Content note: The book includes incest, pedophilia, murder, cannibalism, domestic abuse/intimate partner violence, and emotional abuse. I won’t go into much detail in this post, but I will discuss how those elements were used in this book Drawing on the rhythms of epic poetry and alt rock, everyday speech and folk song, fireside whisperings and
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My favorite books tend to be character-driven. I want events to happen because of the choices characters make, and I want to feel like their reactions are informed by their past. And Six of Crows delivers. I’d read elsewhere that others felt that Leight Bardago improves her writing in these books compared to the Shadow
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Are you looking for a cozy read with a little bit of adventure? Loveable characters? Then let’s talk about Tress of the Emerald Sea. The best way to experience this book is to go in mostly blind. So, this review is going to focus on vibes. This book counts as a ‘cozy’ read. I’ve heard
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