his school setting is basically for like Navy SEALs but for children they go through the most intense things some of the kids die it's like it's really intense but oh my gosh so good I loved this one
BOOKS WITH SCHOOL SETTINGS
the writing style is a very polarizing you seem to either love it or hate it I kind of just sat in the middle where I appreciated it for what it was but I don't know if it really clicked with me
so far I'm really enjoying it and I think it's very unique and scary and the stakes are high and I don't know what's gonna happen next but I'm really liking it
the stakes are incredibly high and the camaraderie that's developed the friendships that are developed I think are fantastically done it's so fast-paced you don't want to put it down
I think name of the wind has a more self-discovery Adventure feel to it because the main characters both kind of is exploring the world and he has other motivations
I actually found that I liked a lot of different parts of the book I just didn't always love Rin but I loved that bleakness that just kind of slams Rin in the face and therefore slams you right in the face I thought that element of the story was done really well
I found the main character Joel to be somebody that I really wanted to root for I find Brandon persons stories can sometimes take a while to get going but I immediately cared for this character I cared about his predicament and his motivations and his family I just wanted the best for him
I personally did not care for this book purely because I just felt like I couldn't really figure out what the main theme of the story was and what it was trying to say I just feel like it kind of went back and forth
the entire series does not have a school setting but the second book the school setting is very much a part of the story and if you like school settings I feel like that second book is probably going to be totally up your alley it was very much rooted in the story and the development of the characters








