The pacing was inconsistent but the characters were superb. Who doesn‘t love a book about dogs?
What can I say? Just lovely.
What can I say? Just lovely.
I love this book so much 🤖❤️.
I mean, what's not love about a cosy road trip with a human, a retro robot, and a radioactive sausage dog?
I always enjoy an Asimov book and this was no exception. I love the way Asimov builds a futuristic world, and I thought this was a clever murder mystery story.
Minus points though for only having one very weak female stereotypical “wife” character. I know it was written a long while ago, but still sad.
“Dex had only needed to repair it five times in the [15+] years that it had traveled in their clothes. A reliable device built to last a lifetime, as all computers were.”
Becky Chambers knows how to write a utopia 😅
This is a very cute novella. A tea monk and a robot meet in the forest....
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This is a cute little novel about a robot, Roz, washing ashore an island and learns to be wild. She learns from watching the animals, slowly learning their language. Heartbreaking at points, as the story takes no prisoners with reality. Animals die; frozen in winter and shot by hunters. It‘s a reality of life, and it is crafted sensitively. Liked how she raises a gosling as her own son. Wonderful connection. The ending surprised me.
#SpringSkies Day 7 #Escape 🤖
I really want to get to this series now that a movie is coming out later this year
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Am I just going to post photos of everything I ate or drank today? Maybe not everything, but close. 😉😋😆
After the coffee shop I grabbed a poke bowl for lupper. Started this one, my #100 for April‘s #Roll100 & happy to FINALLY get to reading it.