Dogs of War | 
pickEven though my last experience with Tchaikovsky wasn't that good, I really wanted to read this book. It might not be a highlight, but I still liked listening to the audio version. Of course I really wanted to tell Rex he's a good dog. But Honey was my favorite, so I want to read her story as well. It's an important topic the author writes about, because we're not far away from that reality. So we should be prepared...
pick🎧📚 This book was so much more than enhanced cyber dog weaponry.
I loved Rex, Honey, Dragon, Bees.
I wanted to shake Rex and tell him no!!! Bad dog! You don‘t need your old master.
I was captivated. Good audiobook and nice hardcover.
I recommend it if you‘re looking for a good short book! It‘s a book for almost everyone.
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“My name is Rex. I am a Good Dog.”
I‘m excited to read this!
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This looks great!!! It was a surprise! It was delivered really fast!!
pickAdored this book - it's pretty different from my usual reads, as it's a lot more sci-fi based and focuses primarily on technological advancements and the emotional and societal conflicts that humans have with such developments taking the form of animal-like 'robots' essentially.
The author does a superb job at getting you attached to the protagonist Rex despite his typically intimidating demeanour, definitely recommend this!
pickI'm a fan of Adrian Tchaikovsky anyway, but this was mesmerising. It asked and answered questions I never even thought to ask about the future, and challenged the concept of 'human'.
I absolutely loved this story. My mind is blown and my heart hurts over the half-human half-animal killing machines that deserved better.
pickIf you like sci-fi, give this book a chance. “I‘m Rex. I‘m a good dog.” Imagine the future where bioforms are used in wars. Augmented dogs, impossibly tall and scary, capable to understand and follow orders. Do they have rights? Are they just weapons? What happens if their master gets tried for war crimes? Excellent read ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
