Books matching: domesticated crow
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"Feral Creatures" by Kira Jane Buxton is a captivating sequel in the 'Hollow Kingdom' series that continues the apocalyptic tale from the perspective of S.T., a domesticated crow, and introduces new challenges and hazards for the protagonists. The book delves into the end of human civilization through a zombie apocalypse, providing incredible insight into the operations of the animal world and exploring deep themes of existence with a mix of humor and sadness. The writing style is praised for its originality, humor, and ability to make readers think about the natural world in a new light.
A bite is a very sudden thing. Cheeseburgers, Evander Holyfield, Peter Parker, the boat from Jaws, and mailmen throughout time immemorial have been ambushed by them. I was powerless, filled with hypno...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Hollow Kingdom ) - #2
In "Hollow Kingdom" by Kira Jane Buxton, the story unfolds in the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse, where the human population has been turned into zombies. The narrative is primarily told from the perspective of a pet crow named S.T. or Shit Turd, who embarks on a journey with his companion, a bloodhound named Dennis, to navigate the chaos and help other animals survive. Through witty and irreverent narration, the book explores themes of survival, interspecies communication, and the resilience of nature in a world where humanity has self-destructed.
The writing style of "Hollow Kingdom" is described as fresh, original, and humorous, with a mix of poignant moments and quirky characters. The story is filled with colorful animal voices, including S.T.'s sharp commentary on human behavior, interactions with other intelligent animals, and the exploration of interconnected networks in the natural world. The book offers a unique perspective on the apocalypse, blending humor, satire, and a touch of darkness to create a captivating and engaging tale.
I should have known something was dangerously wrong long before I did. How do you miss something so critical? There were signs, signs that were slow as sap, that amber lava that swallows up a disease-... - #3
'Gone Girl' by Gillian Flynn is a psychological thriller that delves into the dysfunctional marriage of Nick and Amy. The story unfolds with a man coming home on his 5th wedding anniversary to find his house destroyed and his wife missing, leading to a search where all clues point towards him. The narrative is filled with twists and turns, portraying the cunning dynamics between the characters, creating a chilling portrait of the ill effects of narcissistic disorder and manipulation. The novel keeps readers on edge as it explores themes of deception, betrayal, and the dark aspects of human nature.
When I think of my wife, I always think of her head. The shape of it, to begin with. The very first time I saw her, it was the back of the head I saw, and there was something lovely about it, the angl... - #4
"Dark Places" by Gillian Flynn is a gripping thriller that follows Libby Day, the sole survivor of a family massacre. The story unfolds through multiple perspectives and timelines, delving into the dark and twisted events surrounding the murders. Flynn's writing style captivates readers with its suspenseful and haunting narrative, keeping them on the edge of their seats as they uncover the chilling truths hidden within the characters' pasts.
Ihave a meanness inside me, real as an organ. Slit me at my belly and it might slide out, meaty and dark, drop on the floor so you could stomp on it. It’s the Day blood. Something’s wrong with it. I w... - #5
The Undoing by Shelly Laurenston follows the story of Jace, a Crow who was killed and brought back to life, and Ski, a laid-back Protector from a Viking clan. As they work together to prevent Ragnarok and battle a crazed god, they find themselves drawn to each other in a budding romance. The book combines elements of Norse mythology with a blend of action, romance, and friendship, all set in LA, California. Readers praise the immersive storytelling, kickass characters, and the humorous yet believable interactions between the various clans and characters.
Although she really didn’t want to do this. She didn’t want to be in this temporarily closed Santa Monica club haggling over gods-blessed trinkets. She wanted to be back at the Bird House, reading . ....
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Call of Crows )