
I am so happy that both books are included as one in the newly released paperback. I've read them both already, but I'm excited to read them again.
I am so happy that both books are included as one in the newly released paperback. I've read them both already, but I'm excited to read them again.
This may be my new favorite comfort book. A monk in search of something unknown even to themself bumps into a robot in search of understanding the meaning of humanity. Deep in the reclaimed wild, these two forge a bond that only deepens as the monk then guides the robot around human civilizations. It's like a balm for the soul and a love letter to nature. I wonder if the author was inspired at all by Mary Oliver.
I've read three books this year with cozy, minimalist, earthy treehouse villages, and I think I'm dying to move into one. 🌳
The books were Ship of Destiny - Robin Hobb, The Light Pirate - Lily Brooks Dalton, and of course, this one.