Wants to read Have a Nice Day!: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks
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Wants to read Ecocivilization: Making a World that Works for All
Wants to read The Silent Patient
Rated Dungeon Crawler Carl 6/10
A fun, punch-packing page-turner that mixes nail-biting fight scenes with exploration of its broader universe and some social commentary on both our world and the imagined universe of the series.<br/><br/>It didn’t fully live up to the hype for me, but I will gladly continue reading the series.<br/><br/>My full review (including a comparison to book 1 of Awaken Online): https://puf.io/books/dungeon-crawler-carl---matt-dinniman/
Rated Free Culture: The Nature and Future of Creativity 8/10
Lawrence Lessig’s Free Culture shows its age, but its core argument about copyright, creativity, and cultural freedom still lands. A good read for those who care about such things.<br/><br/>My full review: https://puf.io/books/free-culture---lawrence-lessig/
Wants to read Atmosphere
Wants to read Pride and Pistons: A Steampunk Little Mermaid
Rated Hogfather 6/10
While I really (REALLY) miss Stephen Briggs' character work, I love that Bill Nighy is so present as Death in this one, along with the main narration and other characters by Sian Clifford.<br/><br/>The novel itself is fun as usual for Pratchett and there are plenty of new, memorable characters here, but Nighy's Hooo, hooo, hooooos are what made me laugh frequently.<br/><br/>Susan, the Death of Rats (squeak), and Quoth the raven were all great additions to spend time with as well.<br/><br/>Full review: https://puf.io/books/hogfather---terry-pratchett/<br/><br/>All my reviews: https://puf.io/books/
Wants to read Apple: The First 50 Years
Finished reading Crime and Punishment
Wants to read The Crocodile and Other Tales
Wants to read Night Watch
Wants to read Culpability
Rated Armageddon 8/10
This book still delivers as a page-turner, but it’s where the series starts to feel overly convoluted, with characters becoming too powerful. That said, the plot developments that *do* happen are satisfying - especially Alex and Dom's arcs. One more book to go!<br/><br/>Full review: https://puf.io/books/armageddon---travis-bagwell/
Wants to read A Prince and a Spy
Rated For We Are Many 6/10
As fast-paced and engaging as the first book in the series, but still felt shallow. Some plotlines stood out more than others, especially the longer, more emotional ones. Enjoyable overall, though I wish there was more depth to the character arcs and themes.<br/><br/>Full review: https://puf.io/books/for-we-are-many---dennis-e.-taylor/<br/>All my reviews: https://puf.io/books/
Rated Unity 8/10
I thoroughly enjoyed this book in the series, and by now consider these Awaken Online side quest books a must-read as they deepen out the character arcs and provide immersive side stories.<br/><br/>The repeated “sickening pop” that I complained about in my review of book #4 hardly occurs in this book, so yay for that too. With Frank’s character now having reached a godly level in the game too - I remain a bit fearful for the further developments in the main story arc.<br/><br/>Full review: https://puf.io/books/unity-awaken-online-4.5----travis-bagwell-/
Wants to read The Let Them Theory