"Space has fascinated authors, scientists, storytellers, and children alike. From a brief history of the moon to a collection of diverse stories connected to the stars, our Space Day reading list will deepen your love and appreciation of the cosmos."
Just finished “Record of a Spaceborn Few,” by Becky Chambers
Set in the same universe as (and with some references to) her “The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet,” and “A Closed and Common Orbit,” this is a another lovely, humane look at community, belonging, history and intentionality.
#Books | Dans ce #livre, la théorie scientifique de la sélection naturelle est discutée à la lumière des données récentes issues du séquençage de nombreux #génomes.
La #biologie synthétique, la modification et réécriture des génomes sont aussi abordées. 🧬
#Books | Dans ce #livre, la théorie scientifique de la sélection naturelle est discutée à la lumière des données récentes issues du séquençage de nombreux #génomes.
La #biologie synthétique, la modification et réécriture des génomes sont aussi abordées. 🧬
#books｜📚Comment savoir si un traitement fonctionne? Les labos inventent-ils les maladies? Le café est-il bon pour la santé? Plongez dans le monde complexe de la #médecine : des cartes mentales, questions-réponses et illustrations pour mieux comprendre.
How to make a sandwich is a heartwarming story about family, love, and food ! Rae is a sweet character who loves to discover new things, and today, she is a cook and is going to make a sandwich ! Making a sandwich is really easy, and the little girl knows exactly how to do it ! But things become a little out of control when the main ingredients disappear one after another !
#WhatchaReading ? I haven't been posting about books much, been kind of in a meh mood. Still slowly reading Demon Copperhead, which is amazing but a LOT. Listened to Carrie Soto is Back, which was a bit of a hard sell because of the unlikable narrator but very enjoyable in the end. And just finished The Prisoner's Throne which I enjoyed but kind of forgot about as soon as I'd finished it.
I know I have several ero rom authors and readers as connections, so here we go! I looked at my spreadsheet and I have a few books ready to go. 🙀 So I'm asking readers to let me know which one they'd like to see first.
The acclaimed New York Times bestselling author of A Woman Is No Man returns with a striking exploration of the expectations of Palestinian-American women, the meaning of a fulfilling life, and the ways our unresolved pasts affect our presents.
For readers of Dolly Alderton and Candice Carty-Williams, a spiky bisexual love story that introduces the unforgettable Ada—a free-spirited Holly Golightly for the age of DMs who follows the whimsies of her heart wherever they lead.
Perfect for readers of the Diary of a Pug series and future fans of Bridgerton and Jane Austen, the adorably illustrated pages of Puggleton Park are sure to charm chapter book readers.
It's finally here. I'm rolling out the second book of The River City Chronicles, Down the River, on a weekly basis on my blog starting today. Here's chapter one:
If you’re a fan of podcasts, there are over dozen pBookstodonicated to #JaneAusten and the Brontes. If I’m missing any, let me know so I can update the list!
Dante's new series revolves around the mystery of the journal that was discovered in “The Rough Edges” series. a fast-paced, action-packed story that's filled with suspense and surprises... I highly recommend “The Collector.”
If you're in the UK, Blue Machine is now out in paperback! The US version will be along this September. An engrossing odyssey into oceanography, this is a captivating book about the liquid engine powering our planet.
We're so pleased to share that we'll be revealing the book cover for Kingdom of the Moon: The Stroke of Midnight on 12TH MAY. Here is your first sneak peek of what's to come... 👀
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A rare case where the sequel is better than the first book! I found the romance in this one more compelling, and the characters a little better-drawn and realistic. The ergodic elements continued to be interesting and well-integrated with the visual design. Several plot twists made me gasp aloud. I'm now impatiently waiting on my library hold for the final book in the trilogy to come through!