BOOKS I HATE BY AUTHORS I LOVE

didn't love the second one

I just I didn't like how things went down it follows some of the characters I don't want to say which ones but it does follow some of our original characters and I just felt like those characters weren't the same people

I did expect some of the questions that had arose in the first two books to be answered in a very interesting and fascinating way in this third one and I kind of just felt like I felt like some of the reveals were pretty obvious

I loved the third one so in the end it really worked out for me and it's one of my favorite trilogies

I was very much gripped by this first one

those deaths were so impactful for me in the actual trilogy and then it turned into this kind of like family reunion feeling theme that I was like oh I don't like this it's when it felt kind of cheesy

I thought it was so great I thought the camaraderie in that story was amazing the friendships the development all of it was great

it opened up the world and it explored the world more but I feel like almost as a trade-off to the character focused stuff that I prefer so much more so it just wasn't as likable for me as skyward

it's a great concept I think that it has one of the strongest openings of any Sanderson book I was immediately gripped I was so invested and then the more the book went on the more it felt like a caricature of teenage boys

I thought temeraire was enjoyable cool concept it's dragons during the Napoleonic era awesome the thing that I fell in love with was the dragon temeraire is the most precious thing

the first book I was like man a lot of people really like this and it's like okay I just didn't love it but I always I was interested enough to pick up the second one

I felt like I had already read the story but better with Miss Warren

I was just expecting to take what we had developed in that second book and then expand on it in this third one especially with how the second book ended and then the third one was just kind of it was very fairy tale-like

I loved this one so I think that if you're looking for something that has a great male protagonist and young adult this one fits it

I felt like Holly black really tapped into that element of the Fae can't lie but they can definitely word things in a way that is misleading and I really liked that it made the politics so fun I wasn't always expecting the way things were gonna go and I liked that

I really enjoyed the folklore elements in uprooted I thought they were so fascinating