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Ddzmini
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Pickpick

I love when you reread a book and you enjoy it just as much as you did the first time. Really enjoyed reading about Drizzt again and his beginning … now I‘m on to books 3-6 🤗📚

CoveredInRust Yes! And LOVE Drizzt! 17h
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Ddzmini
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I‘m having problems reading book on my tbr (interest is not there) so I‘m going to reread this so maybe I can just enjoy reading again… when you read authors were the writing just flows it‘s hard to get into some books so I‘m trying to adjust my perspective a little

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Doppoetry
Timeless: A Drizzt Novel | R. A. Salvatore
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I am so stoked to start this tomorrow 🙌

Doppoetry I read two chapters so far (brain decided that it can't focus anymore) and it's very fun so far, something I haven't felt with these books in years 😅 1mo
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Doppoetry
Hero | R. A. Salvatore
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Mehso-so

There were some genuinely good moments in this book, but on the other hand, there were so many toxic male fantasy tropes.

MC being afflicted by madness was fun for a while until it was just taking too long to cure and I got sick of being hammered over the head of how everything he perceived was fake.

I could have also gone without the martial rape garbage.

Doppoetry I was rolling my eyes so much when both a very powerful female character and a literal goddess were swooning over MC for various reasons. It was so cringe-inducing.

On the other, other hand, I am up to date on these books! I am excited to read the new NEW novels
1mo
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Doppoetry
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Mehso-so

A lot of the plot points in this book were really weird and unnecessary, but when the book dealt with the main plot it was fine.

There were some parts where I was wondering if it was the aurhor's poorly disguised fetish or if it was something with the game lore itself that he borrowed from

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Doppoetry
Archmage | R. A. Salvatore
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Mehso-so

Just finished this and it was okay. There were some really stupid plot points and decisions made but it was tolerable. This and the other two novels following it also seem to be taking place and are the cause of the events in The Out of the Abyss module. (My OOTA campaign is on a hiatus currently, but it's so amusing to me that my characters are unfortunately there to experience all of that mess)

Doppoetry I'll be taking a bit of a break from Drizzt, and reading some poetry collections. 3mo
Doppoetry I hope this will also mean I have more time to read physical books. 3mo
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Doppoetry
Archmage | R. A. Salvatore
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#Bookreport

Last week was very off for me. I got very little reading done due to fatigue and things out of my control. Made little progress with Archmage, and was too tired for any physical reads. I hope this week will go better.

📚CR:

🎧Archmage
🎧The Witness for the Dead
🎧Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell

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Doppoetry
Archmage | R. A. Salvatore
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#Bookreport

I am still struggling to find time to sit down and read WFTD, but I am aiming for next week. In the meantime I am continuing my Drizzt book binge, they are ones I can kind of zone out on and it wouldn't make much of a difference, so I listen to them when I play my fav MMO.

📚CR:

🎧Archmage
🎧The Witness for the Dead
🎧Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell

Doppoetry I also picked up JS&MN because of a book club discussion VOD I was watching (for Lud in the Mist) and one of the hosts mentioned how they got similar vibes from JS&MN. Having gotten through the first chapter I can attest to it being pretty whimsical and absolutely having similar vibes. 3mo
TieDyeDude I've heard good things about Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell, but it's a bit of a clunker, so I have to plan out time to be able to really dig into it. 3mo
Doppoetry @TieDyeDude I generally don't really mind clunky books if they're well written (I love Tolkien) so I'm sure I'll do well with it. I also find it easier to get audiobooks of those kinds of books to make it easier and read along with a physical/digital copy. 3mo
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Doppoetry
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Pickpick

This was one of the better ones in the series. at least one character finally got it through their head that Genocide Is Bad, Actually. MC really got on my nerves through this series, a bit less so in this particular installment.

I, in general, l don't like how he's written (omniscient yet substantial, having all the life experience and wisdom, yet learning basic life lessons like “not everyone is a bad person because of their background“

Doppoetry Yes, this is a fantasy world where everyone has a specific alignment towards either good, evil, or neutrality, But must we debate this every few books? MC is “good“ but his goodness feels surface level, even for his particular alignment. I simply don't subscribe to the notion that he is the only “good“ dark elf.

I actually know this factually, because this author has some weird hatred towards the only good goddess for the dark elves.
3mo
Doppoetry Probably because he can't handle the fact that his beloved dark elf character isn't as special a boy as he is presenting him. 3mo
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Fammybooks
Pickpick

You have to suspend your disbelief on this one. I did learn a few things in this book about dnd though (mainly geography). This is a good book, if it‘s a stand alone fantasy book. My favorite character turned out to be the wizard— Cazrin.