It's been awhile since I've read this so I'm not completely sure on the details. The female lead goes back in time to her mothers funeral (it might've been the day after). While her father is out to go get his other daughter to bring her back, she is working with the butler to find the documents ...

I remember reading a chapter where the characters celebrated Christmas and exchanged gifts. All of the kids were very young and the human group was a mix of boys and girls. They befriended a young alien girl and spent time on her UFO. The art was very cute and chibi-like. That’s all I can remembe...

It's about a guy who keeps reincarnating over and over again cause he kept failing the grading system, if you fail you keep doing it if you pass you get sent back to earth, the manga right now has over 140 chapters, I tried chatgpt and searching for the manga everywhere.

I read this in an anthology in the early-mid 1990s. Details are hazy, but the main character was a clone fighting in a conflict. She doesn't seem to realise that she is a clone, and believes herself to be the original and is still essentially living out the memories of the person she was cloned f...

The story was set in utopian future, post-scarcity setting. A man, living on a island (?), starts ordering more and more products of all sorts. While it wasn't a huge issue, it eventually drew attention as to why he was doing it. If I remember correctly, the conclusion was the this man was "a rel...

I’m trying to track down the title of a book I bought in about 2000. The plot followed the “hacker-adjacent technology worker stumbles into someone’s plan to transform humanity” archetype, with the plan involving transcendence achieved through linking peoples’ brains together, possibly through th...

In Ahsoka Season 1 Episode 5, "Shadow Warrior", there's a sequence where I noticed that in this scene, My first thought was that it was due to Has this been discussed by anyone working on the show?

I read this book series a long time ago and I loved it but I can’t find it back. It’s a book serious that has four dragon shifter males that are mated to four different women and the story povs are from the women. The women are all 19 years old. The eldest brother is named lexen. The first book o...

I remember reading a short story online set in alien land with ocean and algae/fungus and the people begin dying due to infection but we later learn they get to live on forever in the algae. The atmosphere of the story was very good

The iconic penultimate scene of Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964) has Major Kong (Slim Pickens) manually unlatch the bomb bay doors of his B-52 and drop out of the plane on the bomb that is immediately released, riding it down to its detonation. This sce...

I read this book when I was in elementary school, and I picked it up randomly at the library. All I can remember is the plot and the name of one character. There are 2 points of view; one is a kid (I think a boy) who lives in a small apartment with his family and goes on a research trip to Antar...

I saw a trailer a few years ago (post 2000) of this movie. There were these people in some sort of space station, I think. Tthey looked at this door that had a window on it, and then this blob of black alien goop splattered itself against the window. Best way I can describe it is it looked like ...

I read at least two books in this series, within the last 10 years. A scribe finds the famous wizard in an inn somewhere living in hiding and can't believe his luck in finding the famous wizard. He wants to tell the story: A young, poor man determines to go to a University of Magic that is too ex...

I read this in the late 2000s or early 2010s (2009-2013). It was a young adult novel about a boy who who receives a mysterious letter from a secret organization and if he burns the letter they will stop contacting him. It turns out the secret organization is a group of about five-ish people who h...

In a way, the novel is sort of a distant ancestor of The Matrix and I wonder if it is the very first book in which the main character discovers his universe does not really exist although in the case of The Matrix there is a real world (I think -- don't know what subsequent movies or books have r...