Joseph Quigley rated The Three-Body Problem: 5 stars
The Three-Body Problem by Cixin Liu (Three-Body Trilogy, #1)
Within the context of the Chinese Cultural Revolution, a military project sends messages to alien worlds. A nearby alien society …
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Within the context of the Chinese Cultural Revolution, a military project sends messages to alien worlds. A nearby alien society …
Decent book, not the most relatable. Reads more like a memoir than a self-help book. I did learn the term “people in marginalized bodies” and will be using that from now on.
Who is the Hero of Ages?
To end the Final Empire and restore freedom, Vin killed the Lord Ruler. But …
The impossible has been accomplished. The Lord Ruler -- the man who claimed to be god incarnate and brutally ruled …
The Mists rule the night.The Lord Ruler owns the world.
Once, a hero arose to save the world. A …
I'm bittersweet about this series' ending. Not every story should have a happy ending, and I'm glad that this one ended the series with closure, despite the loss.
The epilogue made up for the sadness though.
Not my favorite book in the series, but has a lot of closure. I’m a little disappointed it wasn’t the last one though. Looking forward to the finale, but I sure hope it’s not dragged out to 8 books.
Author biography, chapter summaries, discussion questions, vocabulary builders, reproducibles, cross-curricular activities for students of all learning styles for the novel …
This book should pass the test of time, even if some of the specific treatments, routines and advice will likely be outdated in 5-20 years. The goal to live (and the methods to achieve) a rich and active life that you can enjoy in your 80s and 90s is something that most health books don't even consider.
The chapter about Peter's mental health made the book stand out amongst similar "here's how to be healthy" books.