Elliot Brooks 168K subscribers · Nov 8, 2020

BEST BOOK ENDINGS

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Loved

I really loved the ending of cricket Kingdom I do see some people that were very disappointed in it and like it at all but the thing that I like about this do ology is how character focuses is just found I don't know there was some moments in here that I felt like we're very tastefully done that were great to see that a lot of other authors I just don't see them take the time to develop characters just who they are

Loved

The author tied together things from the first two that I was not expecting at all and it's one of those things where I read these as they were coming out so there was some wait time and then I was like oh yeah that person that chick and then I wanted to immediately go back and reread the series so I could see all those things that she was putting in place

Loved

The second one to me is so action-packed it's kind of opening up what Pierce Brown has created in this science fiction world and then the third one I thought was a fantastic combination of both of those things. I thought the ending was very satisfying so you know it did everything I wanted it to do

Loved

The themes in this story the way that Laini Taylor is able to tackle what is actually a very dark tragic story the way that she is able to kind of discuss mental health the victims of atrocities and the way that compassion oh my gosh I'm like getting emotional even thinking about it the way that compassion can be used to help others it's so brilliant and beautiful and stunning and sad

Liked

I liked the very end it was bittersweet I thought it was a good way to wrap everything up but I am a very character-driven reader and I think that third book was kind of almost more about themes and society and plot and I wasn't really that emotionally invested in the characters themselves

Loved

I think in the first one it's especially brilliant because you're just being introduced to this world do you honestly have no idea if anything that's gonna connect within that first book and then the way everything slams together