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don shard was fascinating as far as what it's showing you with the greater cosmere which is the shared universe for sanderson's adult fantasy books but it's a short story novella i'm not really the biggest fan of those if all the side characters that i don't care that much about so while it was interesting it's hard for me to say too much about it other than well that was that was interesting

i'm liking it so much more on my second read so i'm really excited to keep going with it

it's definitely really fast-paced really action-packed the magic is really fascinating but something about the tone just didn't really click with me

oh my goodness i loved this entry the beginning is so fast paced and then it just doesn't really stop i mean of course there's the occasional chapter that's not as intense but that's the thing there's the occasional chapter that's not as intense so most of it is just really fast-paced and you spend so much time with the characters and their mental health

it took me a while to get into this book because i think i was expecting a more straightforward fantasy initially and then once i kind of realized that it wasn't exactly a straightforward fantasy it was i think easier for me to get into and accept

i've seen a big complaint there's not enough paranormal stuff in this book i think i from my personal taste would have to agree with that i think i wanted more of the fantasy stuff and i probably would have enjoyed it more

i really was excited about the second one it started off with such a bang so i'm really sad to have to put it down and come back to it later but i'll get to it when i get to it

this is a essentially like a dual perspective story it's the same person but you're kind of getting present day and then passed and it's clear by the way it's set up that eventually these things will somewhat come together to reveal this strange the difference between past and present because you don't really know how the character went from point a to point b

the knife of never letting go i'm not too far into it yet but it is very fascinating i don't know what's going on it has such a whirlwind beginning

this is the sequel to the adult fantasy book ninth reign which i thoroughly enjoyed that book is such a hidden gem i highly recommend it's such a great combination of so many different sub genres of fantasy

i loved so much of it until i would say somewhere between the last 50 and 100 pages or so just went in a direction i was excited about but the way that it wrapped up i was not so thrilled about