it was fun it was good it was it wasn't as scary as i thought it was going to be but it felt more like a thriller to me almost but man like i don't have a bad thing to say about salem's lot it just it was great it was so good
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i ended up giving this a three and a half out of five just because i feel like the main focus here is the character work which robin hobb does very well but when it came to the story elements i just don't think the attention to detail was quite there
this kind of deals with a whole sins of the father trope and i really like that characterization because like he doesn't really know who he is he doesn't know what his who his father was what his father has done and so he's kind of coping with and dealing with all of this nonsense and it is one hell of an emotional ride
i'm not gonna go too deep into this one other than to tell you it was four stars i really enjoyed it
the author of my book of the year last year which is dragon mage got a five-star rating from me
fool's fate that's my preferred ending to the realm of the elderlings instead of fitz and the fool
i had character issues i had pacing issues this one overall was a huge miss for me and it makes me really upset because this is one of my most anticipated releases of the year so i'm very sad to have not liked this book
this has kind of got like a whole portal thing going on it was absolutely awesome it was a lot of fun and pretty much a perfect palette cleanser
lord of the silver bow was just it's a historical fiction and it blew my mind it the characterizations were so good
i love this i loved it so much it took me about 12 days to read this one but i ended up giving it five stars mainly because the character work that is done here is weird take we get like a ragtag band of characters whose personalities do not mesh at all and they still have to work towards achieving a goal
so far not a single page of this has been less than five stars so i'm not really all that worried and that's why i'm putting it as a preemptive five-star read
this book will break you it is devastating and it is so poignant and beautiful i cannot wait to continue this series
again another five star read this entire trilogy so far is turning out to be one of my favorites
i ended up loving it i gave it i think like a four and a half out of five mainly because just it's got a weird structural tone there
this one was a lot of fun a lot of classic tropes here presented in fresh and invigorating ways
i still really overall enjoyed it but it just didn't quite hit the way i remembered it
i was not the biggest fan of wizarding glass or went through the keyhole
i enjoyed this experience i'll continue it but this does not feel like a fully fleshed out book with a solid satisfying ending
i was not the biggest fan of wizarding glass or went through the keyhole
i enjoyed the ending i enjoyed learning about the wolves i enjoyed the you know ever deepening relationship between susanna jake eddie and roland and so yeah no this one was this one hit for me

















