pickChapterhouse dune feels very different but still like a proper Dune book. I felt like nothing was happening and at the same time as if I was bombarded by concepts, ideas and quotes. There is a lot to like and a lot feels unnecessary or disjointed. Overall I still enjoyed it a lot. Check out our discussion about on on ep.68 of the Mind Duck Books podcast: https://bit.ly/44hLdX6
#frank #herbert #chapterhouse #dune
pickPart Adams, part Monty Python, & an all around ridiculously absurd fun space adventure.
Book 2 for #AwesomeApril
My #IndependentBookstoreDay book haul!
5 bookshops in 5.6 hrs, 7 books, & 11k+ steps = 1 fantastic day!
I‘ve posted links to all 5 bookstores on my blog, wanderinglynn.com
First stop on #IndependentBookstoreDay : Capitol Hill Books in Eastern Market.
I love used books. I could have spent the whole day here just browsing. But the day is short & I have a list of bookshops to get to! Next stop, just down the street, East City Bookshop!
#bookhaul
pickCan‘t believe I hadn‘t read this ever- certainly extended moments of brilliance and far more profound than I had expected. Be warned this is not like either movie- but more of a third very good option. The PKD fan within is sated.
pickOK! Two books down of the Three-Body Problem trilogy, with one to go. Really liked where this one went, sci fi to the max. Super interesting characters and story lines that I didn‘t see coming. Not sure these three books are the right read for a beach vacation though! The possible end of civilization is pretty heavy.
pickIt‘s important to read the classics! A sci-fi must read, excited to dive into the series.
pickThis third book in the Final Architecture series brings the trilogy to a satisfying close. Idris resists the plan to destroy the Architects, knowing they are compelled to obey their unseen masters. Meanwhile, a betrayal separates the crew of the Vulture God, and calls into question whether there can be a united front against the enemy. A fitting end to a brilliant and imaginative found family space opera. Loved it!
