Baldur's Gate II: Boss Fight Books #8 | 
pickNot only was this a pleasantly nostalgic dip into the world of a game to which I'd long since said goodbye, the author offers an engaging look at his reticence to engage in the elements from his childhood that might be judged harshly by his serious adult peers. He ultimately celebrates the notion that it's okay to revel in your more "childish" interests, that it doesn't diminish your adultness, and that to do so is to embrace your past self. 4/5
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