This was very cerebral. It also gave an interesting view of how oddly things can be changed by a simple thing, but that, like the problem, the solution can be equally as destructive if not more. I found the concepts to be fascinating, but really could not relate to the characters who were experiencing the concepts.
Hipster Ariel's Literary Grotto
I read all kinds of books (one of my friends jokes that I will read anything that holds still long enough), but sci fi/fantasy is my favorite. I also love books on anthropology and archaeology and other sciences.
This was very cerebral. It also gave an interesting view of how oddly things can be changed by a simple thing, but that, like the problem, the solution can be equally as destructive if not more. I found the concepts to be fascinating, but really could not relate to the characters who were experiencing the concepts.
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