I'm reading this one for school and the concept is so intriguing. Earth is dying and a group of people are sent to colonize a new planet. Only one remembers Earth and she is in charge of telling its stories.
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I'm reading this one for school and the concept is so intriguing. Earth is dying and a group of people are sent to colonize a new planet. Only one remembers Earth and she is in charge of telling its stories.
pickI have enjoyed read this short story. It continues where the first book left off. I rated the book a 3 out of 5 stars.
Books 105-110 of the year.
1 bingo, 15 books - 3 audiobooks, 3 physical, 3 ARC's, 6 Ebooks. Overall delighted with this month. I had so much fun re-reading tagged book. I am ready for autumn though. Bring on the spooky books 🍂💛
@TheAromaofBooks #BookspinBingo #August
pick5⭐️ I love this series. It‘s been a min since I read Red Rising, the first book, but I still remember how impactful it was. Book 2, did not disappoint. And that cliffhanger, 😱, left me with my mouth open, trying to catch my breath. 10/10 recommend this series. Anybody I have recommended it too also tell me how much they love it. It is a science fiction, fantasy and dystopian that‘s truly out of this world. If it‘s not there, put it on your TBR.
#WickedWords wrap for August. I think my pick would be Lost in the Moment and Found, though Ballad wins in the Exceeding my Expectations (which were low) stakes. @AsYouWish
so-soI do love a good zombie book. This is YA level book with a self-absorbed teenaged girl (realistic) as the protagonist. Set a few generations after the rise of the zombie, her isolated community that had developed their own theology, rituals, and were taught that they were the only survivors. Our protagonist, selfish and indecisive throughout, senses that this might not be true and longs to see the mythical ocean. She grew on me.
pickThe second in the trilogy of prequels, this tells of Haymitch and why he is the way he is. I continue to enjoy this series.
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