The Last Gifts of the Universe | 
I love when sci-fi authors solve language puzzles presented by telling a story with aliens in a language created by humans.
How do you say something's man-made, when it wasn't made by man? [ Yeah, you could say artificial or not natural, but this is more fun 😊].
Oof, anybody else having a less-than-pleasant post-grad school unemployment phase flashback? 🫣
Say it with me people: degree ≠ job. 😣
You'll have much less stressful twenties if you can hold onto this truth.
Yes, I'm officially spamming the feed with Pumpkin-related quotes 'cause KITTY! 😍🐱🎃
Furry missile attaaaaack! 😆 The “bat, bat, bat“ of the booties! 🤭
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Scout is chasing down the archives left by a long dead alien civilization that may have found the answer to what kills every civilization that makes it to space in a race against time with Verity Co who turn every piece of information into an opportunity for profit.
It's a book about grief and the connection between the living. I thought the corporate greed message was a little heavy handed, but a good read overall.
What was my favorite book of December? And the answer is…this clever and wistful story about siblings in space with their cat. Their CAT, y‘all. #12booksof2024
1. I met my Goodreads goal by completing the tagged book. It made me laugh and cry.
2. The pool was a little cold for my aquatics class Monday, so we warmed up with cross pool exercises to disco music.
3. South Korea stopping an attempted coup!
4. I spent all day yesterday going places and getting stuff done.
5. One stop was at a library branch I don‘t visit much. Since my last visit they have installed solar panels in the parking.
#5joysfriday
The April selection for the #LitsySciFiBookClub #LSFBC is The Last Gifts of the Universe by Rory August. At 203 pages it should be a quick read. I hope everyone one will enjoy April's selection. If you want to be added or removed from the tag list, please let me know. Happy Reading!
Discuss for March's selection, The Man Who Fell to Earth, will start in a couple of days. You still have time to read/finish because this one is short also.
