pickA quick read. Very informative and interesting. A very accessible method of learning the very basics of astronomy and astrophysics.
dabbe #stacked! I adore him! 🤩 1d
pickA quick read. Very informative and interesting. A very accessible method of learning the very basics of astronomy and astrophysics.
pickA fantastic music memoir! The audiobook is fantastic, but now I‘d like a physical copy too, just to see the photos. Diamond and Horovitz tell their story so well, and it‘s very obvious that they dearly love and miss Yauch, and I‘d say this book is a beautiful tribute to him (RIP).
#bookspinbingo - this is my #doublespin for this month!
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#pop25 - book where music plays an integral part of the storyline
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pickI‘m not sure how this one got on my radar. 3 sisters are witches and run a tea shop telling their customers fortunes. They get enrolled by the head witches to help 3 witches find their task in life. They have to finish their task to not turn into ghosts once they die. The 3 sisters at the same time are following their passions but not sharing it with each other.
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pickI really enjoyed this! The Christmas stories included here were often a little supernatural/ghostly. The sections with a recipe also included the author sharing the significance of the food in her own life and holiday experiences. I could see myself revisiting this one!
I had three 5 🌟 reads for March, but by far, the best one was Cascade Failure. I loved everything about it, the found family aspect, the word building, the action and the snarky humor. I highly recommend it, even to those people who claim they're not really fans of science fiction.
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My favorite book in March was another one from South Korea. The titular story in this outstanding collection is about a serial killer in the early stages of Alzheimer‘s who also believes his daughter is dating a serial killer. Wild premise but the author pulls it off beautifully and the story is one of the best I read this year. I really enjoyed all the other stories in the collection too. Excellent read.
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Day 3 of #12Booksof2024
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This book asks : could health insurance be more ethically problematic? and then does not wait for an answer! And plunges you into a reality similar to ours but with people who work as dispatchers (that is, if a procedure is going south, they kill you and you reset - naked in your bed at home).
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This was my second John Scalzi book - and I see more in my future!
For March‘s #12booksof2024 it‘s another mystery set in Northern California, but this one‘s contemporary.
