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Meine letzte Rezension Project Hail Mary von Andy Weir
Follow along Ryland Grace (Middle-School Science Teacher turned Humanity’s Last Hope) on a last-chance mission in space to save humanity. If he fails, there are no do-overs. The stakes couldn’t be higher! The amount of science in this book might be overwhelming at first, but the writing makes you believe you understand everything that’s going on. Most of the time, I felt like I was one of Grace’s students myself! If you liked The Martian (also by Weir), then I can guarantee you will like this book as well!
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Project Hail Mary

Follow along Ryland Grace (Middle-School Science Teacher turned Humanity’s Last Hope) on a last-chance mission in space to save humanity. If he fails, there are no do-overs. The stakes couldn’t be higher! The amount of science in this book might be overwhelming at first, but the writing makes you believe you understand everything that’s going on. Most of the time, I felt like I was one of Grace’s students myself! If you liked The Martian (also by Weir), then I can guarantee you will like this book as well!

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    5/5

    There Is No Antimemetics Division

    I actively avoid horror because I hate being scared, but then this book showed up with a premise that was far too intriguing to pass up. From the start, it pushed me out of my comfort zone, challenging me both conceptually and structurally. The narrative is deliberately disjointed, filled with sudden time jumps and missing memories that make following the story feel like chasing breadcrumbs, which only made it more satisfying once things began to come together. The ideas themselves are unique and mind-bending. At times, they made my head hurt, but mostly they just made the book impossible to put down. Every chapter introduced something new and unexpected. As for the horror elements, I was surprised to find that I actually appreciated how creepy it was at times. It might be too early to say for sure, but this book is already carving out a place among my standout reads of the year. December can’t come soon enough to see if that holds!

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    5/5

    This is How You Lose the Time War

    A sapphic sci-fi romance novel about two enemy agents, known only as Red and Blue, who find a way to exchange secret letters across time and space. The story centers more on their romantic relationship than on building out an elaborate world around them, which I found to be a refreshing approach for a sci-fi narrative. The ending is as heart-wrenching as it is beautiful, making this one of the most romantic books I have ever read.

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    5/5

    A Darker Shade of Magic. Collector's Edition

    Four Londons exist parallel to each other. One alive with magic, one desperate for it, one that has let it fade, and one consumed by it. Kell Maresh is an Antari from Red London, a magician with the unique ability to travel between the realms. Adopted by the royal family, he is the official ambassador between the four Londons. Unofficially, he is a smuggler. After an exchange doesn’t work out like it should, Kell has to hide in one of the Londons, where he meets Delilah Bard, a girl without magic, who more or less forces him on an adventure. An amazing read with perfect pacing, I couldn’t put it down! A must-read for fantasy lovers!

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    5/5

    Shadow and Bone

    I’ve been meaning to read this book for years, and now that I’ve finally come around to it, I’m regretting not picking it up sooner! It took me no time at all to get invested in the story, which I attribute to Leigh Bardugo’s intriguing characters and unique worldbuilding. Shadow and Bone tells the story of Alina Starkov, a war orphan who grew up thinking she was born as an ordinary human. At the age of sixteen, she became a cartographer for the First Army. It’s not until her regiment is set to cross the monster-infested Shadow Fold that she awakens a dormant magical ability that might just be the key to destroying the Fold. I can’t wait to read the second book!

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    5/5

    Haikyu!! Sammelbox 1

    Falls du noch nie einen Sport-Manga gelesen hast, hier ist dein Zeichen! Haikyu ist voller Action, Teamgeist und persönlichen Entwicklungsmomenten. Die Illustrationen sind unglaublich dynamisch—jede Szene auf der Spielfläche knistert vor Energie, und selbst ruhige Momente sind nicht langweilig. Was diesen Manga zum Strahlen bringt, sind seine Figuren: Obwohl es so viele gibt, wird jede einzelne mit einer ganz eigenen, unverwechselbaren Persönlichkeit zum Leben erweckt. Für mich ganz klar mein absolute Lieblings-Manga—mitreißend, emotional und einfach unvergesslich.

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