What can I say? This installment was fun and I'm looking forward to how the story will resolve. 

A very short Murderbot story showing a step in the evolution of one SecUnit who has hacked their Governor module. I would like more, even though I came into this knowing how short it was. 

This didn't make me think about life in an existential way, which is usually what gets a five star for me. However, I very much enjoyed this mystery with thr portrayal of Moriarty as the protagonist and the interaction with Holmes. I am looking forward to the next installment. 

This was a different take on the Sherlock Holmes universe that I did not anticipate and very much enjoyed. 

The dramatized edition of Artificial Condition was easier for me to follow than All Systems Red. Perhaps because I was more prepared for the presentation. I still like the single narrator better, though I thoroughly enjoyed this. 

Murderbot continues to explore what it means to care about others and what it means to have others care for it. 

Murderbot continues to evolve, thinking beyond programming and making its own choices. It's soul seems to be taking shape and Murderbot is figuring out who it is. 

My favorite of the series, so far. 

Murderbot is still exploring who it is and who it wants to be, wrestling with its individual freedom and what it means to choose friendship, even with someone who isn't like you and doesn't understand your kind. 

I don't know that Manga speaks to me personally as a format. I did want to know the story as part of the overall High Republic arc. This one was okay. I don't know that I will come back to it again like other installments in the series. 

This book was much fun to listen to. I look forward to listening to it again. 

Grand Admiral Thrawn expanded the Star Wars universe in a fresh way 30 years ago. It pleases me to see him brought back into the new canon. This is a fantastic introduction to the clever villain who is as much brains as brawn.