Bamy

DNF: 60%. Poorly written in every way with some sexism and ableism sprinkled on top.

Amazing book. Mark Twain had some fascinating insights into how humans function amongst themselves.

A relatively short read but really entertaining. The story is very different from the first book which made the idea of the trilogy a lot more captivating for me.

A psychics/mathematical/cosmological hard sci-fi which tends to focus heavily on technical details making it feel very grounded in reality. I liked it a lot!

Note: Try to read the book without reading the summary.

I liked it!

I found it difficult to follow the first 15% of the book and only really got into it at about 25% which is pretty far compared to what I'm used to. I'm sure it was intentional but I was doubting my understanding and comprehension initially. This made it feel like I was forcefully trudging through until a point I would hopefully understand.

Once I got into it the book kept on getting more interesting and exciting as it progressed.

I enjoyed the way the book played with concept of self, culture and gender concepts.