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  • Every Version of You by Grace Chan
    Synopsis: In late twenty-first century Australia, Tao-Yi and her partner Navin spend most of their time inside a hyper-immersive, hyper-consumerist virtual reality called Gaia. They log on, go to work, socialise, and even eat in this digital utopia. Meanwhile their aging bodies lie suspended in pods inside cramped apartments. Across the city, in the abandoned… Read more: Every Version of You by Grace Chan
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  • Nature Needs You by Hannah Bourne-Taylor

    Nature Needs You by Hannah Bourne-Taylor

    Synopsis: Nature Needs You tells the compelling story of how Hannah, without campaigning experience, funding or contacts, set out to save swifts from extinction in…

  • A Training School for Elephants by Sophy Roberts

    A Training School for Elephants by Sophy Roberts

    Synopsis: In 1879, King Leopold II of Belgium launched an ambitious plan to plunder Africa’s resources. The key to cracking open the continent, or so…

  • Let’s Talk Bookish: Reading Non-Fiction

    Let’s Talk Bookish: Reading Non-Fiction

    Hello, happy Friday!I have pre-written all of my LTB posts for this month already, look at me go!One day I’ll figure out university + working…

  • WWW Wednesday: 5/11/25

    WWW Wednesday: 5/11/25

    Hello! I’m jumping back on the WWW Wednesday train again. After revamping the look of my blog, I decided to create headers for my regular…

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I’m Emma (she/her), a 30-something living in the UK. I love to read fantasy, science fiction and non-fiction books, though I do dip into many other genres. Enjoy your reading!

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Every Version of You by Grace Chan. March wrap up! 🌿 What is a book you have great memories of from when you were younger? The Memory Bookshop by Song Yu-jeong When life gives you lemons... 🍋 Endemic by James Harding-Morris It's very hard for me to accurately describe how I feel about this book because I loved it so much for so many reasons, many of which I don't know how to explain. When the Forest Breathes by Suzanne Simard. February wrap-up ☔
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