@unsuspicious the title almost makes me want to read it anyways
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reading tofu wants to read Dawn (Xenogenesis, #1) by Octavia E. Butler
Dawn (Xenogenesis, #1) by Octavia E. Butler
Lilith Iyapo has just lost her husband and son when atomic fire consumes Earth—the last stage of the planet’s final …
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Schwer erträglich
1 star
Die Story ist sehr ähnlich aufgebaut wie im ersten Buch, aber die Charaktere sind noch oberflächlicher und die "geniale Fügung" am Ende ergibt diesmal keinerlei Sinn. Dafür dermaßen viel platte Häme über sämtliche "woken" Themen schon von Anfang an, dass es von einem Augenzwinkern weit entfernt ist. Im Mittelteil wurde es kurz wieder interessant, das Ende nur noch fürchterlich. Werde die Serie nicht weiterlesen.
reading tofu finished reading Achtsam morden by Karsten Dusse
Kurzweilig und unterhaltsam, aber ein paar Stellen in denen wohl zur Charakterzeichnung die teilweise sehr mysogyne Haltung des Protagonisten reproduziert werden, hätten mMn so nicht sein müssen. Insgesamt aber witzige Story
reading tofu started reading Achtsam morden by Karsten Dusse
Achtsam morden by Karsten Dusse
Björn Diemel wird von seiner Frau gezwungen, ein Achtsamkeits-Seminar zu besuchen, um seine Ehe ins Reine zu bringen, sich als …
reading tofu rated Remote Control: 5 stars
Remote Control by Nnedi Okorafor
The day Fatima forgot her name, Death paid a visit. From hereon in she would be known as Sankofa--a name …
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Remote Control by Nnedi Okorafor
The day Fatima forgot her name, Death paid a visit. From hereon in she would be known as Sankofa--a name …
reading tofu finished reading Elektro Krause by Patricia Eckermann
Elektro Krause by Patricia Eckermann
„Wer ist die denn?! Wo ist der Krause?“ „Ich bin Krause“, antwortete ich und registrierte, wie mein Herzschlag sich spontan …
reading tofu reviewed The Vela: a novel by Becky Chambers
Mysterious decision-making
3 stars
I liked the setting and the characters were great and written pretty good, plus some interesting ethical questions raised. But parts of the plot and some decisions/conclusions did not seem comprehensible at all, making the whole story feeling a bit off which was bothering me the whole read.
reading tofu quoted The Vela: a novel by Becky Chambers
Fuel was expensive and physics was free, so the most economical way to get a lot of people from here to there was to depend heavily on gravity assists, which meant waiting years for the planets to align themselves in a way that facilitated a slingshot. Missed your flight? No problem, there'd be another in eight years.
— The Vela: a novel by Becky Chambers, Rivers Solomon, Yoon Ha Lee, and 1 other
reading tofu wants to read Elektro Krause by Patricia Eckermann
Elektro Krause by Patricia Eckermann
„Wer ist die denn?! Wo ist der Krause?“ „Ich bin Krause“, antwortete ich und registrierte, wie mein Herzschlag sich spontan …
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@unsuspicious only choose it because I wanted to read some more Becky Chambers, but I'm keen to see what the others are up to :)
reading tofu started reading The Vela: a novel by Becky Chambers
The Vela: a novel by Becky Chambers, Rivers Solomon, Yoon Ha Lee, and 1 other
In the fading light of a dying star, a soldier for hire searches for a missing refugee ship and uncovers …