DNF's, Unhaul, Haul, and Library Saves

I read it, loved it, loved it. One of my favorite books I picked up this year.

And I have enjoyed it, but I do think that Frieren is one of those stories where the anime is an improvement upon the manga.

And I have enjoyed it, but I do think that Frieren is one of those stories where the anime is an improvement upon the manga.

And I have enjoyed it, but I do think that Frieren is one of those stories where the anime is an improvement upon the manga.

And so, I was really fascinated by this, especially cuz I'd read the non-fiction Half American, which was fantastic, highly recommend.

I really liked the world building in Hearts Gambit and I liked the concepts, but I thought that the way the characters acted and the way the plot progressed, it just didn't quite end up lining up in a way that I found as polished as they would have liked.

Ultimately, while I appreciated the themes of this one and again had Sanderson's signature world building within it, I found the themes to be quite repetitive and they were explained a lot.

And, the magic system seemed pretty cool. The world was interesting. So, there were plenty of aspects to this that I thought were well-developed. It just wasn't quite clicking for me.

This was one of the four original secret projects that Sanderson had put out and it was definitely my least favorite of the four, but if I'm being honest, I didn't really care for The Sunlit Man that much either.

I just think it's one of those works that's very thought-provoking, and so it's I find helpful to have both things to lock in for myself, anyway.

It's one of my favorite books I've picked up this year, one of my favorite new fantasy releases.

I thought that the world building was really fascinating, but I don't know that I ever was fully engaged and invested in what was actually happening and it had a little bit more of a lighter feel while also feeling like reflective and reliant upon some of the other Cosmere works.

And because these were not only two of my favorite books that I read last year, but they're some of my favorite books of all time for the fantasy genre. I was like, well, I'll go ahead and upgrade them.

And because these were not only two of my favorite books that I read last year, but they're some of my favorite books of all time for the fantasy genre. I was like, well, I'll go ahead and upgrade them.

That one I definitely needed to immersion read for, especially because there is a lot of 18th-century philosophy, and a lot of it's French, and I was not going to be able to even mentally pronounce any of that correctly.

And this is probably up there. If I were to do a tier ranking, I think this would be second or top tier for T. Kingfisher. Maybe top. I really I quite enjoyed it.