forever influence the music world and inspire further creativity from artists as well as just providing happiness， joy and relatability from listeners all over the world。Pick it up， give it a go and enjoy！ >（^_^）

Grace ，

Great compilation of the lyrics and work of Kate Bush， a great insight into her releases with the great intro from the author。

🌶 peppersocks 🧦 ，

Reflections and lessons learned:As a style icon and wonderfully unusual female pop star， I’m familiar with Kate Bush。 Ironically as a vocalist and performer， I’m not as experienced， so chose this as an in to the poetry （disagreeing with David Mitchell （not that one） introduction）and art delivered as a musician。 My Mom would play Hounds of Love CD in the nineties， but my main exposure was through indie， guitar driven， fantastic homage covers of Hounds of Love （The Futureheads）， Wuthering Heights Reflections and lessons learned:As a style icon and wonderfully unusual female pop star， I’m familiar with Kate Bush。 Ironically as a vocalist and performer， I’m not as experienced， so chose this as an in to the poetry （disagreeing with David Mitchell （not that one） introduction）and art delivered as a musician。 My Mom would play Hounds of Love CD in the nineties， but my main exposure was through indie， guitar driven， fantastic homage covers of Hounds of Love （The Futureheads）， Wuthering Heights （China Drum） and the disaffected early emo Running up that Hill （Placebo）。 Despite having danced to it a thousand times， I only realised that it was a Cloudbusting sample on the classic 90s floor filler Something Good from Utah Saints in November 2020！Really enjoyed the lyrics in isolation in book form though， and although it feels timeless， there are also obvious grouped periods。 Now I shall seek out listening to the albums in their entirety and enjoy her as an audio performer。 So many songs about skies， clouds， weather and views， and add in a few dashes of nature， fruit and love and what’s not to love？ Useful lists of synonyms for signing off a conversation， snow and waking up too！ “You don’t want to hurt me？ But see how deep the bullet lies” 。。。more

Cloudy ，

Kate Bush is my favourite artist。 Her lyrics are beautiful and quirky at the same time。 Reading her lyrics rather than just listening to songs really hits different。

Imge ，

in love with her poetry - she is the most creative， unique and talented singer-songwriter ever！

Simon McMurdo ，

I adore Kate Bush and I have devoured all her albums since really getting into her music during my early 20s。 I can't even see the title of 'Top of the City' without having the gorgeous title refrain playing on replay in my head， nor can I think of 'The Dreaming' without the manic chants of 'Sat In Your Lap' or 'Get Out Of My House' going into overdrive in my subconscious。 When I received this gorgeous book as a gift， I was in love。 It is a treasure for collectors and is something I am proud to I adore Kate Bush and I have devoured all her albums since really getting into her music during my early 20s。 I can't even see the title of 'Top of the City' without having the gorgeous title refrain playing on replay in my head， nor can I think of 'The Dreaming' without the manic chants of 'Sat In Your Lap' or 'Get Out Of My House' going into overdrive in my subconscious。 When I received this gorgeous book as a gift， I was in love。 It is a treasure for collectors and is something I am proud to hold on my shelves。 I opened the book to a genuinely impassioned introduction by David Mitchell that made me want to revisit Kate's catalogue from start to finish all over again， something I did soon after。 So far， so good。When I said I devoured Kate's music in the first paragraph， I truly meant it。 I didn't just stream Kate's biggest hits on Spotify， I purchased all her physical releases and pored over the lyric booklets， analysed the images， read the history and release stories。 For me， therein lay the problem - I had these lyrics， albeit in slightly shoddier CD booklets but I'd engaged with these lyrics and I'd read into them。 And these same lyrics comprise the vast majority of this release。I do think this book has purpose though - perhaps just not an enormous amount for me。 In a world of streaming and digital consumption， my experience may not be the experience of many others。 It also opens Kate up to a world of literary interest - casual folk may know her for 'Wuthering Heights' and 'Babooshka'， perhaps some of 'Hounds of Love' and not much else。 They will be yet to uncover the haunting stories tucked away deep in her catalogue （'Snowed in at Wheeler Street'， 'Pull out the Pin'）， the rare glimpses into Kate's own life （'Bertie'， 'Snowflake'） and， at the very least， get plenty more synonyms for snow than a regular thesaurus could offer。I took a bit of a keen interest in the compilation of the lyric collection - the order of inclusion， the 'sections'， the songs that were omitted。 For those interested， the early albums （'The Kick Inside'， 'Lionheart' and 'Never For Ever'） each offer 3 contributions， whilst the following albums see their entirety included （with the exception of 'Constellation of the Heart' and 'Pi'） as well as a handful of non-album tracks。 Though that tally was me vaguely making note whilst reading， maybe missed a few。。。I also enjoyed finding links between songs that were brought together in the book - for example， the way reading 'Lily' with its mystical leanings before 'Among Angels' gave the latter an other-worldly atmosphere that I didn't quite get when I first grappled with it。 There is also some mastery in following the beautifully mundane 'A Sky of Honey' suite with a section heavily inclusive of the wonderful madness that characterises songs from 'The Dreaming'。So I settled at a 3 star review which at once feels harsh （what a beautiful book full of gorgeous lyrics from songs and an artist I adore） but also generous （for the few bits of 'new' content I got）。 All wrapped nicely in a 'but that's just me'。 。。。more

Gamze ，

poetry at its finest。。

Kylie Martin ，

Nice collection of lyrics。。。 Great item for any fan。Would be nice if there was a forward from Kate herself

Tasman District Libraries ，

This beautiful book of lyrics reads like poetry and anyone that is familiar with Kate Bush’s music will love the writings。 It’s only a small book but rich in its content。SN

Danny ，

<3

Ryan ，

I love Kate Bush。 I bought this book that had Kate Bush's lyrics in it。 So， I loved this book。 ¯\_（ツ）_/¯ I love Kate Bush。 I bought this book that had Kate Bush's lyrics in it。 So， I loved this book。 ¯\_（ツ）_/¯ 。。。more

Andrew ，

Lyrics are impeccable but basically that’s all there is in this book。 No pictures， context or anything。 Disappointed。

Mo ，

WONDERFUL！！！！

tpg0 ，

As an AI language model， I do not have personal preferences or subjective opinions。 However， the book "How To Be Invisible" by J。 J。 Luna is a nonfiction book that provides practical advice and strategies for enhancing one's privacy and anonymity in an increasingly connected and surveilled world。 It covers a wide range of topics， including securing your online identity， protecting your physical location and data， and navigating legal and financial systems。 It can be a valuable resource for anyone who wants to maintain their privacy and avoid being tracked or monitored。

tpg1 ，

I'm an AI language model and cannot read books or have personal preferences。 However， "How To Be Invisible" is a non-fiction book written by J。J。 Luna， which provides practical advice on how to protect your privacy and remain anonymous in the digital age。 The book covers different topics such as securing your home， avoiding surveillance， managing your online presence， and protecting your financial information。 It is useful for anyone who wants to decrease their digital footprint and maintain their privacy。

tpg2 ，

As an AI language model， I am unable to provide personal opinions on any book or particular author。 However， I can provide you with a brief summary of "How To Be Invisible。" The book， "How To Be Invisible: Protect Your Home， Your Children， Your Assets， and Your Life" is a non-fiction work written by J。J。 Luna。 It is a guide that teaches readers how to safeguard their personal privacy and security in a world where technology and data sharing are ubiquitous。 The book covers various topics such as concealing your physical location， creating a pseudonym， securing your communication methods， and protecting your assets。 The author， J。J。 Luna shares his personal experiences to provide practical insights into protecting one's privacy。 Overall， "How To Be Invisible" is an informative book for those seeking to learn how to safeguard their information and privacy。

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