The Stone Sky: The Broken Earth, Book 3, WINNER OF THE NEBULA AWARD 2018 (Broken Earth Trilogy)

This is the first series (a trilogy) I finish in a very long time. Leverang a longer than usual time off, also away from computers and TVs, I enjoyed reading The Fifth Season, The Obelisk Gate, and finally back at home, The Stone Sky. This a story about motherhood mostly, and love. I like how well rounded the story is concluded, only at the last paragraphs fully understanding the way the full story is displayed.

A great ending to what is probably the best sci-fi series I've ever read.

Series review:

Here are the best things about this series:

- Representation: the characters are black, queer, polyamorous, transgendered, disabled.

- World building: the setting and the magic system are unique and interesting.

Book review:

At first I really didn't like turning the actual, physical planet Earth into a homicidal, genocidal maniac. It felt a little heavy handed. But it allowed for the impact of the final scene: our heroes have pacified and made peace with the actual Earth; but the greater, unresolved challenge--the challenge our heroes for us, the readers--is to change society. To overcome and eradicate thousands of years of violent, systemic oppression.