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Best blues book I’ve ever read in terms of the cultural, economic, & political conditions that propagated them.

Too many thoughts racing to even ask a singular question. What I WILL say however, is that the ending was an amazing cliffhanger which is why I’m so angry because I want more. Beyond that, and truly a shocker to say this… I feel bad for Alex. That is all.

a collection of essays. some good. some less good. some very entertaining. some enlightening. would recommend. but with low expectations.

Started out a little slow, and had to get used to the Latin names, but I really enjoyed this book overall and would recommend it to anyone. A unique perspective on our floral friends. Had a lot of plants I was unfamiliar with that were exciting to look up to see in person online!

Have loved this series since I discovered it, it is laying out an amazing story that spans all the books and makes you care about the characters and what they offer.

I suspect I am going to just devour books until I run into the wait time for publishing and then I won’t have anything to keep me busy anymore. Also cliff hangers. Yikes.

bit of a slow start but finishes strong. highly recommend sticking with it till the end.

Overall, my impression of the book was rather disappointing. The character of Arcadia did not resonate well with me, coming across as unappealing. Her interactions with Jason felt immature and irksome, detracting from the narrative’s appeal. The initial eight hours of the story are weighed down by dialogue that often feels aimless, with Arcadia’s persistent..

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Love it if you read the Rose of Paracelsus of like the Dead and Owsley read it

I enjoyed the detail of ideas to approach the Deming approach. Great access to tools and systems.