Keith D. Wilson

Enjoyed it!

Revisado: 09-11-23

I really enjoyed the book but I do wish it had kept the original title instead of being released with the movie title as a tie-in. The book explains a lot of details left out of the movie and reveals a much larger and more meaningful story than the movie does. It is a mistake to listen to the book expecting a retelling of the movie. Enjoy the book on its own.

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Needs a Full Length Novel

Revisado: 07-18-23

Thoroughly enjoyed this story and narration. Would love more works with this detective and dispatcher. This world deserves to be fully fleshed out.

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A thorough examination of discrimination

Revisado: 03-06-22

If you enjoy analyzing data, causation VS correlation discussions, or exploring why our world disregards women so frequently, this is the book for you. It's extremely informative without feeling like a textbook and while focused on women, it explores some intersectionality and the global impact on women, not just a US or European-centric view, as well as, covering more than just economic or medical implications, though those are the main focuses of the work.

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Strong

Revisado: 12-21-21

A beautiful story of love, family, and friendship along with a likely lesser known creation story for most people.

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Ties up the interim of TNG to Picard

Revisado: 08-11-20

I know this is controversial in the Trekdom, but Picard is not my favorite anything, not even meme, though I use his face-palm regularly. However, I enjoyed this book and feel like it's a must read if you're going to watch the series.

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Informative and helpful

Revisado: 07-27-20

I appreciated the thorough breakdown of the studies and how the findings were interpreted, as well as bringing in supporting studies. While I would have loved more advice on how to overcome these obstacles for my stereotyped students, what was given has gotten me thinking about how I can be aware of these in my classroom, and seeking out best practices to lessen their affects.

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A fitting ending

Revisado: 07-13-20

I've devoured all 6 books in about a year's time, taking breaks for other books, but always eager to come back for this one. I don't want to spoil anything, but I've enjoyed the 20-ish year journey with Ishmael Wang.

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Pronunciations

Revisado: 03-27-20

My only problem is that some of the pronunciations strayed from the canonical pronunciations.

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This book has me second guessing

Revisado: 01-25-20

I'm not a romance reader. I've had friends recommend romance books for years, and I could just never quite get over the cheesy machismo that most had. But this book. Wow. Beautifully told story. Maybe it connected because it hit a little close to home for me in many ways, but I couldn't put it down.

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A Delightful Character Book

Revisado: 01-23-20

Everyone loves a compelling plot, but without character development there isn't much point in reading something, IMHO. Nathan does an amazing job of writing characters that are real, honest, and engaging. So much so, I don't even care about the underlying plot. I mean, there is one, and it's a nice one, but for me, this series is all about the characters. I can't wait to read Full Share.

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