Our AI

Title: Our AI: My Journey, Your Invitation, Our Future

Author: Felicity Hill

Publisher:  Brisbane Audiobook Production

 
ISBN: n/a

 

Thoughts: At the start of this book, I felt like Hill was contradicting her beliefs, but go with her on her journey and learn why she feels like she does, then do your own investigation.

 

Rating: 3/5

The Changling

Title: The Changeling

Author: Thomas Middleton & William Rowley

Publisher:  Manchester University Press

 
ISBN: 9780719044816

 

Thoughts: The tragedy in this caught me a little off guard, and I am not sure if that is a reflection on the writers or if the style of tragedy changed a little from the Elizabethan to Jacobean periods.

 

Rating: 3/5

The Mummy Snatcher Curse

Title: The Mummy Snatcher Curse

Author: Tiffany McDaniel

Publisher:  Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers

 
ISBN: 9781665955331

 

Thoughts: The exposition on this was long, but everything did wrap up nicely (pun intended) by the end, though the catalyst for a major plot point was never explained.

 

Rating: 3/5

The Deep Sky

Title: The Deep Sky

Author: Yume Kitasei

Publisher:  Flatiron Books

 
ISBN: 9781250875334

 

Thoughts: Setting a mystery on a generation ship made this novel fascinatingly unique, but it feels like Kitasei was more focused on Asuka's backstory than explaining some important aspects of the ship.

 

Rating: 4/5

The Mighty Red

Title: The Mighty Red

Author: Louise Erdrich

Publisher:  HarperAudio

 
ISBN: n/a

 

Thoughts: Like her previous novels, this is a highly character-driven story, which some characters being more likeable than others.

 

Rating: 3/5

The Missing Half

Title: The Missing Half

Author: Ashley Flowers w/ Alex Kiester

Publisher:  Bantam

 
ISBN: 9780593726983

 

Thoughts: With her sophomore novel, Flowers has now proven her knack for pulling the reader in and hitting them with twist after twist.

 

Rating: 4/5

Kristy's Big Day

Title: Kristy's Big Day

Author: Gale Galligan & Ann M. Martin

Publisher:  Graphix

 
ISBN: 9781338888287

 

Thoughts: While there is still relatable themes, this installment is more fun and less serious than some others.

 

Rating: 4/5