this one not only seemed like a good fit for that but also haven't really picked up any john green next up we have a staple in science fiction and that would be foundation by isaac asimov so i've heard very different things from people about this story so my friend she didn't really care for it and then my husband's father likes a lot of other classic sci-fi a lot more however i have slightly different tastes a lot of times than my husband's dad when it comes to sci-fi and then my husband actually really likes foundation a lot it's one of his favorites of the classic sci-fi or just sci-fi in general my husband tends to read a lot of literary books and we don't always have a lot of overlap when it comes to our reading but of the three people in my life that have talked to me about foundation i mean we all have very different tastes so i really don't know how i'm gonna feel about this one but i i think i'm gonna appreciate the themes and the way it's crafted even though it's not what i typically find i enjoy i know it takes place over a large time period that's not one of my bookish buzz words i like a more intimate setting and time and when you cover a large span of time that's not typically up my alley because i'm character focused and i know this is not character focus per se but either way i think it's one of those it's more about the thematic aspects of the story that are what makes it a standout so yes hoping to finally pick up an isaac asimov so i was just discussing books that take place over a large period of time so daniel abraham is an author i have yet to pick up he is also another one that is written a lot of works sometimes not always as daniel abraham but regardless he is quite popular this is actually a bind up of a couple of his works so the first book is a shadow in summer so the second would be a betrayal in winter so they just call this shadow and betrayal it kind of works out this is quite a cool addition i know i'm going off on a tangent here but this edition is a floppy very floppy which i like it's also quite tall so even though it looks very short it's got two whole books in it which is great but regardless i have been wanting to read something by daniel abraham and my friend allen from the channel library of alexandria has spoken very highly of this quartet it does take place over a large amount of time but he has praised it for the way in which you see aspects of what characters have done playing a role in what happens later and because you still technically are with those characters later you're having to see them face the consequences of what has happened in the past as well as there being newer generations who are also having to confront these things and i i i do like that element to it and i like that it's gonna have a very epic feel to it even though these books are not enormous they're not stormlight archive length or anything but alan
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