so-soI've had this one on my TBR for a while and I'm glad to have read it. It's a different take on the apocalyptic trope.
All in all, not a bad read but something about this one makes me wish for a few more pages of both scientists, not necessarily interacting with each other but something to make the overall book less of an open question mark about so many things but that could be the author's wish in the end.
#25in2025
A poem for the poor tariff targeted penguins.
(Found on Blue sky)
Viva le pingüino!
pickThis #Chunkster has taken me a while, but I really enjoyed it!
A historical novel mixed with some folklore, based on the ill fated Franklin expedition to find the north west passage.
I watched the tv show a while ago which was amazing, so I am glad I have finally managed to read it :)
(Ash isn‘t super impressed about joining in for the photo)
pickDark. Feminist. Gothic. Angry. Dual timelines. Short chapters. Yesssssss
pickI enjoyed this. Initially, I was excited about the book but soon found myself growing disengaged as the pace was slow. I even considered giving up. However, when Mills finally introduced some action, I became committed to finishing the book. Now that I‘m done, I found the second half to be engaging and suspenseful, with a satisfying ending. Mills created characters who felt real and flawed.
Full review at abookandadog.com/blog/bitter-passage
