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This has been on my TBR for years and while I have enjoyed Sanderson‘s fantasy novels, this #YASciFi didn‘t really appeal as much… But I started listening & literally couldn‘t stop! I was so sucked in, I ran late all day & pretended to go to bed early just so I could finish listening!! Spensa‘s story as she struggles to make her dreams come true, learn the truth about her father‘s death that changed everything & repair a snarky ship is fantastic!

Now this was a good SciFi book. I devoured it. Fantastic world-building, solid character development, and asks great questions centering around “who are we?” This is SciFi at its best.

My full review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5793938491

It‘s PSL time! ☕️ First of the season. Enjoying it while I finish the tagged. (Also in the background are 2 of my stacks for this weekend‘s #20in4 📚📚📚)

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This is an interesting YA Sci-Fi story that explores the idea of what makes a person who they are. I was quickly drawn into this dark thriller. Plot was good and though the ending was not what I was expecting. It worked. 4⭐️

teleportation to another planet, you would love this book too.

Star Splitter was my favorite book read this year, so here's some fun facts about the book. Jessica refers to Carver 1061c as Hades, which I found hilarious and very fitting after everything that happened. Jessica's Mom was a geologist, and her dad a biological studying Hades surface. The rest you will just have to read to find out.

Just finished the book I loved it a 5/5 but the ending pissed me off

The book is thought-provoking and tackles some interesting topics in a roundabout way. I enjoyed the book and went through it quickly, but I still felt like I wasn't completely satisfied with it. I guess I'm just not sure how I feel about it.

Star Splitter is an incredible mix of sci-fi, horror and thriller, and had me addicted right away. It is thought provoking and unsettling as it raises many questions about the nature of consciousness and personhood, as well as the ethics and costs of interstellar travel and exploration. The ending leaves some questions unanswered, and I would have liked more of an epilogue. Star Splitter is absolutely gripping, intriguing and unique. 5 stars