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Piranesi
Susanna Clarke
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I had expected the reunion between mother and daughter a bit more enthusiastic, especially for. Mums side. She hasn’t seen her daughter in five (?) years, and her son is missing too, shouldn’t that make her extra happy to see her daughter? I wonder what is behind this…
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Thankful for the literary analysis posts in the forum, which brought a whole new layer to my understanding of this book. Wish I had read this in English class, but the group discussion on Pagebound makes up for it 🙂↕️
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Prodigal Tiger
Samantha Chong
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Samantha Chong
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The Ministry for the Future
Kim Stanley Robinson
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Sea of Tranquility
Emily St. John Mandel
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Never heard of the genre solarpunk, although I read (and loved) Psalm. Definitely intrigued now! Joined the quest!
I did read some Dutch climate fiction, dytopian mostly. Kinda curious if that fits the genre, although I expect it isn’t optimistic enough. A climate disaster did already happen in these books. For the Dutchies, I’m talking Klifi (Van Dis), Borealis (Morshuis) and Lily (De Cock). Anyone any thoughts on this? Does Dutch SolarPunk even exists?
(BTW, for those interested, Borealis and Lily are both YA, I liked both. Maybe not 5-star reads, but still cool. Klifi is considered contemporary literature, and read quite a lot by teenagers for school. I didn’t really enjoy it.)
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Floddertje commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
In NZ 🇳🇿, books range from $30-$50 😢 Hardcovers cost even more (worst I’ve seen is $80 for a memoir) When I travelled overseas, I was overwhelmed by how cheap everything was!
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Considering how Emily St. John Mandel's previous novels shared characters and took place in the same universe, I was a little disappointed that there were no references to "Station Eleven." ESPECIALLY since multiple different pandemics were outlined in "Sea of Tranquility."
Regardless, such a fun read. And obsessed with the amount of queer couples <3
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