Quinn Carbone’s Reviews > A Psalm for the Wild-Built > Status Update

After reading about how Dex and the robot are doing, I am starting to feel that Dex is liking his job, because he feels he is doing a good job and is getting compliments. But they still really want to hear crickets singing. But I think that he will get to hear that and really enjoy his job. I just hope he gets to hear it because this job is really the big reason why he is out in the wilderness.

I feel like pages 60 and 90 mostly are about Dex and Massacap adventuring through the woods. But while Dex gives the robot more knowledge day by day, I still feel like their relationship is getting stronger. Also, Mossacap keeps asking the question "what do humans need?" which makes me feel like he is trying to help out humans and do good things for them.

I thought that the interaction with Dex and the robot was simpler than I thought. Also, I feel like Dex is starting to open up more feelings with the robot and I can sense that Dex and the robot Mossacap are going to be really good friends by the end of the book. I feel that the book is getting to the theme and what it's trying to symbolize. By the end of the next chapter, I think the book will get its theme across.

I feel like the first 75 pages of this book are really interesting. I have been noticing that Dex is getting better and better at their job, but is also feeling like he is feeling restless. I feel like Dex meeting the robot was a good interaction for them. I can also tell that this interaction is the big turning point. I feel like this book has been starting to make more sense in my mind after reading more and more.

After reading about the first 20 pages of the book, I feel like the book is starting to make more sense in my head, because the first 10 pages of the book it wasnt makeing any sense to me. But now I can really envision Dex because the author painted a good picture. Also, in the first couple of pages, the book really only talks about the city they live in, which makes it hard to write about.