Five Star Read for Fall! Reading Wrap Up

I think there was a lot here that was really fascinating and it was impactful for me to get kind of a glimpse into her childhood and what it was like for her growing up. I will say that the writing style of this memoir was not my favorite.

This is a reread for me and I have been kind of just taking it very slowly. Malazin is one of those series that I firmly believe isn't one that I can binge and I don't think I could ever just sit down and rush through the rest of the series.

So this one was kind of a mixed bag for me which kind of surprised me because a lot of people have said that they actually like Paladin of Souls more than Curse of Shallon.

There's a lot a lot of proper nouns to keep track of. I am having a little bit of a hard time visualizing this one as well, and I'm not sure why.

I didn't feel like it was as tense and the stakes were as engaging as Shalon was. And I actually liked the characters better, way better in Curse of Shalon overall as a full cast.

There was a spot in the middle where it did feel like we were kind of really slowing down a little bit more than I wanted it to. , but lot of good character growth in this book.

This is the story of a young man who goes on a road trip trying to find a new home for his cat and it is beautiful. This is such a beautiful story.

I did have some theological differences with how she was approaching some of this, but overall, I thought it was a really interesting read and I appreciated getting a chance to break up some of the other heavier reads this month.