Stitch & Bitch - January 2025

I read his debut science fiction novel a year or two ago it was called breaking day and I thought it was it was really interesting

I think you would enjoy both of them

I think it was Justice Hall was the one that hit me so hard in the fields it was about a young a young soldier who he was basically murdered by he was he was blamed for something so that he would be shot while he was in the Army and nobody knew about it and oh that one that one got to me so much

I ate this up and I think it's going to be another one of those romance Series where like it's a Trilogy that goes around with all the main characters mentioned

It is interesting but I'm taking a lot of it with a grain of salt because I've never read anything really about this topic other than like popsy books on information and like the beginning of the creation of the computer and stuff so it's interesting but it is it's taken me a while to get through it

It's really about people's relationships and contracts with each other and I thoroughly enjoyed it I kind of had wish that it would have been a more continuous story but also having never read anything else by Ursula Witcher I was just happy that I got to read this it was really good

I really liked Peter Cabo gets lost that's the road trip one where Peter they're leaving after graduation at College he offers to take one of his classmates from the East Coast all the way out to LA

I'm reading that it's long running science fiction series about a settlement of humans that ends up on an alien planet and they after hundreds of years they kind of trade information between each other the main character begins as just a translator between the humans and the atevi and it over the course of the series he basically becomes a member of the atevi society he becomes a lord of that society and it's highly political lots of political High Jinks they meet other alien species too I love it I could go on about this forever

I thought what was her first the first one I read by her the ladyes guide to Celestial mechanics I loved that book and it was smart

Language of bees is the first part of a story though this is the first time the series has done this where you have to read the next book to get the conclusion to the mystery and I don't know how I feel about because it was already quite a long book but it has to do with Family Matters for Sherlock so I'm pretty invested in it so I will continue with the series

I also loved this Nolla like I was inspired to pick it up after last time like oh actually that sounds like it'll be a fun read for right now I loved it was like the perfect story for novela length and there was way more detail and kind of deep stuff like transhumanist stuff in it than I expected it was so good

I really liked the first one which was we could be so great at five stars all around

I thought that I wouldn't get into this one as much because it is really heavy on the baseball and if there is any sport I would like to never know more about it is baseball despite that super loved this