johanna commented on Krieg und Frieden by Leo Tolstoy
8/15 parts or 2/4 books done. Half way through!!
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johanna commented on Krieg und Frieden by Leo Tolstoy
7/15
johanna commented on Krieg und Frieden by Leo Tolstoy
6/15
johanna commented on Krieg und Frieden by Leo Tolstoy
5/15
johanna commented on Krieg und Frieden by Leo Tolstoy
4/15 parts done
johanna commented on Krieg und Frieden by Leo Tolstoy
Book 1/4 finished!!
johanna started reading Krieg und Frieden by Leo Tolstoy
2/15 parts done now .... 350 pages in
johanna finished reading Stone and Anvil by Peter David (Star trek, new frontier)
A crewman has been murdered aboard the USS Trident, and all evidence points to Ensign …
oh yeah oops i finished this one this morning at like 8am
johanna finished reading Gods Above by Peter David
It was fun + all the weird rapists died so yay
johanna finished reading Being Human by Peter David (Star trek, new frontier ;)
Throughout the Star Trek: New Frontier saga, Mark McHenry, the navigator on the USS Excalibur, …
lots of child grooming in this one, wouldve probably been nice if thatd been more deeply explored as being fucked up
johanna commented on Being Human by Peter David (Star trek, new frontier ;)
Throughout the Star Trek: New Frontier saga, Mark McHenry, the navigator on the USS Excalibur, …
Soleta is there something you would like to share with the rest of the class 🤨🏳️🌈❓🎤
johanna finished reading Cold Wars (Star Trek New Frontier: Gateways, Book 6) by Peter David (Star Trek, new frontier)
Missing for two hundred millennia, the legendary Iconians have returned, bringing with them the secret …
As always it was pretty okay and filled me with a familiar sense of rage at the author. same old, same old.
johanna reviewed 3001: the final odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke
A thousand years after the Jupiter Mission, astronaut Frank Poole is recovered and revived. He …
entertaining
3 stars
much easier to get through than especially 2061, but ultimately very flat. many aspects should have been explored more. the utopia is incredibly dystopian in some ways that i think are worth exploring in context with the frightening nature of the "ultimate evolution" that so coldly decides over the life and death of the species it interferes with. it was quite fun and silly at times, not hard to get through and cleared up some mysteries. but especially since i can tell the author truly meant for the depicted society to be good and not as obviously alarming as it was to me, i can't give it, as Dave said "the benefit of the doubt" as much as i would like.
johanna finished reading 3001: the final odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke
A thousand years after the Jupiter Mission, astronaut Frank Poole is recovered and revived. He …
okay
johanna finished reading The Book of Bill by Alex Hirsch
Did you miss him? Admit it, you missed him.
The demon that terrorized Gravity Falls …
nice