I primarily listen to audiobooks using Libby, and sometimes Audible. Feel free to ask me about how I have 13 cards on Libby.
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In this taut and explosive debut novel, one lapse in judgement lands a young mother in a government reform program …
In the Watchful City explores borders, power, diaspora, and transformation in an Asian-inspired mosaic novella …
The use of neo pronouns and general descriptions of what people look like is really cool
In this taut and explosive debut novel, one lapse in judgement lands a young mother …
Damn a real “Klara and the Sun” moment
In this taut and explosive debut novel, one lapse in judgement lands a young mother …
Uhh is this Swarthmore ? Haverford ?
Edit: 400 acres makes me think swat
In this taut and explosive debut novel, one lapse in judgement lands a young mother …
Incredibly stressful. I’m glad it’s not played off as a comedy, unlike some other recent reads.
In the Watchful City explores borders, power, diaspora, and transformation in an Asian-inspired mosaic novella …
Going to read the ebook instead of the audiobook for a change of pace
On the dyson sphere Shenzhen, artificial intelligences rule and humans live in luxury, vying to …
mm. i was disappointed. at first, it felt like it had the potential to be like "the imperial radch", but with more of a sino-futurist approach. I had also hoped for more with it being given a rec as hopepunk. I just couldn't get into the characters and didn't feel hopeful at all. I think it would be good for fans of "Murderbot" if you're willing to see the book through to its sequels.
mm. i was disappointed. at first, it felt like it had the potential to be like "the imperial radch", but with more of a sino-futurist approach. I had also hoped for more with it being given a rec as hopepunk. I just couldn't get into the characters and didn't feel hopeful at all. I think it would be good for fans of "Murderbot" if you're willing to see the book through to its sequels.
On the dyson sphere Shenzhen, artificial intelligences rule and humans live in luxury, vying to …
i asked my partner to let me use one of his audible credits so i could check this out
For readers of The Wild Edge of Sorrow and Crying in H-Mart--a profound and searching …
Got this on sale from a secondhand book store. I'm interested in learning more about Buddhism because of a friend, and I like getting to hear an Asian American perspective of it.
Got this on sale from a secondhand book store. I'm interested in learning more about Buddhism because of a friend, and I like getting to hear an Asian American perspective of it.
As a descendant of the Chinese god of medicine, ignored middle child Elle was destined …
I mean this is obviously a romance novel but I thought maybe i would enjoy the world building. I kinda did but it’s not enough loool
Freaking amazing. This is the queer realistic fiction I've been craving. Still a bit coming of age but in the way that people in their mid twenties get caught between youth and adulthood. Was wondering why it was set in 2008 but it makes sense I think.
Freaking amazing. This is the queer realistic fiction I've been craving. Still a bit coming of age but in the way that people in their mid twenties get caught between youth and adulthood. Was wondering why it was set in 2008 but it makes sense I think.
From a brilliant new voice comes an electrifying novel of a young immigrant building a life for herself—a warm, dazzling, …
I get that this is a book of satire but the way that the author writes queer characters is extremely uncomfortable and I couldn’t find out more about what’s up with that. The book is fun but feels predictable. Skipping mostly because I don’t feel a need to read more literature like this but if I hadn’t already read more like it, maybe it would be a good start.
I predicted a plot twist but it was satisfying when it was actually what I thought
Move Slowly and Build Bridges tells the story of activists, software developers, artists, and everyday …