The Measure by Nikki Erlick | Book Review
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- Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024
- A book review of The Measure by Nikki Erlick. A science fiction novel published in 2022. Nominated for the Goodreads Choice Awards 2022 in two categories - Best Science Fiction and Best Debut Novel.
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I just finished reading it and I absolutely agree with you!! Great review, made me analyze further :)
Thank you! I'm so pleased to hear that you enjoyed it ☺
I did really like the book. However, I thought the last third and the ending was a bit slow and disappointing. The concept was genius just lost punch at the end
I'm so pleased to hear that you enjoyed it. I can understand that! ☺
I just read it. Absolutely loved it. Great study of human nature in different forms. Loved your review and subscribed❤
I'm so pleased to hear you loved it! Thank you ☺
What a fascinating concept, glad you are getting to read so many good books
Such a fascinating concept! I'd highly recommend it ☺
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Sounds intriguing, I used to read a lot of sci-fi. I wonder how long my piece of string would be.
I used to read more science fiction too. I'm really looking forward to reading more of the genre again this year. Exactly! When you read a book like this, you can't help but consider those sorts of philosophical questions ☺
The thing that ruined the book for me was that the way a few of the characters’ stories ended, because of the length of the strings, their stories couldn’t have ended any other way. Hence, they had no free will. Essentially, once it was established in the story that these stringers were 100% real, all aspects of free will were gone and nothing the characters did mattered.
That's a very good point!
Sounds interesting, what would you do conundrum. Not knowing is the beauty of life, the alchemist story ..when he tells him if you didn't travel and see , then you would not know the value of what you have right here. It's so important but difficult to live in a moment..I think I should get the measure.
You're absolutely right, it definitely plays on the 'what would you do' question. I hope you enjoy it! Do let me know your thoughts if you decide to read it ☺
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Sounds like an interesting book. I do like a book that makes me think.
Such an interesting book! Always love a book that makes me think ☺
you sound exactly like Niomi Smart. Exact same accent and everything!