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Soscha
ATOM: The Beginning Volume 1 | Osamu Tezuka, Masami Yuuki
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Mehso-so

I was a bit underwhelmed with this one. Lots of action but the art seems rather primitive to be honest.

Only a little more research: This was the seed of Tezuka‘s better known Astro Boy, back to 1952.

“Astro Boy is considered one of the most important anime & manga series of because it was a pioneer in the industry…while also being the first Japanese animated series…effectively introducing anime to Western audiences.”

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TheQuietQuill
The Wild Robot | Peter Brown
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Going into a middle grade novel after taking a small break from my “not-so-thrilling” thriller I‘m reading 🙃

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ncsufoxes
The Wild Robot | Peter Brown
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Pickpick

I read this with my 9 year old. We both loved the story. We watched the movie over the weekend (a big thumbs up from the 9 & even the 15 year old). I liked the movie but liked the book more. We have borrowed the next 2 books from the library to continue following Roz‘s adventures.

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RainyDayReading
William | Mason Coile
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Pickpick

Entertaining sci-fi ish horror novella. Can an AI robot be possessed by evil? The characters are about to find out. Set during Halloween, an agoraphobic husband and his pregnant wife have invited some of her friends over to their smart house. The husband decides that perhaps they should meet William…and the story goes from there. Best to read in one sitting. Low pick. Enjoyed it while I read it but it‘s not a favorite.

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Sara_Planz
The Wild Robot | Peter Brown
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Pickpick

As the world feels scarier and scarier each day, I decided to find something to read that would be comforting and uplifting, and The Wild Robot was that book. For middle-grade readers (but frankly, anyone should be reading this), Peter Brown gives us a found family that will warm your heart and make you believe in unconditional love. I think it would be great for a family to read and talk about together. All the stars!!

Bookzombie I love this book and have recommended it multiple times. 🙂 2mo
AnneCecilie Have you seen the movie? 2mo
Sara_Planz @AnneCecilie I have not yet but will be 2mo
AnneCecilie I loved the movie and didn‘t know it was based on a book until a saw it 2mo
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TamTracy
William | Mason Coile
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Pickpick

I wish I felt the same way about the first 3/4 of the book as I did in the last 1/4. The story was very mediocre until the end. Once I found out what was really going on I was floored. I was also a little angry with myself for not figuring it out. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Angeles
Service Model | Adrian Tchaikovsky
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Bailedbailed

The idea is great, and the beginning is very intriguing. However, after a few chapters, I could not take more of Uncharles. I don't like the writing style, and the narrator's voice is plodding and grating, so I bailed.

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lisakoby
Service Model | Adrian Tchaikovsky
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Pickpick

Slow start but worth it. What is justice? What is purpose? What is love and connection? Excellent end. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Robotswithpersonality
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TheBookHippie ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ 2mo
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