I was introduced to Kit Reed's works when I was a child. At that time, her story "Automatic Tiger" deeply impressed me. I was overwhelmed by feelings when I first read it. I kept imagining what I would do with my tiger, how wonderful would it be, and I couldn't understand the actions of the main character, I couldn't justify him.

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During my numerous movings across country, I lost the book. I couldn't remember the title of the book or the author. All I could remember was that it had the robotic tiger in the plot and it was really sad.
But one time when I was googling it (again), it came up! I checked Kit Reed on Goodreads, and to my surprise she was registered there. I posted to her page how much her story means to me, and guess what? She replied to me! I couldn't be happier.
So I tried her new collection of stories, and I was fascinated.
These stories are not your bed time stories! Not the kind you could read and go to sleep without remembering about what you read. They stick with you. When you will be commuting to work, you will remember it. When you do your yoga, the images will come to your mind. Just so you know, I warn you.
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