books: adrian-tchaikovsky/walking-to-aldebaran
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| adrian-tchaikovsky/walking-to-aldebaran | reviews | Walking to Aldebaran was my first book by *Adrian Tchaikovsky*, and it certainly was a good book. The story itself was a bit on the shallow side, I felt, but the writing, and the protagonist exploring weird alien catacombs, both were well done, so it was a good read. I think all things considered, the protagonist's narration voice was the best part of the book – without it, it would've been generic grim scifi, but this way it was quite a bit better than that. (A review copy was provided in exchange for an honest review by the publisher, via NetGalley.) | 2019-04-08 | Walking to Aldebaran | #c0b692 | 1781087067 | 9781781087060 | 2019 | http://covers.openlibrary.org/b/isbn/9781781087060-L.jpg | 140 | 4 |
