Mer Barr

I enjoyed the concepts more than the actual plot.

Find a better biographer.

The story is not quiet as attention-keeping as it was as a younger person, probably because my interests have shifted to science-based fiction.

Putting this in the donate box.

It's been decades since I read this series. And I've been introduced to many, more recent, fantasy books. I have to say, this book stands up well today, not outdated or uninteresting to my tastes today. Good characters, the author doesn't veer off the storyline, and the pace keeps moving.

It's going back into my collection and not the repurpose box.

One of my very favorite books that always makes me laugh.

Boring.

Very motivational but I couldn't seem to translate anything to actionable items, or guidance on how to prepare that I wasn't already doing.

Very long and Very detailed! Just when you think the author's provided all there is to know, there's another 5 chapters. Still, worth reading as much as you can handle.

Very interesting thoughts on what the future will hold from a technology standpoint.

This was one of the very first ‘audiobooks' I ever listened to.
My ancestors made a stop over in the Volga River region before immigrating to the US and I always wondered what took them there. I had a jolt of electricity when I suddenly got my answer.

Came across this book in college or post college and really loved its broad range of subjects and the short synopsis for each recommendation. I read it front-to-back, transferring those that intrigued me to an Excel spreadsheet that I still refer to today.

I didn't find this as good as the first two books in the series.

Probably not so uncommon today but when I first read this, the story of life in an all female society, for the one genetically created male, was fascinating.

I'd like to reread this to see if my thoughts on the author's style of writing and the plot would be different.

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