“This is a female text.” A Ghost in the Throat is an achingly beautiful account of a young mother’s journey of self-discovery through the voice of a woman whose words awoke a yearning inside of her. The narrator’s story begins . . .

The “Remembrance of Earth’s Past” trilogy, written by Liu Cixin and translated by Ken Liu and Joel Martinsen, is a science fiction series beloved by hundreds of thousands of readers. Due to its popularity . . .

I loved the writing, the characters, the story - all of it. I was a little apprehensive going into the story, since some classics have the tendency of inciting boredom and confusion, but . . .

This started out so strong - I was intrigued about the disappearances and was excited to see where the story went. But . . .

Water Moon came recommended by an employee of a small bookstore I love, and combined with the very intriguing concept, of course I had to read it. I haven’t read a book quite like this . . .