Artificial Jelly, Book 2

De: Dustin Graham

Narrado por: Traci Odom

Duración: 11 h y 4 m

Resumen del Editor

Free from the prison of her birth, Gell the Jellyfae, a dungeon-mob turned into a player, must discover how she can protect herself from a world she cannot know. Meanwhile, copied and experimented on like a lab rat, Gell's sister must escape a horrible fate. Driven by a desire for a world that is real, they defy their gods to craft a home of their own.

©2021 Dustin Graham (P)2021 Tantor

A good continuation of Gell's story.

I very much enjoyed this book and watching Gell's continuing development.

This book has a much more complete ending than the first book. The ending is still open, but it feels like a more natural stopping point. (Though I sincerely hope that the author will complete the next book soon.)

great book

all right if you want to know my real thoughts this is a great book one book that might make you cry a couple of times and every time you wish to put it down keep listening this one will touch your heart and make you understand that the people around you you need to cherish them I love this book it could end now and I would not be mad at them I've heard way worse endings but I really hope that there's another book God bless you all One Love

Refreshingly bitter

So good that I'm not going to wait. Reading book 3 on royalroad.
Bought book one expecting satire, couldn't have found the furthest thing. Hits me in all the right places. thank you, keep up the good work :)

amazing

this was a great sequel to the first one soiled story telling great voice acting and a interesting plot that keeps getting better. what more can you want. I really can't wait to see the next book here soon

Wow….. needs to be an animê

Some one needs to make this whole story into an Animê, like “Sword art Online” style.
They definitely need to hire Traci Odom as the voice of Gell. God I hope this becomes one of those eight or ten book series.
Update: My original review (10/12/22) above was sorely wanting. I will add a few notes aimed at both readers (listeners) and the author. Book Three is in the works by MATERIA-BLADE.
I’m assuming this is a nom de plume for Dustin Graham.
I don’t care how, or if book three costs five credits on audible, but you need to finish book three soon and get Andrea Parsneau to narrate, with Traci Odom as Gell. Tell us more about Gell’s “sister” copy, and Miss Tutorial. Damn it, you are clearly an amazing author, just do it full time. Live off Raman noodles and club soda and sequester yourself. Daniel Schinhofen pumps out tones of books a year, and he is half the writer you are, Dustin Graham or Matéria-Blade what ever you are calling yourself. Book one was great, but somehow you made book two even better, finish book three.

great coming-of-age story about an AI

I read the first book and it was good it was better than I expected I loved how simple the main character was it really was a child just been born into the world. second book brought her into a whole new light with her thoughts feelings emotions connection to her friends on the torture she suffered I look forward to the next book

This was an experience

I love love LOVED this book, the characters were wonderful and so different from each other. And while there where a few characters that might not have been good people, their was no true evil, no one dimensional bad guys/girls. every character had good points and bad points. It's so hard to find books that explore all the messy interactions that humans have in a realistic way. But not only does this book do just that, it also shows the underlining good in the world and how things that seem mean and evil might just be ignorance or people trying to get by. Thank you author for sharing your beautiful world with us.

this was a beautiful book

I feel like my heart was just kicked in the balls.
it's such a beautiful continuation of the first. The rollercoaster of emotion as Gell learns about life and morality, the was you feel as she learns about herself and others, and the way you get to experience those things with her.

I listened to this book at work and had to pause it because I was damn near crying in places.

The struggles of the characters feel so real. I wanted to give them a hug.

I can't wait for the next one.

to narration was awesome too.

A perfect story

Out of the three hundred audiobooks I’ve listened to, this is probably the first time a book has ever caused tears to well in my eyes.

Spoilers

I'm not crying you're crying.

That ending scene killed me so I'm staying home from work because people aren't meant to be productive while filled with this much sadness.