Recommended by @smileybone@todon.eu as a book that's great for readers and...(I forgot what the other things were? But I hear it's a must-read!). Hoping to get my hands on a physical copy, but maybe I'll just end up reading it on my new Kobo Elipsa
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Hippo wants to read The Stone Sky by N. K. Jemisin
Hippo finished reading The Obelisk Gate : The Broken Earth, Book 2 by N. K. Jemisin
Content warning Spoiler for 'The Fifth Season' by N.K. Jemsin
Just finished the second book in this series, and it doesn't disappoint! I was wondering how she'd carry the plot forward given that they'd already revealed the three personalities (Damaya, Syenite, Essun) to be one in the previous book. Well in this one, she's gone with actually showing different perspectives...including an interesting one that I'm not going to reveal 😉
Here's where things actually come together, by the way. In the previous book, it was just following three different people (or what we thought were three different people) through their lives, and incidentally learning about the world on the way. (Like I said earlier, we were reading it to know more about the world but those people were doing it to get their own specific problems sorted). In this one, we're actually following along with the characters and all trying together to find out about the world.
Hippo started reading The Obelisk Gate : The Broken Earth, Book 2 by N. K. Jemisin
Hippo wants to read Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel
Akil recommended this book because it's got two levels: there's the story of the characters themselves and what they're going through, but as you read on you also get to discover more about the world and how it works. It's not only the plot but also this process of discovery that drives the story forward. (Or so I understood, because N.K. Jemsin did the same with The Fifth Season)