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I would have loved to have more exposure to the inner world of the Tuginda. It was unfortunate that she was relegated to the role she was for the most part. I found the willingness for so many people to not only forgive Kelderek at the end, but to …
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I didn't find myself NOT enjoying the book, but the prose style forced me to slow down, and not in the way I usually like. I have no problems with books that have long stretches of descriptions (working my way through Les Miserables right now and it…
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I'm down with a really big nasty bear (the scene from the move The Revenant was great and terrifying as well). I liked that it was always left ambiguous as to whether he was truly who they believed he was, or merely a perfectly coincidental match f…
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The descriptions of Shardik's ravaged and emaciated body, as well as the scene where he is being honoured in death, certainly felt like he was taking a bit of Aslan but rewriting him for his own story where the redemption doesn't come directly from …
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I thought the names of the places were at times okay, and at other times felt a little much, but it can be difficult to come up with creative names for everything, so not a big deal. I struggled to visualise the map in my head as the book went along…
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Hey everyone. My name is Joel. I am a Canadian who stumbled across the Book club's Discord after Apocryphal Chris invited me. Enjoyed it there and figured I'd come contribute here as well. I am no literary guru but I enjoy reading!