Many great choices here, and many books I've never read (so many books, so little time). I love The Steerswoman series. I wish she'd finished it. I think Le Guin deserves two books. She's brilliant.
I'm in the middle of rereading the Vorkosgian series--listening to it, this time around. Though it's been years, Memory sounds like a good choice, but I love the series so much, I'd have a hard time picking just one book from it.
Cyteen is brilliant but I'd never reread it. Too depressing. I much prefer Downbelow Station. And the Chanur series, too.
Ender's Game is a great book--I first read it because my son recommended it to me when he was 12, I think. It was--maybe still is--his favorite book. From that series, I love Speaker for the Dead best. Again, it's been years, but I recall it being very moving.
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Date: 2024-07-28 02:16 pm (UTC)I'm in the middle of rereading the Vorkosgian series--listening to it, this time around. Though it's been years, Memory sounds like a good choice, but I love the series so much, I'd have a hard time picking just one book from it.
Cyteen is brilliant but I'd never reread it. Too depressing. I much prefer Downbelow Station. And the Chanur series, too.
Ender's Game is a great book--I first read it because my son recommended it to me when he was 12, I think. It was--maybe still is--his favorite book. From that series, I love Speaker for the Dead best. Again, it's been years, but I recall it being very moving.