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Project Hail Mary
Project Hail Mary | Andy Weir
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JuliaTheBookNerd
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#Candy 🍭🍬 #DaysDevotedTo… 🍂☕️🧣🍁🌙🥧🕯

#BookNerd 🤓📚💙

Eggs So clever👏🏻🙌🏻👍🏼 2w
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Kshakal
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Mehso-so

I was worried that this book wasn‘t going to be my jam and I was right, it wasn‘t… that being said, I didn‘t completely hate it. There were parts that I enjoyed but it was way too sciencey for me and the ending seriously lacked in my opinion.

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Kshakal
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Thanks for the tag @TheSpineView #two4tuesday

1. You better believe I have
2. Science, aliens, struggle

@BethM @JenReadsAlot @peaKnit

TheSpineView You are on the ball! Thanks for playing 1mo
BethM How is the book? 1mo
Kshakal @BethM it isn‘t bad, but it is not my jam… 1mo
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DanaR
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Really enjoying this so far! Yes, it has science, which makes my brain tingle. It‘s engaging and funny, very enjoyable so far!!

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Kshakal
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Feeling cozy on this rainy day with my book, blanket, a fire, and the golden bachelorette!!

AnnCrystal Cozy 😎👍💝. 1mo
KadaGul What a perfect way to spend Saturday! 🫶🎃👻🧡I'm off for Columbus/ Indigenous, are you? 1mo
Kshakal @KadaGul I am not… ☹️ 1mo
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Kshakal
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I am not sure this will be my jam but I am excited to dive in, nonetheless!! 🤓

Ruthiella I think you will like it. It appeals to both sci-fi and non-scifi fans. 1mo
Kshakal @Ruthiella good to know!! 1mo
KathyWheeler My husband is a physicist; I have a smaller science background but it‘s been decades since I‘ve used it. We both really enjoyed this book. 1mo
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Doppoetry
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Pickpick

I've been told this is a “perfect“ book but the ending is a tiny bit lacking for me to make it absolutely perfect. Either way, this book made me laugh and cry and was a joy to read as the other Weir books were. Still would highly recommend this author for an entertaining read.

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Gryffleclaw95
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Pickpick

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

“Project Hail Mary” is a book that I‘ll be thinking about for a long time. The plot, humanity‘s impending extinction, Ryland‘s character arc, and (of course) Ryland‘s and Rocky‘s friendship are all major reasons why I gave this book all five stars. There is a lot of science in this book, however Weir writes in a way that you will still understand the plot and the book, even if you don‘t get the terms or concepts that he uses.

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Doppoetry
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#Bookreport

📚Currently reading:

📕A Dance with Dragons
📕Akechi Kogoro
📙The Witness for the Dead
📙Project Hail Mary

Progress:
Made steady progress with ADWD and PHM though I was busy during the last week and didn't manage to finish anything. I will probably finish one book this week.

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Fortifiedbybooks
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Pickpick

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐I don't know why I waited so long to read this #NetGalley ARC. Maybe I feared it wouldn't be as good as Weir's other novels. While this isn't quite as awesome as The Martian, it's a close second, and will probably be my favorite book this year. I'm hoping Weir comes out with a new novel soon because he has reached auto-buy status. This was my 6th book for #SciFiSummer

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Doppoetry
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#Bookreport

📚Currently reading:

📕A Dance with Dragons
📕Akechi Kogoro
📙The Witness for the Dead
📙Project Hail Mary

Progress:
It felt like a slow week but I made steady progress with ADWD and finished My Best Friend's Exorcism which was an extremely fun read. I also started Project Hail Mary which I've been wanting to start for a while, as I keep hearing a lot of praise for it. So far it's been a good listen. Will continue with the same pace

Doppoetry -this upcoming week. 4mo
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Twainy
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This was my 2021 BOTY! I have 2 special editions 😊 I just listened to the book for a second time! I still love it!! Possibly more! Ray Porter killed it!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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REPollock
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Pickpick

I liked this more than I expected to, but it wasn‘t described as “junior high science teacher finds alien life and saves the world” and that‘s basically it.

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abmaltly
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Pickpick

I really enjoyed this book and the relationship between the characters. Sometimes I found the constant problem/solution loop frustrating but overall the story was great.

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OriginalCyn620
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Loved it! I‘m not a huge sci-fi girl but this is my 2nd Weir book (also loved The Martian) so maybe I just love his sci-fi. Just a great read!

#bookspinbingo
#pop24 - book set in space

ChaoticMissAdventures I think it is the humor he throws in, and the focus on the characters. I loved the 2 you mentioned but was really let down by his other novel. You might enjoy Becky Chambers she has a similar scifi style to her series 6mo
OriginalCyn620 @ChaoticMissAdventures Definitely love his humor! I‘ve not heard of that series but I‘ll have to check it out sometime! 6mo
TheAromaofBooks I really enjoyed this one and The Martian. But like @ChaoticMissAdventures I wasn't a huge fan of Artemis. Weir did NOT do a good job writing a female POV lol A scifi series that I really enjoyed was the Aurora Cycle. Mainly because I need my scifi to have some snarky humor 😂 6mo
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OriginalCyn620
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Another successful #20in4 readathon! I finished Rachel Price and First Lie Wins. I also wanted to get started on the tagged book, which I am halfway through. I didn‘t think I‘d get that far into it, so I‘m pleased!

ChaoticMissAdventures Project Hail Mary is so much fun! Easy to get carried away reading it. 6mo
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thewallflower0707
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Pickpick

I was really in the mood for Sci-Fi these last two weeks after seeing Dune, Arrival, Interstellar and The Martian 👽. However, #ProjectHailMary didn‘t blow me away. It‘s pretty good and humorous, but the ending was a bit disappointing.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5

#AndyWeir

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Pinta
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Saving the universe from star eaters. “Memory gap / flashbacks / amnesia drugs” chronology flipping is cheesy, but allows Grace interaction outside of isolation. Lotsa space chemistry. I resisted Rocky, but found fondness. Would watch Rocky sleep. My new mantra: “I may not have all the answers, but I‘m here.” 2021

P390 “I‘m not the right guy for this job. I‘m a last-second replacement because the actually qualified people blew up. But I‘m here.”

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KathyWheeler
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Pickpick

My husband and I listened to Project Hail Mary as our road trip book. We both loved it. He said the science was good, and it wasn‘t too far over my head too often. The story was great and touching. I wasn‘t expecting that ending. I liked The Martian, but loved this book. We started Agent to the Stars, and I continued with The Ghost Orchid on my #audiowalk

Texreader I love that you both listen to audiobooks together. Wish my hubs would do that! 9mo
KathyWheeler @Texreader I suggested it on a trip one time — I think with the first Dresden Files book — and he found he really enjoyed them. I‘d been listening to them for years on my walks and in the car by myself. 9mo
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Kris-10
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Your face opening is in sad mode. Why question?

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claripetrone
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Mehso-so

"Project Hail Mary" by Andy Weir. 7,9/10 rating.
For me, this book was pretty controversial. The first half of the book i felt distracted, but after it began picking up pace it was quite fun and interesting.
Still, these are not my kind of books, but I must say I liked it a lot more than other books of this type. Thanks, dad for recommending it to me!
Ps: I shipped Ryland with Stratt, am I the only one??

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PaperbackPirate
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Also my favorite for the year!

✅ science fiction
✅ fast paced
✅ unique

#12booksof2023 @Andrew65

Jari-chan One of my favourite books ever ❤ 11mo
Andrew65 Love this book ❤️ 11mo
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PaperbackPirate
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I read 40 books in 2023 and these 15 were my favorites.
Top Row: Nonfiction/Memoir
Middle Row: Fiction
Bottom Row: Science Fiction/Horror/Middle Grade

If I had to pick just one favorite I would say…Project Hail Mary!

Another great year of reading!
Happy Reading to all in 2024!

Littlewolf1 I‘ve read Wool and it was pretty good. Lessons in chemistry is on my list though. 11mo
PaperbackPirate If you haven‘t read Lessons in Chemistry yet @Littlewolf1 move it up the stack! 3mo
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DebinHawaii
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Running Saturday errands & the craft market I planned to lunch at had very limited food options today (hot ramen & look at the temp—TMI but today‘s snarky weather quote is sadly true! Doubly sad for November vibes!)😓

I stopped for to-go poke & as all the outside seating area is full I‘m enjoying lunch & air con in my car listening finally to the tagged book. It‘s a bit disquieting as the narrator sounds like my old colleague “Safety Steve.”😆

Cortg Sounds like a rough day! 🤣 13mo
Chrissyreadit I do love that weather APP 13mo
Larkken Yikes! Haha. At least poke is always good for hot days! 13mo
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PaperbackPirate
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My #Scarathlon total for #TeamBOOkLovers is
1,205 points.
So much fun!
Thank you @Bookwormjillk @TheSpineView @Andrew65 @Catsandbooks for hosting fun things all month!
#BOOkLovers

Catsandbooks Hooray! 👏🏼🧡 13mo
Bookwormjillk 👏👏👏 I love the way you laid this out. So organized. Thanks for being a great teammate. 13mo
TheSpineView Fantastic! 13mo
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PaperbackPirate Thank you @Catsandbooks ! 🦇🖤 13mo
PaperbackPirate Thank you @Bookwormjillk ! The Bookly app made it for me. 🎃📙 13mo
PaperbackPirate Thank you @TheSpineView ! 🚀🛸 13mo
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#LitsySciFiBookClub #LSFBC

Here are a few questions to start the conversation. Fill free to talk about anything. I thought this was an outstanding book and hope you guys enjoyed it as much as I did.

@Larkken @Deblovestoread @bnp @ravenlee @Johanna414 @BookmarkTavern @julesG @sebrittainclark @BookBelle84 @Readergrrl @CSeydel

julesG 1) tricky. It wasn't too much for me, but I thought that some of it was just to show off how brilliant Ryland Grace is. 13mo
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Ruthiella I enjoyed this book much more than The Martian. It had too much science for me personally, but I just glossed over it. Rocky and Ryland were both loners I think who found their soul mate in each other. 😂 I think Startt did the right thing…the good of the many. (edited) 13mo
majkia I read this book earlier in the year and loved it. I love the science! 13mo
ravenlee I actually enjoyed the science bits, it felt like manageable pieces broken up throughout the story so there wasn‘t a massive science infodump anywhere. And Stratt…was a piece of work in a lot of ways, but she did what was necessary. My favorite part about her was when she acknowledged, facetiously or not) that she would likely face charges after the resolution of the crisis. 13mo
CatLass007 I think the book had just the right amount of science to please people who enjoy the science-y part of science fiction. And not too much science to make the non-scientists stop reading. I love the friendship between Ryland and Rocky. They had to work together to learn to communicate and because they learned how to communicate they were able to make the science to solve the problem plaguing both their planets. 13mo
kwmg40 I enjoy books with lots of science, but I found the science-fiction ideas less plausible than in The Martian. I liked the friendship between Ryland and Rocky, and the efforts in communicating were both interesting and entertaining. I can accept Stratt's actions under the circumstances. 13mo
PaperbackPirate I thought it was a good amount of science as well. Ryland is a scientist doing science stuff so it made sense in the context and didn‘t feel forced to me. I loved the similarities between Ryland and Rocky. They both wanted to save their people (eventually ;) and were both very skilled in their fields. They also seemed to have a similar sense of humor. Stratt made the hard decisions a leader has to make. Cool characters! 13mo
Bookwomble 1) The science aspect felt reasonable & self-consistent for me. I'd've been happy with more, but it was also enough. 2) Yeah, I really liked the relationship between Ryland & Rocky. Although I don't mind "aliens want to eat your brains" stories, I actually prefer "what can we learn by befriending beings with different perspectives" stories. 3) Stratt did what was necessary. IRL, I can't imagine politicians giving up their power in this way. 13mo
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PaperbackPirate
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Yay! I met my #OutstandingOctober Readathon goals!

My goals:
👾 finish Project Hail Mary - 290 pages
👯‍♀️ read 2 more chapters of Bitch - 59 pages
🟰 349 pages

Thank you @Andrew65 ! Hopefully I can add a little more later tonight.

#TeamBOOkLovers #BOOkLovers #scarathlon
@Bookwormjillk

Bookwormjillk 👏👏👏 13mo
Andrew65 Excellent. Well done and thanks for playing along 👏👏👏🙌🥳🍾🥂❤️ 13mo
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PaperbackPirate
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Today I finished Project Hail Mary for #LitsySciFiBookClub with @TheSpineView . I can‘t wait to talk about it with them because I loved it so much.
🧑🏼‍🚀 I loved the main characters, the timeline shifts, and the flow. Really did not want to put it down. I laughed and I cried.
🚀🦠🚀🦠🚀
✔️ Finished 1 goal for #OutstandingOctober with @Andrew65
✔️ Got some points for #TeamBOOkLovers for the #Scarathlon
📸 Photo from last Saturday‘s eclipse

TheSpineView 💙🚀💙 13mo
PaperbackPirate Also forgot this counts for the #PhotoChallenge Day 3: Death/Dead. Not a spoiler: Ryland Grace wakes up on a spaceship and his crew mates are dead. (edited) 13mo
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PaperbackPirate
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Looking forward to the #OutstandingOctober Readathon with @Andrew65 !

My goals:
👾 finish Project Hail Mary - 290 pages
👯‍♀️ read 2 more chapters of Bitch - 59 pages
🟰 349 pages

My Bookly app predicts this will take me about 11 hours.

Hoping also to add some points for #TeamBOOkLovers in the #scarathlon.

Andrew65 Great to have you with us, best of luck 😁 13mo
PaperbackPirate Thank you @Andrew65 ! It‘s going well! 13mo
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TheSpineView
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#FirstLineFriday @ShyBookOwl

"What's two plus two."

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RamsFan1963
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97/150 I'll be the first to admit I didn't finish The Martian, got bogged down in the science. I thought I'd have the same problem with this, but ended up enjoying it a lot. One thing like like about Weir's characters is they work the problem. No magic, no dumb luck or coincidence, they do the math, solve the equations and save the day. The end was a bit anticlimactic but overall an excellent adventure. 4 ⭐⭐⭐⭐💫

RamsFan1963 I'm looking forward to the discussion on #LitsySciFiBookClub at the end of October 14mo
TheSpineView Totally agree! One Weir's best books! Glad ypu enjoyed! 14mo
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Ruthiella I finished The Martin, but I didn‘t like it. I agree, this one was much better. For me personally it was the addition of Rocky that made it worthwhile. 14mo
DieAReader 🥳🥳🥳 14mo
Read4life 🍁👻🎃 14mo
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wanderinglynn
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#20in4

Where has this month gone?!? My goals for #20in4 are to start the tagged for #scifibookclub and finish Rosalie Palmer.

MissyD So what is #20in4? 14mo
wanderinglynn @MissyD it‘s a readathon that @Andrew65 hosts the last weekend of the month. The goal is to read 20 in 4 days. It could be 20 chapters, 20 hours, 20 minutes per day, 20 pages per day. Whatever works for you. 14mo
MissyD @wanderinglynn sweet. Thanks for explaining. Off to do some reading. 14mo
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Andrew65 I wish I knew where the month had gone 🤷‍♂️ Great to have you with us, best of luck 😁 14mo
Andrew65 @MissyD Be great to have you join us, it‘s a very fun and informal Readathon where you can shoot for any sort of 20 goal, or even set your own goals. 14mo
MissyD @Andrew65 I‘m joining. I did 20 minutes of an audiobook (welll more than 20. Like 120 minutes. 🤣). And 20 pages in two books. 14mo
Andrew65 @MissyD Brilliant 😁 14mo
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RamsFan1963
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Kissing September goodbye, it flew by so fast. My main goals for this readathon is to finish Project Hail Mary for #LitsySciFiBookClub and The Space Race on audio, so that
I can start Starter Villain (audio) and From A Certain Point of View: Return of the Jedi with the beginning of October.
Good luck to everyone joining in.
#20in4 @Andrew65

Andrew65 September has shot by, as has the year! 😳
Great to have you with us, good luck 😁
14mo
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ravenlee
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I got this hefty(ish) tome from the library yesterday for #LitsySciFiBookClub #LSFBC and now I just need to start it. That‘s not at all intimidating.

TheSpineView Enjoy! 1y
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Bookwomble
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#LitsySciFiBookClub #LSFBC @TheSpineView
Excellent choice, even though I didn't vote for it myself, which is a good outcome!
The Sci element is hard-school, but not so much that it's like reading a technical manual, the Fi element is engaging and with enough lightheartedness to leaven the "future of humankind at risk" high-stakes loaf (my metaphors are out of control here!). And, I really enjoyed the relationship between the two MCs. 4.75⭐

Bookwomble Oh, yeah: Paul Rudd should play Ryland Grace in the movie 🎥 🍿😊 1y
TheSpineView It is a great book. I have not started my reread yet. However, I am looking for to it. 1y
julesG Paul Rudd is a great choice. 😁😁 1y
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Bookwomble
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Got to page 100, and I'm enjoying it so far. Eminently filmable, which I guess is the idea: this first part is the recruitment phase of the Project, with neat contrasts between settings & characters, which gives the narrative a propulsive forward momentum.
#LitsySciFiBookClub #LSFBC
PS. @TheSpineView If this is too much info, too soon, please let me know. I deliberately haven't mentioned plot, just feels, but I'll save it for later if preferred😊

julesG There was rumour about a film with Ryan Gosling in the lead. 1y
Bookwomble @julesG I can see him in the role, and if he is then there's a good chance I'd get Mrs B to watch it! 😄🤩😍🤩 1y
Bookwomble @julesG Oh, wait: it's Ryan Reynolds she has a thing for! I always get those two mixed up 😁 1y
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julesG 😂😂😂 I like Reynolds more than Gosling, too. I think I would have liked to see Reynolds swallowing every possible cuss word. 1y
Suet624 I‘m with Mrs B. 1y
TheSpineView I knew a studio had bought the rights. Didn't realize it had been cast. Wonder if they have started shooting? 1y
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Bookwomble
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Reading this for the #LitsySciFiBookClub September/October read, and it's my first by this author, a chunkster by my standards, and modern in comparison with my usual sci-fi reads, so much to discover, I hope 😊👩‍🚀🚀

@thespineview #LSFBC

julesG It reads fast. At least I went through it pretty quickly 🤔 1y
TheSpineView Enjoy! 1y
Bookwomble @julesG It does read quickly 😊 If I wasn't going out today, there's a chance I might finish it, or at least a good chunk of it. 1y
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TheSpineView
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I have tallied all the votes and the winner is Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir. This is a reread for myself. I enjoyed it and look forward to sinking back into this book.

The page count is 476. Therefore, it will span two months. Open discussion will begin at the end of October. Let me know if you have any questions or if you are having trouble getting a copy. Since this came out in 2021 there should be plenty of used copies around.

CSeydel I have already read this one but it‘s a rare 5-star pick for me! Maybe I‘ll reread it for the club. 1y
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Bookwomble I'm sure one of the libraries near me will have it 😊 1y
majkia I've already read it, but it is a terrific read. I'll keep an eye out for the discussion on it. 1y
Ruthiella I hated The Martian 😂 but I‘ll give this a go. Shouldn‘t be difficult at all to get a copy. 1y
Soubhiville Such a great book! 1y
Roary47 Excited! 🤩 1y
Deblovestoread I highly recommend audio. It really added something for me. I‘ll try to jump in for the discussion. Enjoy! 1y
BookmarkTavern This has been on my list for ages! I‘m excited to get to it! 1y
RamsFan1963 Cool beans, I have this on my shelves and have been meaning to get to it. I need to put the pedal down and finish Big Ship before the end of August 1y
BethM Ooh I‘ve been wanting to read this! 1y
julesG A re-read for me, too. Looking forward to our discussion. 1y
kwmg40 I‘ve read this already but will definitely participate in the discussion! 1y
CatLass007 @TheSpineView I just wanted to clarify something. You‘re calling this the September selection for the #LitsySciFiBookClub but the first half of the book will be discussed at the end of October and the second half will be discussed at the end of November? What book(s) will be discussed at the end of August and the end of September? 1y
TheSpineView @CatLass007 The book we are currently reading, A Big Ship at the Edge of the Universe, will discussed at the end of August. Any book over 350 pages will span a two month time frame and be discussed at the end of the time period. Which for Project Hail Mary will be the end of October. Nothing discussed in September 1y
CatLass007 @TheSpineView Thank you for “unconfusing” me. 1y
TheSpineView @CatLass007 👍😘🌞 1y
CatLass007 @TheSpineView Do you have a specific date for when you will be discussing The Big Ship at the Edge of the Universe? The audiobook is available now via Libby. I pretty much only read audiobooks. I have chronic migraines and e-books are out of the question. Books on paper are wonderful and they take up a ton of room, so I‘m deaccessioning my print library. There‘s a local used book store that will give cash, store credit, or a (cont)⬇️ 1y
CatLass007 combination of the two. I like cash but I‘ll settle for store credit because I still read graphic novels and I still use craft books. I‘m sorry. I don‘t know why I‘m rambling on. I just wanted to know if you have a specific date planned for the discussion. 1y
TheSpineView @CatLass007 Discussion will start at the end of the month. No set in stone date. In the last few days before September. 1y
CatLass007 @TheSpineView Okay. Thank you! 1y
CatLass007 @TheSpineView I know you‘ve tagged me for Project Hail Mary, but I wanted to make sure that I‘ll be tagged on A Big Ship… for the discussion. Please. I was able to check the audiobook out of the library via Libby and I want to dive right in. 1y
TheSpineView @CatLass007 I added your name to my list of Littens to tag. Therefore, you will be tagged on ALL group posts going forward unless you ask me to stop. This includes the discussion at the end of August. 1y
CatLass007 @TheSpineView That‘s great! I suspected that was the case but I wanted to make sure. I appreciate your patience with me and the hard work you do to host this book club. 1y
PageShifter I have this on hold now!! 1y
TheSpineView @CatLass007 No worries!😘 1y
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TheSpineView
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#Movie2BookRecs @Klou
Movie: Vanilla Sky

Klou Nice!! 1y
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DebinHawaii
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#VolumesAndVocals

After hearing so many good things about this as an audiobook, I just used an Audible credit for it. About a #RocketMan

“And I think it's gonna be a long, long time
'Til touchdown brings me 'round again to find
I'm not the man they think I am at home
Oh, no, no, no
I'm a rocket man
Rocket man, burning out his fuse up here alone”
🚀

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Perfect 🚀👌🏻📚 1y
Eggs 👏🏻👏🏻🚀👍🏼👍🏼 1y
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Ryland Grace wakes up out of a coma with amnesia to find himself approaching Tau Ceti. As his memory comes back in bits and pieces he remembers that he is on a mission to save the human race.

I really enjoyed this story, following Grace as he works out the nature of the problem, and seeks a solution. The author does a great job of showing how he arrives at a solution rather than just presenting the answer. All the stars.

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Mehso-so

Not my typical genre so probably a me problem over the book but I drifted too much while listening to this. There were times I almost bailed but some chapters ended in a way I had to keep on which I‘m glad I did as it was a good listen overall - it just took me a while to get past the first person narrative; I felt like I was being taught which sometimes took me out of the story. I loved Rocky and the ending was really good.

BarbaraBB Great photo. What town is it? 2y
youneverarrived @BarbaraBB it‘s York where I live 💕 2y
BarbaraBB That‘s so beautiful! 2y
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squirrelbrain Never seen York so quiet! ❤️ 2y
batsy It's a lovely street! And now I want some fish and chips 😁 2y
youneverarrived @squirrelbrain this is what it was like during lockdown 2y
youneverarrived @batsy whenever I walk past this street the smell always makes me crave them 😆 2y
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LadyCait84
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Pickpick

When both your husband and bestie love a book, you boost it to the top of your TBR and hope you love it too.

And I did. It was quite a ride, emotionally and galactically.

LoverOfLearning I LOVED his other book 📖. Never been a fan of sy-fi but I was hooked. The way it was written was just *chefs kiss*. 5 stars. Which still shocks me. I also liked the book a bit more than the movie but both were fantastic! 2y
LadyCait84 @LoverOfLearning I also loved The Martian! I think it‘s because he balances the sci-fi elements with character(s) that feel so ordinary and endearing? For both The Martian and this one, the protagonists — despite being super nerds in out-of-this-world situations — quickly become people I feel like I know and care about. (edited) 2y
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JuliaTheBookNerd
Project Hail Mary | Andy Weir
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#ScienceRelated 🚀 #MayMontage 🥳💐♊️

#BookNerd 🤓📚💙

Eggs Perfect 👍🏼 2y
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cdreincarnate
Project Hail Mary | Andy Weir
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I had heard this was a bit of a sophomore slump, but I‘m so glad I listened to it anyway! I enjoyed listening to this every bit as much as I enjoyed reading The Martian. It certainly made housework much more fun!

CSeydel I think Artemis was his sophomore slump and PHM was a home run! 2y
cdreincarnate @CSeydel I haven‘t read Artemis, but I agree he knocked it out of the park with this one. 2y
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