Meadowhawk

A great read, engaging and fascinating to learn the ugly details behind such a malignant company. It confirms what we already suspect about Facebook as a company but revels so much more malintent, if you use FB, you might want to read this book. Even if you already abandoned the place, you'll find it fascinating.

I actually put this book aside 2 years ago and ran out of books on hand so though I'd give it another try, I'm glad I did! The world takes a while to build up before the story truly unfolds. I nearly made it to the point where things really developed on the read but I was patient enough!

I really enjoyed how it played out in the end, recommended, just be patient!

Different than the show as I had hoped. I'm torn on which ending I like better but I would say that I enjoyed the diversion of the two. Made it wort the read even after the watching the show!

What a great author, creating characters you care about and a more than a couple present surprises! I'm getting a whole new appreciation for what can be down with Fantasy in the right hands. The next release is already pre-ordered!

Cozy Fantasy, I didn't know! This was thoroughly fun to read and honestly a breeze of fresh air for the genre. I've kinda tired of the usual broad sweeping, save the world sort of fantasy that I've read in the past. I've read a lot of fantasy over the years and I have to say that I really appreciate the smaller scope of this sub - genre!

Well written and easy to read, I'll be back for the prequel and future releases!

Excellent discussion of how democracy has been destroyed by technology as well as what we might be able to do to roll back this mess.

Written before 25, some of the warnings have been spot on and already coming to fruition.

An examination of the covid years that existing in our memories as a blurred, distant thing despite having just been couple years ago! I appreciated how Kline cleverly takes you off the beaten  path, only to deliver you back on parmth possessing a greater insight into an unexpected part of the whole.

Informational and provided helpful insight into AIs ability to negativity impact society. 


That said the book is not aging well as things have changed greatly in the AI world in the past 2 years. Between the quickly shifting sands of both politics and technology, the solutions described in the book seem wonderful but quickly  receding out of reach of US society.