Book Reviews

The subtitle of this book is ‘a book about hope’. However, it won’t be the hope that you expect.

Empathetic without being saccharine (ok maybe it is a bit), honest advice without preaching, she manages to walk the line between brutal honesty and toxic positivity.

Beautiful hard sci-fi, a gemstone cut and placed. Confusing and chaotic butpersist, and read because the confusion you experience is a metaphor for theinitial throes of romantic love.

This book should be mandatory reading for anyone attempting a Mars landing.

Finally. I finished the Book Thief. Death, he writes.