2018 Releases Revisited #4

I've read it twice now and I think it is a good closure to the story arc in the four novellas and kind of leading up to the next adventure in the novel coming out very soon I loved it very much

there were so many good stories in this and a really broad range of stories fantasy and science fiction it's like I don't think she ever repeated herself it was fantastic

I enjoyed Nevermore and I didn't actually think it was that similar to Harry Potter I thought Townson was definitely setting up the series to be its own thing

I just felt like it was rehashing some ideas and bland characters from other books and it wasn't that good I yeah I would not recommend this one

I was disappointed because it was so similar to his other books mainly in terms of the characters that he writes the their personalities the way they talk and everything so I've always liked the premise of the series but the first book really let me down in some way

Felicity was one of my favorite characters from the gentleman's guide she was very practical and no-nonsense and knew what to do when Monty had no clue

unfortunately I didn't love the experience very much what I most recall from this book is that it gave me a terrible case of a secondhand embarrassment I just didn't find Felicity to be as practical in this one

this is the follow-up to the traitor Baru cormorant which was really hyped up on booktube some years ago I really enjoyed it

I was far more drawn into the story and into the characters especially I got to the end of it and was like I need the last book right away

it was an interesting book even if I don't think I really grasped everything that Tatara was doing in the novel because I frankly don't know that much about the history of Israel but it was certainly an interesting idea

it was really good like thoroughly original I would say definitely recommend it for people who enjoy kind of a linguistic context in their fantasy

this is when the series and the ideas and the magical school and all the characters really came into their own and I loved it's pretty rare for me to give a middle-grade novel five stars these days