Steel Crow Saga (Book Review)
The book particularly follows four different characters, each from a different affected country in an imagined post colonial world, including the ruling, victorious one.
The book particularly follows four different characters, each from a different affected country in an imagined post colonial world, including the ruling, victorious one.
I highly recommend this interesting, unique read; it is so satisfying to watch the unfolding success of someone overcoming being underrepresented in a field.
If you are suffering at all– what Dante calls the dark woods of error– you are out of alignment with your integrity, and may well benefit from reading this.
A lovely, slow book on nature with musings about existence, all beautifully illustrated.
This book about the history of time was both interesting and thought provoking.
I read 66 books this year and had about ten favorites. How about you?
I’d recommend reading Amazing Grace to anyone who wants to probe Christian vocabulary a little further in the hands of an unabashed, fearlessly direct, open minded, and remarkably cogent writer.
This is excellent fiction that will make you grateful for the home you have.
This novel is a reimagining of the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty in 12th century China, who in this telling, is a girl disguised as a man, married to a woman.
I think it is best to go into this book knowing little and patiently watch it unravel as it does.
Make good choices and appreciate with full mindfulness the time you have with those you love.
This is genre-bending reading, part memoir, part biography of David Star Jordan, part expose and social commentary, part existential philosophy by an atheist searching for the meaning of life in a world filled with entropy.
This book is delicately straightforward, about ordinary life in an earlier time, closely observed in copious detail.
Read this only if you want a rollercoaster of feelings, boomeranging back and forth between heartbreak and hope.
It’s a perfect read for August, when you need to kick back a bit, and not expect too much of yourself.
I really liked this new book (just out in July 2022), although it started slow and took a long time ramping up.