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A review by raj_page
All These Worlds by Dennis E. Taylor
5.0
Book 1 was about Bob and his sense of identity.
It was about the impending doom to Earth and Humanity.
Book 2 was about exploring the universe and making meaningful connections with non-bobs.
It was about the impending doom to the entire cluster of star systems.
It was also about how Bobs are becoming saviors but in their own way, glorified babysitters to the entire civilized world.
Book 3 is about Bobs regaining their sense of identity.
We see growth of Bob as a species where they can now stand against all the previous foes and still come out of the fight alive.
We see how the interpersonal interactions with non-bobs, or as it is more common to say now, ephemerals, are changing Bobs at an individual level.
I love the ending of this book.
There are so many unanswered questions but still there is a sense of completion.
Eagerly waiting for the next book.
It was about the impending doom to Earth and Humanity.
Book 2 was about exploring the universe and making meaningful connections with non-bobs.
It was about the impending doom to the entire cluster of star systems.
It was also about how Bobs are becoming saviors but in their own way, glorified babysitters to the entire civilized world.
Book 3 is about Bobs regaining their sense of identity.
We see growth of Bob as a species where they can now stand against all the previous foes and still come out of the fight alive.
We see how the interpersonal interactions with non-bobs, or as it is more common to say now, ephemerals, are changing Bobs at an individual level.
I love the ending of this book.
There are so many unanswered questions but still there is a sense of completion.
Eagerly waiting for the next book.