June 2021 Book Haul!

i really loved it brilliant character work a wonderful world just a really like visually culturally stunning setting and yeah i pretty much loved everything about it

i enjoyed it a lot just listening to it but i knew i was gonna have to reread it at some point because i couldn't keep a bunch of the male characters straight the voice actors for them and the audiobook sounded so similar

i thought this was truly a fascinating book i really loved it

i really loved this and i need more murderbot in my life already

i think it's really well written i love the artwork and this final volume probably because i did not expect it to be the end the actual ending left me hanging just a bit i think that was an expectation thing so it was pretty good

it's just kind of intellectually delicious just to figure out how it's put together and then what it's saying and then the styles that goredisha uses in it's really good it's so good

this is one that i thought was gonna be kind of a mess in the beginning of the book i was just like there are so many things going on here and they're not sitting well together and then i actually ended up enjoying it a lot and i really liked the second half and the conclusion of the story

it's really entertaining i enjoyed the first volume a lot

i didn't love it though i have some negative opinions about things in that book that haven't dated very well i do think that brunner is a really interesting writer and i can see the influence of the style and the structure of stand on zanzibar on a lot of other sf works

this was a wonderful story collection these are translated chinese sff stories by a female chinese writer and it was really good i was super impressed by the variety and the strength of the stories in this

i recently read her novella their arrival of missives which was kind of an oddball story but i found it very intriguing and i really enjoy the writing style

it is some really good snapshots of major types of fabric wool linen cotton production things like that and some of the really big social and economic effects of those so it was a really interesting read and i quite enjoyed it

that was a really interesting and informative book about a bunch of pigments and how they were created and used throughout history

i really loved the stone weta by octavia kade i read and reviewed that last year

this is the penultimate volume in this manga series that i've really enjoyed i've talked about it in a bunch of previous book hauls and wrap ups so i'm not going to go into more depth here but yes i've loved it and a lot is happening near the end

i thought it was funny not entirely sure if i will continue reading the manga