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Nessavamusic
Cascade Failure | L. M. Sagas
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Bailedbailed

Bailing on this one, just very info-dumpy and the humor is not landing. #hailthebail #doublespin off the TBR

TheAromaofBooks Sometimes a book just isn't a match!! 6d
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AroundTheBookWorld
Children of Time | Adrian Tchaikovsky
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Ruthiella
A Memory Called Empire | Arkady Martine
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My #Roll100 picks for July. Two are from my shelves and the tagged is one I‘ve long wanted to get into. Can‘t wait!

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JuliaTheBookNerd
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#Pink 💗💖🌸💘💝🎀🌷🩷

#JuneSpecials ☀️🌸⛱️🦩🍉 🌻🩱🧴🕶️🌊🐚

#BookNerd 🤓📚💙

Susanita That‘s not pink. That‘s PANK! 3w
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Beautiful 😍 3w
Eggs Gorgeous edges💕💖💗🩷 3w
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Centique
A Desolation Called Peace | Arkady Martine
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Pickpick

If you‘re a sci fi fan this duology is SO GOOD! It makes me think of that Keri Russell series The Diplomat but the politics are interplanetary. You have a colonising empire, a barbarian non empire station that wants to be left alone and now a new alien species that is creating havoc and looks like a civilisation ending threat. In THIS universe there just may be a possibility of peace.

CarolynM Great review. You make it sound tempting. I love The Diplomat but I generally dislike sci-fi. On the maybe pile😆😘 3w
Ruthiella The first book is on my #Roll100 list, but I haven‘t landed on it yet. I know this is right up my street. 3w
Centique @CarolynM I know what you mean. If you‘re not used to a genre like sci fi, the talk of aliens and jump gates and things can feel off-putting, even when there‘s a good story underneath it! 👍😜 3w
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Centique @Ruthiella as my daughter would say, you will Eat This Up! 😂💕👍 3w
LeeRHarry Have put the first one on hold at my library. Sounds fab. 😊 3w
Centique @LeeRHarry oh wow, i so hope you like it too! 3w
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Centique
A Memory Called Empire | Arkady Martine
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I completely loved this. A Sci Fi political intrigue novel with strong mystery elements. Mahit has been sent by her home world as an emergency replacement for their missing ambassador at the centre of the Empire. She needs to find out what has happened to the missing ambassador Yskandr and somehow ensure her homeworld remains out of the empire‘s expansionary plans. Really interesting world building, tech and interplanetary politics. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Bookwormjillk Sounds fun 2mo
Ruthiella On my list! 2mo
Dragon Great book 👍❤️🐉 2mo
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Reggie Sounds good! 2mo
Centique @Reggie yes! And also surely that is the coolest author name of all time 🙌 2mo
Centique @Reggie i found out this author comes from New Mexico Reggie. You might see her at a writers event or something 🙌😍 2w
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ChaoticMissAdventures
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3.75⭐. I thought this was great but maybe 50-75 pages too long. I really enjoyed Tesh's writing. I found myself sinking into the story as soon as I picked it up and flying through the pages. The characters were not likable, but they each had believable growth through complex challenges. I have been really craving space reads and this scratched the itch perfectly.

Ruthiella I really liked this a lot - really great character driven SciFi. 2mo
ChaoticMissAdventures @Ruthiella very character driven. I think you need patience to understand the psychology behind all of it. I saw some reviews (after finishing) that were mad at Kyr's homophobia and.... That was the point? She is a product of her environment and you have to stick around and think about why maybe she was more susceptible than some of the others. 2mo
dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 2mo
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sebrittainclark
Livesuit | James S. A. Corey
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4.5/5

The perspective of a livesuit solider, on the other side of an endless and timeless war.

I'm really enjoying this series. There are definitely a lot of horror elements to the series and the aliens.

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llwheeler
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A bit ridiculous to post March wrap up most of the way through April but end of March/beginning of April was busy busy. I've been working through the nebula nominees, so I also read the short stories and novelettes in March but not counting those in my stats.

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wildwoodreads
Howling Dark | Christopher Ruocchio
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Dreaming of reading in bed. Saturday can‘t get here soon enough.

Just did a post about my bookish day off routine over on Wildwood Reads if you‘re interested. Idk what it is about morning routines but I‘m obsessed with watching them, so I thought I‘d make my own

https://wildwoodreads.com/2025/04/04/my-bookish-morning-routine-day-off/

BooksandCoffee4Me I‘ve enjoyed reading your blog posts. Thank you for sharing and inspiring. I used to write a blog - more for me than anyone else and I sense the need to return to Laurie‘s Resting Place 💛 https://lauriesrestingplace.wordpress.com/?_gl=1*17gwjwc*_gcl_au*OTA4NjY5OTYwLjE.... 3mo
wildwoodreads @BooksandCoffee4Me You totally should! I find it almost therapeutic. 1mo
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