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Aria: The Masterpiece, Volume 4 by Kozue Amano
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I just finished Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir. I liked it much better than Artemis but not as much as The Martian. Still, 4+ stars from me.
Last night I started The Robots of Dawn, but I read Project Hail Mary in later June.I am currently reading 4 or 5 books, but won't list them all--various genres.
Karin wrote: "Last night I started The Robots of Dawn, but I read Project Hail Mary in later June.I am currently reading 4 or 5 books, but won't list them all--various genres."
I have also started reading The Robots of Dawn last week. We are probably the only ones reading the latest club selection.
So far I like Asimov’s books and will have reread the seven foundation books and Robot Novels and short stories. I will be ready on September 24 for the new Apple TV “Foundation” series.
As the eternal pessimist and skeptic, I hope will be able to enjoy the tv series as much as Isaac Asimov’s novels.
I'm reading it but don't love it. However, I'm not a big Asimov fan. I do want to read all 4 books, though even though I suspect I am not going to like how it goes. I only ever read one Foundation book and won't be returning to those, so this will give me one Asimov series completed.I don't watch Apple TV so won't be seeing the series. We get cable and the only other place I watch is on Prime (not regularly, but this summer my son and I are watching Monk together, one episode per day and two on most weekend days--most days.)
I don't watch much TV these days, and watching an episode per day is more TV than I have been watching for at least a year.
Megan wrote: "The Space Between Worlds by Micaiah Johnson - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4..."I enjoyed that one. What do you think?
I just read a humorous scifi novel I spotted in the new book display of one of the brick and mortar libraries where I have a card, How to Mars by David Ebenbach
I just read a waste-of-time y/a scifi book Zodiac by Romina Russell, but it fit a reading challenge.
Lost in Math: How Beauty Leads Physics Astray by Sabine HossenfelderCosmic Queries: StarTalk's Guide to Who We Are, How We Got Here, and Where We're Going by Neil deGrasse Tyson
Invisible Sun by Charles Stross
Currently listening to the audiobook for To Sleep in a Sea of Stars. Pretty interesting so far. It's quite a long read/listen!
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