The Books You've Read in 2007 thread seemed to go well, and I'm endeavoring to read more this year, so I'll give a 2008 version a kickstart. 
I'll just borrow from Walter's starting post from 2007 to get going:
The Android's Dream by John Scalzi -- A very fun, hard to put down SF book. Recommended.
A Grey Moon over China by Thomas A. Day
-- The plot, the core story, was interesting -- a man's desire to escape Earth and its pains, wars, evils leads to pain, war, and evil. But the writing was middling; it had three times the pages it needed and yet never seemed to say enough to be clear about what was happening. This is a "C" for me.
I'll just borrow from Walter's starting post from 2007 to get going:
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| Getting the idea from TV on DVD challenge and Track the Films You Watch, I'll try it with the books that we've read in 2008, and if you want, your review of the book. And it can include those that we started reading in 2007, but finished in 2008. I'll start off... |
The Android's Dream by John Scalzi -- A very fun, hard to put down SF book. Recommended.
A Grey Moon over China by Thomas A. Day
-- The plot, the core story, was interesting -- a man's desire to escape Earth and its pains, wars, evils leads to pain, war, and evil. But the writing was middling; it had three times the pages it needed and yet never seemed to say enough to be clear about what was happening. This is a "C" for me.
