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The Malazan Book of the Fallen series is challenging but so very rewarding. This 5th book introduces a new cast of characters and locale. At first, I missed the familiar characters, but it didn't take me long to get totally absorbed in the story.

This is my #DoubleSpin book for #BookSpinBingo. @TheAromaofBooks

I didn't manage as many hours as usual, with just over 8 hours for the #20in4 readathon, but I did make some progress with the 5th Malazan Book of the Fallen novel. This is one large and epic series!

Thank you for hosting the readathon, @Andrew65!

Determined to finish by tomorrow #themalazanbookofthefallen

About to embark once again on this epic journey.

Book: Midnight Tides (as it‘s one in the Malazan series)
Author: Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi or Haruki Murakami
Movie: Minions or Mad Max: Fury Road (Tom Hardy)
Food: MAC & Cheese yum yum 😋
#manicmonday #letterM @JoScho (sorry about the delay 😖)

Just completed this fifth book in the Malazan series and it was a whole new world built around new characters. The amazing storyline just keeps your attention throughout the series. Connection within connection and the intelligence utilized within the conversation of his characters... 🤯 love it I‘m starting the sixth book tonight 😋 ps thank you @SaturnDoo for the chocolate I‘ve been snacking on 😝

2) my 8th grade teacher and my grandmother 😋
3) anytime anywhere anyplace 🤣
4) turtles all the way down as they all seem realistic and Aza is suffering with a real mental health problem the author (John Green) did a great job with this book.
#manicmonday
@JoScho

So this is my first ever audible book I‘m trying I‘ll see how it goes 😋📖

Finally getting to the fifth book in the series Yea!!!😋📖

Starting this bad boy right now excited 😝🤣📖 it has 24 more pg. than the last book 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 finally reading this 😝

I was hesitant to continue with the series when I realized my desire for more of the Bridgeburners would go momentarily unsatisfied. Reluctantly, I pushed on.
Boy, am I glad that I did. This book is fantastic, and an absolute necessity to the series.

I love the Malazan series, somehow Erikson manages it to tell an epic story with many personal stories. Tehol and Bugg were my favourites from this one, their bantering was delightful. Also, the magic system was finally explained a bit, and I am happy that I grasped it correctly from the previous books 😊