Nemo @ The Moonlight Library 11 years ago

Oh no, not another one. I'm so picky when it comes to sci-fi. Sadface.

Khanh the Killjoy 11 years ago

The setting is one of the most unbelievable I've ever read -.-

The Reading Perusals of Rose Summers 11 years ago

I am so glad I second guessed myself and didn't request this. =____= My backlog is huge, but this would've been one more that disappointed me. Great review.

And Nemo, I'm the same way.

Khanh the Killjoy 11 years ago

It turned out to be child developmental psychology.

TezMillerOz 11 years ago

I love when you get scientific :-)

Khanh the Killjoy 11 years ago

I thought I learned nothing in science class, but I guess I learned more than the author did -.-

Grimlock ♥ Ultra Magnus 11 years ago

This was brilliant. I laughed so hard throughout it all.

And this book would drive me nuts, so thanks for the warning review.

Khanh the Killjoy 11 years ago

Thank you ^_^ I'm glad I entertained!

Derrolyn Anderson 11 years ago

Peoples be writing books on your Goodreads review :P

Khanh the Killjoy 11 years ago

Oh god, save us all.

Libromancer's Apprentice 11 years ago

I started reading your review and thought that this author has never read Dune (which features a planet where water is so scarce that failure to recycle all fluids pretty much is a death sentence)

Khanh the Killjoy 11 years ago

Dune is one of those series I'm scared to start.

Libromancer's Apprentice 11 years ago

I've only read the first Dune book, and for the amount of sci-fi I read it took me embarrassingly long to get to the first one.

Khanh the Killjoy 11 years ago

I don't even know where all the water went. The oceans boiled up, but there are no water left. Where did all the water go?! It couldn't have penetrated the atmosphere. It could only be turned into vapor, which means the Earth would have turned into an ultra-hot steam room. BUT THERE WOULD STILL BE WATER.

Khanh the Killjoy 11 years ago

Noooooooooooooooo.