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Becky Chambers

Category Fiction
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Type Fiction
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Language English

ISBN 9781250891266

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A Prayer for the Crown-Shy

A Prayer for the Crown-Shy

By Becky Chambers · Published by Tor

Who it's for: Fans of cozy, philosophical science fiction

In this poignant second volume of the Monk and Robot series, Sibling Dex and the robot Mosscap continue their journey across the little moon of Panga. Having already explored the rural landscapes, the pair now ventures into the villages and cities to better understand the needs of humanity. As they navigate new friendships and complex concepts, they grapple with the entropic nature of the universe and the fundamental question of whether having more truly matters in a world where everyone already has what they want.Why You Should Read? Experience a gentle and thought-provoking exploration of humanity, purpose, and the environment. Follow the heartwarming and unique bond between a tea monk and a robot on a quest for meaning. Enjoy a beautifully written tale that balances philosophical inquiry with cozy, character-driven storytelling. Discover a hopeful vision of the future that emphasizes acceptance and the beauty of existence. About the AuthorBecky Chambers is a Hugo Award-winning author known for her character-focused science fiction. She gained widespread acclaim for her Wayfarers series and the Monk and Robot books, which explore themes of community, identity, and the human condition. Her work is celebrated for its optimistic tone and inclusive world-building, offering readers a refreshing perspective on the genre. She lives and writes in the Pacific Northwest, where she continues to craft stories that challenge and comfort her audience.

Highlights

  • Second volume of the Monk and Robot series
  • Continues the journey of Sibling Dex and Mosscap across Panga
  • Explores villages and cities to understand humanity's needs
  • Grapples with the entropic nature of the universe
  • Questions whether having more truly matters in a world of plenty

Themes

Purpose · Humanity · Environment · Friendship · Entropy · Contentment

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Category Fiction
Publisher Tor
ISBN 9781250891266
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
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SKU 2010000097977

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Questions about this book

Is this the first book in the Monk and Robot series?

No, this is the second volume. The series follows Sibling Dex and the robot Mosscap on their journey.

What is the setting of this book?

It is set on the little moon of Panga, where the characters travel from rural areas into villages and cities.

What are the main themes explored?

The book explores humanity, purpose, environment, and the question of whether having more truly matters when everyone already has what they want.

Who is the author?

Becky Chambers, a Hugo Award-winning author known for character-focused science fiction.