The Ship Who Sang

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Anne McCaffrey

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The Ship Who Sang

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

Helga is an endearing and enduring character who will stick with you for decades. It deals more with how the protagonist has to deal with her passengers numerous social issues.

The ship who sang by anne mccaffrey is a sci-fi tale from the late 60's. The world-building and characterization is some of mccaffery’s best.

For anyone who enjoy solid sci-fi, this is a must read. While some would say that's it's dated, i would say its more the foundation for things to come in good sci-fi.

A ripping good story. The story is so submersive you dont realize that its a short story. A collection of five short stories strung together into a coherent single narrative.

The human psyche is amazingly riddled with humanity beyond the normal boundaries. Here, disabled people are made the brains of wonderfully powerful ships, of cities, etc. This story isolates the physical self so that the mental aspect of being human c... Read More

Cons

This book is a harlequin with a science-fiction facade.

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Quality

As a fantasy reader that started with the pern series im blessed to continue my fascinating with her other genres too

I have read so much from anne mccaffrey and never been disappointed

I’m late 30 years late to reading this book and for that i’m truly sorry

May mean a sequel in the works

Price

Mccaffery is by far one of my favorite authors

Helga is an endearing and enduring character who will stick with you for decades

Shipping

Real life future predicted in some itemsactivitiessituations discussed on the ship

Really loved the positive attitude of the ship her

Frankly i think some of mccaffrey’s books have not aged that well but the menollypiemur books and especially the ship who sang ... Read More

The ship who sang by anne mccaffrey is a scifi tale from the late 60s

Packaging/appearance

Was a good story with a unique take on the future

Competitiveness

Intense humorous w a bit of love…i love anne mccaffrey’s books

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This product had a total of 836 reviews as of our last analysis date on Sep 20 2022.