Gives a wide political perspective on how AI is already used widely in our current society to increase inequality.

A quick introduction on intersectional feminist ideas and decolonialism. Could have gone a bit deeper in parts, I think, however I really enjoyed learning more about Zimbabwean history and current politics.

This took me a while to get into, feeling slightly bored at times. However I’ve really fallen in love with the characters in the end.

This made me cry and cry and cry. What a wonderful love letter to Tahsims mother. And a deep look into how German society treats its immigrants. All written with the humor that shines through in Tahsims videos too.

Great premise, great pacing and plot. I’d advise to read TWs before reading.

A beautiful meandering meditation on what it means to be human on our small blue planet.

I really liked the story told, the writing was very flowery, which for me slightly detracted from the depth of the story.

A valuable and interesting look into how our current society has splintered and how it functions. Sometimes it’s a little all over the place, and jumps from here to there, which is why it won’t get a full five stars from me. But it’s an absolutely worthwhile read.

This was sadly not very well written, which often threw me off the plot.

Oh Berlin, you wonderfully eccentric capital, you will be missed.

An important and timely read, with the rise of fascism globally. A great look into the Berlin of the late 20s and early 30s and the slow decline and decay of the city and its people into full fascist Nazism.

Berlin has always felt like home to me, taking in the people straying from the normative. I imagine that is what it felt like in the 20s too. And once again we are at a tipping point, where every freedom we have can be pulled from under our feet immediately.