

In the beginning the world building kind of is a slow burn to understanding but I quickly became invested in the characters. I also did this in audio and the narrator was really good.
In the beginning the world building kind of is a slow burn to understanding but I quickly became invested in the characters. I also did this in audio and the narrator was really good.
This book had a slower pace than the first, but I still really enjoyed the writing and the story. I think I may have to read another one of her‘s soon!
Low pick but probably because it‘s very different than all the other books I‘ve been reading lately. I picked it up because it was this month‘s pick for #swordandlaserpodcast.
It‘s a magical mystery series. A different type of magical system. Iz gets hired to solve a mystery and is put into a lot of peril. She works with her husband and there is a dragon in a magical world bag.
The third book in the tombs of Amalo trilogy is actually the best of the trilogy so far!
I always say that my mom is not a reader, which is unfair, because she read alot in years past to teach my brother and I...and if you place a history book, a geographic book, an old tome, or somekind of info. book in her hands, she will still become glued within seconds.
Me, I'm terrible. If it doesn't have legends or mystical written into the text, I get bored...quickly 🤔👀🤗.
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I enjoyed reading this, but I don‘t know why. Maybe it‘s because of the action and the dragons. I‘m not sure what the reasoning behind making Violet like Mr. Glass in the Unbreakable movies is, but her physical limitations got old. Between her bones breaking and constantly popping out of her joints, I‘m not sure how she finds the time to be the chosen one, but she does. 🙄 Regardless, I enjoyed the world Yarros creates!
The silly, spicy romantasy fun continues, this time following the dragon shifter Dante as he attempts to find his mate. Of course, when he does, there are complications, and hijinks ensue.
Filled with the same delicious mix of humor and heart as the previous books, this was another fun little read!
I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.
#ABookADay2025
I started reading this to the students and they really love Ember. Everyone wants a dragon now. And bread. This book will make you hungry.