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Arrrrghh! I did not know the story was not complete in one book! I had to get All Clear and start listening to it since I finished Blackout in the middle of my walk. I was far too invested in the story not to continue it. #audiowalk

On the road to Roswell!
#whereareyouMonday
@Cupcake12

I completed the quarterly bingo challenge from the Uncorked Librarian.

Le splurge.

Did a ton of reorganizing yesterday. Now my body hurts but my brand new bookshelf for my TBR is done! 😂🤷🏻‍♀️

Liked the concepts of some of the stories - and for that it gets a pick.
However, I am learning that short stories may not be for me as it sometimes feels a little too "short". Enjoyed Tower of Babylon, Story of your Life and Liking What You See.
#roll100

Our fake autumn is beginning now. The temps are in the 60s in the mornings but jump to low 80s in the afternoon. The breezes make for lovely walks. I still am not sure how all the stories are going to converge, but I‘m beginning to see possibilities. #audiowalk

This is so good. Everyone should read it. Not sure how I got tricked into another time travel book but this is probably the best.

#AuthorAMonth @Soubhiville

#BookSpinBingo @TheAromaofBooks

Written in 1967 at the height of the Vietnam War, this starts out as good-guy-vs-evil-robot Heinleinian military sci-fi, but through flashbacks we quickly see that the human MC is a symbol for US imperialist aggression, & the "good guy" is as much a Killing Thing as the robot, which is reacting (albeit with overwhelming violence) to threats made to its existence.
There's a general styled on Curtis "bomb them back into the Stone Age" LeMay, who ⬇️

I really wanted to like this, the premise was very interesting, but I just couldn't get into it. After almost a month, I've only finished 100 pages, so it's time to quit. I'll hold on to it and maybe take another run at it in 2026. #hailthebail