pickWhat a great book! Mark Watney is such a complex, funny and real character. I felt like I was on Mars with him for this adventure. Andy Weir is now an auto buy author for me.
Okay, I just started this to see what everyone is talking about and I get it! It completely sucked me in and now it‘s almost midnight and I definitely won‘t be going to sleep anytime soon😅📖🙌🏼
pickThe drama of this instalment was top notch! Does the science check out? No idea! But you‘ll be having such a good time reading this that you won‘t mind!
Me whenever my grandpa brings up something associated with the trash newspaper he reads but refuses to admit is biased.
Say what you will about the Herald Sun (and I‘ll say quite a lot) but their comic strips are excellent - Hagar, Garfield, Ginger Meggs, Fred Basset, Snake Tales… (obviously the Mark Knight ones can get in the bin)
Anyway - I am loving this instalment of CatStronauts - they just don‘t miss
pickA fun YA sci fi book. It has quite a few YA tropes but I felt that they were handled well and added to the story rather than detracted from it
Looking forward to the rest of the series
Anyone else have a copy of this book like this? Is it intentional? I actually haven't started reading yet, so maybe it will make sense with the story. Or maybe it's a publishing mistake. 🤷🏻♀️
pickThis was joyous, wonderful, witty and so many other excellent adjectives! I went in with zero expectations and was floored by how much I loved it! This is the author‘s first “popular science book” and it was a gem 👍 I highly recommend to anyone who enjoys space and to those who don‘t think much about it until you come across a full moon on a random Tuesday and think, “Wow! Would you look at how beautiful the moon is?!?” (I‘m in this group 🙋♀️)
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