This was a nice follow up, right as I started to miss Bitty.

How could I resist with that cover?

Bring a fan because it’s getting HOT in here

Sam is trying too hard to be literary and completely failed. Super disappointed.

Read this if you love: small town mysteries, 90s teen horror, and diverse thrillers (give me morrrreee).

I’m pretty so-so on the movie but I loved the novel adaptation!

Why isn’t everyone talking about this book?!? Full RTC but it’s definitely on the best of list for the year

“I mean, you work your whole life for a Thing, it’s only natural the Thing be important to you. But most rational people would consider getting vaporized inside a derelict spaceship drifting through interdimensional space just a little more important than school. That’s all I’m saying.” - Tyler, Aurora Rising

This is the moment I knew I’d love Tyler.

Action-packed. Whiplash. Zany. You can tell this is an Amie and Jay book but Aurora Rising is not Illuminae. The format of that trilogy really set it apart. Aurora Rising better resembles other space books I’ve read.

I identified hard with Tyler, the leader. I would have made a lot of the choices he made…and had the same learning experiences. Which is funny because then I took the quiz…I got Tyler.

I sometimes found it hard to follow all of the perspectives on the audio – the voices (NOT the narration) were very similar. I really want to know about ALL THINGS AURORA. Like there’s so much to uncover there.

Fans of Aurora Rising should check out The Disasters, The Final Six, and The Devouring Gray. The first two are squad space books that are FAB so please read them and The Devouring Gray is such a dark and amazing story that I think pairs well with the darker side of Aurora Rising!

I love experiencing this story all over again in a new medium.