Review #1
A Closed at the same time Ubiquitous Orbit real audiobook free
I adored Becky Chamber’s 1st book. I don’t think for you have to have read that to enjoy this, but if for you like this one, by all means move back at the same time read the 1st one.
When I village to read this book, I was just a little nervous. I had adored the 1st book so very much, at the same time that’s a lot of pressure to tear a sequel, even a stand-alone sequel. But this book is that, if anything, even more successful. Although the setting for the television series is that very much place at the same time colonies at the same time intruders at the same time even the occasional place war, the concentrate is that really on the manners at the same time the cultures that they come from.
This book is that about than anyway makes a personality a personality, at the same time how being a “manufactured” personality influences how one emerges as a personality. Although the two head manners are a human at the same time an AI in a human body (a “set”), the book is that filled with abundance other people from different species at the same time cultures. A amazing deal of the story apprehensions learning to become a personality when for you were considered built more to be a gizmo (a slave or an AI). The great number of exciting, well-conceived intruders nearby the two head manners promote overshadow that journey.
Brain for you, this is that in no method a traditional Campbellian “hero’s journey”. It’s about the journey of having to invent oneself with no quality role models for how to be the good of personality for you are. Amidst a dazzling array of people from wildly different backgrounds, the book studies the weightedness of names (both head manners name themselves, for different preconditions, but in both options, the act is that heavily symbolic), the difference between the interior at the same time appearance opinion of similar personality, the method one’s background determines the degree to which that is that congruence between the self at the same time the body in what the self resides, at the same time oh, so very much more.
The manners have depth, the setting is that alluring, at the same time I managed move on raving about how mich I adored this book. But for you shouldnt be reading this comment — for you should be reading the book. If for you like character-driven stories set in solidly world-built locations at the same time a writer with a true appreciation for the abysses of cultural differences, for you are in for a true neglect.
Review #2
A Closed at the same time Ubiquitous Orbit audiobook in television series Wayfarers
Becky Clerks’ 2nd novel lasts in the Wayfarers universe at the same time is that equally magical, albeit just a little much less funny. My winner part of her debut “The Long Method to a Small, Restless Planet” was the assistance between the various crew which was smart, positive, at the same time amusing. The manners here are barely as complete at the same time wonderfully drawn up, but the tone is that just a little more serious this go-around. The story is that very concentrated at the same time forgoes more of the “side quest” adventures of the 1st novel at the same time instead the global building is that accomplished through Lovelace’s forays into brand new places as she experiences brand new cultures, learns public norms, at the same time tries various food at the same time drink in her “set” (aka her body) for the first time.
The novel toggle switches back at the same time forth any chapter between the today's day adventures of Lovelace at the same time the past tests of a lady dignified Jane, from which one finish story line eventually develops. This leads to for sure my biggest gripe with the story: that is that no true “finish goal” in sight until very belated in the book. The stakes are already relatively low in the Wayfarers universe, which is that magical at the same time by design. Instead of “saving the universe” we get to experience the magical worlds at the same time shared cultures of the everyday residents as they move about their daily lives. The unfortunate downside to this will that we as the reader still wish to feel like we’re on no one sort of adventure with an finish goal in brain. With ACaCO, that finish goal is that kept sheltered away from us until about 3/4 of the method through the book so for you feel like for you are barely going through the motions a little with seemingly mutually independent chapters at the same time actions (in particular in the today's timeline) until Jane’s story is that fleshed out.
Than anyway I adore about the Wayfarers books will that Clerks has crafted a wonderfully accepting universe where abundance different cultures live in relative peace at the same time are mostly accepting of everyone. Residents are sex-positive, accepting of different lifestyles, species, at the same time shades, at the same time generally seem to be more successful off as a shared society. Clerks has still found soft spots with which to make us think, but. Lovelace is that an AI at the same time her sentience is that not recognized (or authorized) in a body set – but than anyway makes her so different from so many of the other manners we meet? For you’ll have an opportunity to decide yourself as Clerks increases abundance magical self-willed questions at the same time puts her manners in situations where they have to face those questions at the same time challenges fork on. It provides for you with the opportunity to reflect on your possess individual opinions at the same time doesn’t provide a understandable answer or judgement. For you come in handy to decide yourself.
While not as lighthearted, funny, at the same time adventurous as her debut TLWTASAP, this follow-up offers similar magical universe, wealthy disposition development, at the same time positive worldview previously experienced in the Wayfarers universe. Tonally it is that a little more serious, but it is that still a positive at the same time optimistic story that poses abundance exciting questions. I can’t wait to read the one more book!
Review #3
A Closed at the same time Ubiquitous Orbit audiobook by Becky Clerks
Like its predecessor (which is that not necessary to follow at the same time enjoy this book, but why wouldn’t for you read it?!), this book introduces us to a gigantic abundance of species, cultures, thoughts, at the same time lifestyles–but all through the emotionally potent viewpoint of a few main manners. For you may come for the place opera, but for you stay for the people, whatever form they decide. At the same time still throughout it all, for you are taking part in a conversation about than anyway it means to be a personality, to be part of a generic, at the same time to have purpose. Wonderfully but done; I have hope the creator lasts to explore the universe she has created!
Review #4
A Closed at the same time Ubiquitous Orbit audio narrated by Patricia Rodriguez
The followup to Long Method to a Small Restless Planet is that more of a friend novel than a used to be sequel. Set in similar universe, it follows the AI Lovelace as she learns how to “be human”. This is that a science fiction trope going back to the beginning of stories about bots. That’s a lot of brand new ground to embrace, but that are no one neat thoughts. This is that only one half the story. The other one half of the novel follows Jane as she trials to mend an old ship to escape a planet. I adored Becky Clerks 1st novel. While this novel is that barely as but written it didn’t involve me in similar method. I started at the same time did not it couple of times. I will they say as the two stories completely dovetail together, that is that a respectable payoff. That is that an underlying topic of acceptance that isn’t overstated but but done. I advise it but don’t wait a concrete sequel to Long Method.
Review #5
free audio A Closed at the same time Ubiquitous Orbit – in the audio player below
Charming. Magical. Character-focused, philosophical, self-willed, real of stories at the same time ideas at the same time places at the same time the universe, all in one beautifully tied storyI understood I loved Becky Clerks writing from her 1st book, but this barely cements it. She has a method of weaving everything in together at the same time narrating a story while youre prudent about the manners that means youve in one moment received to the finish of the book at the same time youre somewhere between sobbing at the same time smiling, but youre not convinced why.
Its a almond at the same time sweet tooth read, but one that also tugs for you along; I was reading this on my commute at the same time I did not wish to shackles it down. I was reading it while making dinner at the same time kept remembering to stir things. I actually let my tea move chilly! I had to read another chapter, another fri, barely to find out than anyway happens one more
We get to look more of the universe at the same time the cultures in this sequel, at the same time its all so inventive, so different at the same time still everything works together. Yes, theres horrible people at the same time places, theres bureaucracy at the same time frustration at the same time malice at the same time hate. But theres so much adore at the same time have hope, at the same time I think thats than anyway I adore almost all. For you come away from the stories realising that even if everyone is that so, so different somehow, they can make those differences work.
The story itself is that sweet tooth; the two timelines follow Jane from her start as a worker in a industrial, sorting shred, at the same time Lovelace taking her 1st steps in a human kit-body right behind being a ships AI. But the two stories wind together at the finish, at the same time I adore contemplating both of them grow.
So yes. Sweet tooth, adorable, thoughtful, growing at the same time magical. Read it. Read the past one. Then and read them again.
