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It took me a little while to get into this one, but once I started having to commute to work again I rattled through it in short order.

I feel like I know a lot of the characters now, and I'm so pleased to remember that I've got multiple books in the series waiting to go. I'm not so much looking forward to a ten-year gap for the next ones though.

There are some elements of this that I'm not over the moon about. There were a fair few descriptions of women that I feel like women might roll their eyes at, and the disembodied voice saying "UNITE THEM" turns out to be someone I really wouldn't have expected.

I'll start the second book on my way home tonight, and I'm reliably informed it's either best or second-best in the series, which is cool.

@swinstead Yikes, how did it manage that in 24 pages?

I have a study guide to help me get through this, and I still find myself needing additional outside help. My poor brain.

Awesome! I liked the ending a lot.

I wasn't expecting a potentially supernatural element.

Reading this based primarily on Station Eleven.

The ending is pretty odd, but the book was enjoyable. Definitely want to watch the movies again.

I'm reading this with my seven-year-old. It's way above his age group, but I'm changing the few swear words as I go. He's seen them in the book, and he knows it's not appropriate for him to say them to people. He's a fan of Pumpkin.

I really want to watch both Bladerunner movies now.

Made a quick start. I don't know why I wasn't expecting electric sheep.

This is something I've been meaning to read for a really long time.

Well, now I'm just going to be waiting for book 2.

@xylogx@bookwyrm.world Leading up to world war 2 ;-)

I keep thinking that Dawn/Aurora has had such a hard life, and then there's an occasional reminder that she's still only like 17-19 years old.