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amyjoy's review
3.0
Still enjoyable, and I'm looking forward to when the story really starts to get going. I kind of wish I had saved all the episodes until the season was over so I could binge.
screeching_dread's review
4.0
*I received a copy of this episode from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review*
With the third instalment of this serial, I got hooked. The writing and use of the language are nothing to write home about, but the stories are developing nicely. I'm still finding it hard to care for a couple of character, but the rest, I'm loving. The true diversity of the characters is a breath of fresh air. I hope it keeps getting better and better as the episodes get published. I went from not being sure I wanted to read the second episode to being completely hooked by the third. The number of people I'd recommend this to, keeps growing as the story progresses.
With the third instalment of this serial, I got hooked. The writing and use of the language are nothing to write home about, but the stories are developing nicely. I'm still finding it hard to care for a couple of character, but the rest, I'm loving. The true diversity of the characters is a breath of fresh air. I hope it keeps getting better and better as the episodes get published. I went from not being sure I wanted to read the second episode to being completely hooked by the third. The number of people I'd recommend this to, keeps growing as the story progresses.
diamondxgirl's review
4.0
In Boss Battles, we go a little deeper into the lives of Taneesha, Aditi, and Elli. Every time we pull back a layer on Aditi, I wonder when we will get to the bottom of all she's holding as a person. We also learn that while Elli's methods might be a little untraditional, she gets the job done. Too bad society hasn't figured out a way to hone in on creative people who don't fit the mold.
nairia's review
4.0
The representation in this series of all women in the "geek world" is what keeps me coming for more.
I am extremely glad that there is a book that looks past prejudice and stereotypes to write without remorse the truth.
I am extremely glad that there is a book that looks past prejudice and stereotypes to write without remorse the truth.
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