

This one was just okay for me. This is my third read by Nnedi Okorafor, and I think I’m finally accepting that her writing style might just not be for me. The plot itself was interesting, but I didn’t connect with Binti as a character, which made it hard for me to stay engaged.
Binti follows a young woman who leaves Earth to attend the best university in the galaxy. When her spacecraft is attacked by hostile aliens, she becomes the only survivor and must find a way to communicate, survive, and change the course of an intergalactic conflict.
This is book one of a trilogy and a very quick novella, which I appreciated. While I didn’t love it, I can see why this series works for so many people. The ideas are strong, even if the execution didn’t fully land for me.
This one was just okay for me. This is my third read by Nnedi Okorafor, and I think I’m finally accepting that her writing style might just not be for me. The plot itself was interesting, but I didn’t connect with Binti as a character, which made it hard for me to stay engaged.
Binti follows a young woman who leaves Earth to attend the best university in the galaxy. When her spacecraft is attacked by hostile aliens, she becomes the only survivor and must find a way to communicate, survive, and change the course of an intergalactic conflict.
This is book one of a trilogy and a very quick novella, which I appreciated. While I didn’t love it, I can see why this series works for so many people. The ideas are strong, even if the execution didn’t fully land for me.