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I read the three body problem trilogy at about the same time, it was so nice to have collaboration between aliens in hail Mary as opposed to the dark forest universe.
I thought it was great sci Fi, and I'm excited for Andy Weir's next. Love his sense of realism.
Oh man the Three Body Problem. That there is quite the interesting series of books. It's one of the few that I go back to on a regular(ish) basis to re-read.
The last hundred or so pages were rough. I had to stop and read a book about trees to get through it.
It was an awesome series all in all, but man, did it get dark. So you re reading should I just make sure you're doing ok?