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4/5: “He [my father] said kenders were small because we were meant to do small things. 'If you look at all the big things in the world closely,' he said, 'you'll see that they're really made up of sma...

5/5: “Humans need fantasy to be human. To be the place where the falling angel meets the rising ape.” -Death I feel incredibly fortunate to live in a world where Sir Terry Pratchett wrote the Discwor...

3/5: 3.25ish. I wanted to love this book—and for the first two‑thirds, I really did. The whole thing reads like it was written to be a movie, and for a while that worked in its favor. If not for the u...

4/5: There are endings… 3.75 Stars. Overall, I loved this series. This particular entry is tough to judge. Parts of it I loved; others felt a bit too long. It is every bit the dramatic space opera I ...

5/5: I really enjoyed the first book in this duology, and the sequel did not disappoint—in fact, I liked it even more. Davi is a bit less manic this time, though the “female Deadpool in a high fantasy...

3/5: ★★★½ — Mixed Emotions I came away from this book with mixed emotions. Drizzt has long been one of my favorite characters in fantasy fiction, and returning to the Forgotten Realms always feels li...

5/5: This book changed how I think about disease and illness. It also reshaped how I view the world and how fortunate I am simply because of where I was born compared to so many people who suffer thro...

This one was ok. My son liked it enough to keep going so that’s something! https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/7847517588

5/5: "Art is the reverberation of an impermanent life." — Rick Rubin This is a fantastic read. I’m a different person after finishing this book. Of course, every book leaves an impression on the read...

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3/5: A decent Halloween read but didn’t quite capture me. This book had a fantastic premise—a clever blend of Eldritch horror and ghost story tropes—and the setting and characters were solid. I enjoye...

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5/5: This book was my first foray into the Romantasy genre. I’m not entirely sure it qualifies, but it’s certainly more of a love story than most fantasy novels I’ve read. I primarily read fantasy, an...

4/5: 4.5 - I enjoyed this book more than I expected—enough to immediately pick up the sequel. It’s not that I thought it would be bad, but Lovecraftian horror has never been a genre I’ve gravitated to...

3/5: As I’ve just finished reading this book, I’m still processing my feelings about it. It’s clearly well written, with evocative—if at times needlessly juvenile—prose. The main character often feels...

4/5: If Deadpool were a woman trapped in a Groundhog Day-style fantasy world, trying hard to be a good bad guy, I imagine this book is what you’d get. I don’t mean to take away from its creativity—it ...

3/5: 2.5 Stars - I was branching out a bit from my usual tastes on this one, and it was a struggle to finish it. The story meandered a bit, and while elements of the ending were good, it was all a lit...

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