The writing of this book was gust excellent. Reads easy and was very believable. I also like the continuation of building these characters. great book
The writing of this book was gust excellent. Reads easy and was very believable. I also like the continuation of building these characters. Can’t wait until the next one is available....more
Great read. Lot of action and a good universe. The author followed the example of a lot of the great writers and provided just the right amouhard Sifi
Great read. Lot of action and a good universe. The author followed the example of a lot of the great writers and provided just the right amount of detail in the tech. Nice job....more
If you like hard core shot them up Sci-Fi this is a pretty good read. The author did a very good job at extrapolating technology as well as cgood read
If you like hard core shot them up Sci-Fi this is a pretty good read. The author did a very good job at extrapolating technology as well as character development....more
Ronda Loves Roundabouts is the first book I've seen that teaches young people how roundabouts function and how to navigate through them whether in a cRonda Loves Roundabouts is the first book I've seen that teaches young people how roundabouts function and how to navigate through them whether in a car, walking, or biking. The illustrations are engaging, detailed, accurate, and humorous. Kids will enjoy examining them for details. Kids love transportation and this book is full of many different vehicles. It will also be useful to use with kids at Safety Towns or Traffic Gardens.
Not only is Ronda Loves Runabouts fun for adults to read to kids or slightly older kids to read to themselves, but I also think adults will learn something as well. This book could actually be useful for adults learning to use new roundabouts in their town. Roundabouts have loads of benefits for drivers, pedestrians, and the climate - we just need to get more comfortable with them - and this book will help with that!...more
The writing was good. . Overall a good read. The only thing that bothered me was that the battle scenes were just not believagood but could be better.
The writing was good. . Overall a good read. The only thing that bothered me was that the battle scenes were just not believable. Movement in space will be different than in an atmosphere. It’s ok when a writer invents new physics but short of doing so current physics rules ...more
Deeply personal, refreshingly honest, and also funny - Chasten Buttigieg recalls his life from a rural northern Michigan 4-H kid to husband of the firDeeply personal, refreshingly honest, and also funny - Chasten Buttigieg recalls his life from a rural northern Michigan 4-H kid to husband of the first out gay candidate, who won the Iowa caucus and became a national political figure. Along the way, we sympathize with Chasten’s struggles coming out first to himself and then to his family - and then further struggling to put himself through college as the first member of his family to accomplish it. Along the way he finds both heartbreak and romance - and finally a certain young mayor from South Bend. Together they navigate a relationship, being an out couple in politics, and a stunningly run for President. Chasten’s experiences on the campaign trail are both funny and revealing - showing us an America where homophobia and hope both exist.
So many young people will see themselves in these pages - especially LGBTQ youth who wonder if there is a safe and affirming place for them, or even a future in more conservative areas. As a political junkie, I enjoyed the campaign stories and observations, especially Chasten’s reflections on some of the more controversial issues a gay couple faced. And, of course, the inside stories about Pete.
Chasten is both a humorous, conversational writer and a deeply moving one. This is a highly original and different sort of “spouse of a candidate” memoir. It’s both groundbreaking history and affirming for members of the LGBTQ community. Highly recommended. ...more