A Psalm for the Wild-Built

Well, this sure was diffrent from what most people think the world will look like in the future. I mean I guess it had to get worse before it got better but you are set in the time when it's already gotten better. It just felt kinda weird to read a relaxing utopia where humans have realzed how f'd the world was and robots ganing consiousness had to be the driving force behind their reform. It's nice, I liked all of the talk about nature and what it means to be a person and what the purpose of life is.

Dex was a mixed bag for me, sometimes they said intresting stuff and I liked them, sometimes they were annoying and it runied the tranquility of the book. Mosscap was really fun, the author really killed wrirting a kickbutt robot. I enjoyed Mosscap's character a ton, maybe because it reminded me of my best friend. I was very sad to find out apple spiders weren't a actual species of spider upon reserach.