This is a long book and jam packed with information that I‘m really enjoying and now I‘m questioning everything I know. For instance witchcraft was started to steal men‘s‘ penises so obviously men had to hunt witches down. 🤣🤣 (or that was what men ‘thought‘ witches were up to) Started a new Lego set, a gift with purchase, of a small floral arrangement and tackled the ironing mountain
I finished my Love Lego and it‘s going on shelves with love/relationship books. I need to do a complete book shelves reorganization but that‘s going to be a week long project probably happening in the summer
Cleaning my house
March Reads: I read 7 books. I‘m 3 books behind my yearly goal. My favorite read was Leave no Trace. It has a robocop. My least favorite was Blighted Stars. Reprinted people is crazy.
pickWow! Essential reading for educators at all levels and parents of school age children.
pickI loved the whole IA robocop. I did not know that it was a part of a series, so will be going back and reading the other books.
New eBook while I wait in the car to collect my lad from College.
I'd just done my first ever eBook library borrow of this yesterday and then it came up as a #99ponkobo deal today lol.
Book 2 of this series featuring an AI police partner set in the UK
pickI‘ve been arguing with our history department all week about GAI and assessments and then read a book with an AI detective.However, I did enjoy the book 😁
pickI‘m all over the map on this book. Here are my random thoughts:
1. Don‘t listen to the audiobook. Apparently you can‘t tell that there is a section of the narrative that is in italics which is an important feature of the story. (At least that‘s what Reddit readers said.)
2. It took me forever to get into it and I really had to push to finish it.
3. You have to finish it. But it will give you a headache.
4. The ocean is magical. AI sucks.
