I primarily read science fiction, but I will also read some general fiction, and even an interesting autobiography.
I love The Dark Tower series by Stephen King. I'm not sure if anything I'll ever read will supplant it as my favorite thing to read.
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When his best friend, Jack, leaves him behind at the doctor's office, Dexter T. Rexter …
This dinosaur has some serious anxiety and abandonment issues.
The book was entertaining, my son liked to look at the pictures, and it was short enough to get through in a couple of minutes, before he stopped paying attention.
This was an interesting one. I thought there'd be more focus on Lord Morpheus, but there were a lot of side stories that were told along the way.
I still enjoyed it a lot. :)
Loved it. I listened to the last 6 hours of the audiobook while driving to Humboldt County and back for a camping and fishing trip. It made the journey fly by!
I really hope there are more stories from this world one day.
Short but enjoyable. The whole thing was like a sort of dream sequence, which was cool.
In post-apocalyptic Colorado, a state now covered in sand, one family struggles to survive and …
I guess I just love anything Hugh Howey writes!
Unlocking the Air and Other Stories is a 1996 collection of short stories by Ursula …
I'm glad I stuck with this book longer than the other people who borrowed it from the library and left their bookmarks in the middle of a couple of stories. The first story was very confusing, but the rest made a lot more sense, and were fantastical.
A junior anthropologist on a distant planet must help the locals he has sworn to …
Absolutely blasted through this in two days.
I really loved that it wasn't a huge novel, but now I've finished it I find myself wishing it was so much longer.
I guess I need to read some more Tchaikovsky even sooner than I was already planning to.
Very good book if you want to get really angry about some people you'll hopefully never meet.
It's amazing what some of the family achieved, and disgusting what others in the family were allowed to get away with.
The third novel in the science-fiction trilogy by C.S. Lewis. This final story is set …
This one really took some getting into after the last two in the series. I couldn't tell how it was part of the same series until about half way through.
By the end I was fully invested, and now I find myself sad that there will never be another book in the series. I'm not sure if I've ever read a series written by an author who has since died, but it's kind of sad.
Anyway, well worth reading!
Dr. Ransom is ordered to Perelandra by the supreme being, and there he finds a …
This feels like a true adventure book as much as it's science fiction. I suppose I'll have to complete the trilogy now. :D
I wanted something funny and science-fictiony and I got it. It was just a little bit too silly for my liking.
There are some great jokes, but others just fall a bit flat because they're so contrived.