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Well this is an interesting mix of books for #ReadYourKindle!

I think my focus will be on “Engraved on the Eye“ but they all look good!

Thanks, @CBee!

Where I travel back in time and space to a different country and different time. Thank you Jeffrey Angles for translating both Godzilla and Godzilla Raids Again by Shigeru Kayama
https://www.suzs-space.com/godzilla-and-godzilla-raids-again-by-shigeru-kayama-t...

A wryly funny, complex, and lovable queer cast of characters ground this ambitious and engaging exploration of how humans respond to the unknown and to the crucible of social media celebrity—ultimately resonating deeply as a celebration of curiosity, found family, and online community. Recommended for fans of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow!

I enjoyed this more than I thought I would, and I'll definitely be continuing the series at some point. While the subject matter is definitely dark, it doesn't become morbidly grotesque or seem to become intentially dark to entertain morbid fascinations. It is a unique take on a dystopian with some fun twists that were unexpected. It is definitely a YA, with it's tropey love triangle, but the book has substance aside from this.

I've been re-watching a lot of Dr. Who lately. New and old. I'm also going to listen to the tagged book after my current audiobook. And I might have also ordered a copy from ebay. If you press the button on K-9's back he says "Affirmative Master".

This was such a great read. I was so excited to read this book. It had me wondering what was going to happen to Nicholas and Etta. The ending had taken me completely surprised. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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4/5⭐ I received an eARC in exchange for an honest review.

Funny, heartrending, heartwarming, thrilling, touching. I didn't want to leave these characters. Expertly balances action and relationship building with themes of grief, what it means to be human, and being feared/dehumanized for being other/queer. Klune delivers yet again. #bookspin

Full review: https://hissingpotatoes.com/2025/02/03/review-the-bones-beneath-my-skin-by-tj-kl...

I still haven't finished any of my #readYourKindle picks for January, but time marches and here are picks for February. I've been warned the Star Trek episode is awful, but I've heard good things about the Hamilton, and don't remember why I picked up the other two. They were free, probably. I hope to get to at least two of these and make up for my disappointing show last month.

This was a subtle, layered book about freedom, power, fate, and identity. The tone is darker than the first book, and for me the story is more satisfying. It was slower-paced, but an excellent read. Though released in 1970, I think the themes and story are still relevant today.

This was the perfect book for right now. Oddly enough, the story of an alien helped me find the strength to get through each day. This story is emotional, funny, heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time. I felt the sincerity of this story on each page, once again proving that Matt Haig has a talent for writing that very few have. This story will resonate with readers as we struggle as a planet to survive the pain and suffering all around.