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Best of the Stranger Things Books as of 2022

Revisado: 07-18-22

if you're looking for more of Stranger Things after finishing the show, this book delivers. While some of other novels were fun (Darkness at the Edge of Town, Rebel Robin, Hawkins Horrors), this is the only book so far that retains the "kids fighting monsters" aspect and feels like the show. The book combines a retelling of season two from Max's perspective with events from her life before Hawkins. While you're not going to get any surprising revelations, you learn more about Max's homelife and her dad and it's interesting to see how she thinks of the main party (especially Lucas) as they slowly bring Max into their group. I wish Netflix would put out a similar POV book for each season; like Steve for season one, Robin for season three, and Eddie for season four!

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Good, Good, Good!

Revisado: 05-28-21

Exciting, funny, and surprising throughout: Project Hail Mary is a fantastic story for hard sci-fans that I enjoyed even more than The Martian. Combined with fantastic narration by the incomparable Ray Porter and this is a book I'll be returning to regularly. In fact, I just finished my first listen and have started my second while writing this review. Highly recommended for fans of Dennis E. Taylor's Bobiverse books - Porter's voice combined with the story content feels like coming home.

Do yourself a favor and don"t expose yourself to any spoilers beforehand as half the fun are the surprise twists and turns in the story as the main character explores the situation they find themselves in and slowly remembers how they got there.

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