May 21, 2024
When people say nonfiction books are "boring," I just think they're reading the wrong books
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When people say nonfiction books are "boring," I just think they're reading the wrong books
Started this afternoon: Endless Forms: The Secret World of Wasps by Seirian Sumner
It is time for the September book report!
Books I finished:
Endless Forms by Seirian Sumner (I read the last 100 pages this month)
A Blinking Light Up On the Clouded Mountain by ErinPtah (I read the last 350 pages)
Books I read entirely this month:
Hope Etc. by yellow_caballero (160 pages)
Nursery Earth by Danna Staaf (235 pages)
The book I'm currently working on:
I finally picked Oathbringer by Brandon Sanderson back up and I read 155 pages! I have about 550 pages left .
That puts me at about 1000 pages this month. Kinda low compared to the past few months, I blame this on Clangen, which I started playing this month (it's pretty addicting once I got into it)
As always page numbers are approximate
STEM XX 004: Soapboxes, soap operas and science with Seirian Sumner
In this episode we talk about wasps, and why you should love them with Dr Seirian Sumner, an evolutionary biologist and behavioural ecologist.