Look at me, being a grown up and going in for my regular physical. 😅
Look at me, being a grown up and going in for my regular physical. 😅
All the books in the Wayward Children series are go-to comfort reads, but In An Absent Dream is my favorite. I love Lundy so much. Reading the story, I feel seen. Like I‘m connecting with a kindred spirit. Plus, the Goblin Market is one of my favorite fantasy settings.
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I love love love this series. I really enjoy getting more lore behind the doors.
People should be themselves, not just part of a classification.
Gave this a try. It was penned as Adult Fantasy.
I guess I expected something different than a story with an NA main character, cringe-y "real world" banter in a High Fantasy setting, and clunky writing.
I want book two in my hands now! Fresh and original and I need more of this in my life.
There are a few really great quotes in this read… loved that it‘s a different type of read and yet there are portions of the book that are relatable to other books … while I like this for many reasons I really hated the ending … I mean really I need to know what‘s next … so I have to order the next book
There are so many irons in the fire in this book that it‘s hard for me to know what was sincere, what was parody, what was a meditation on the inherent unreality of plot structure, and what was just a fantasy novel. There‘s lots of funny lines, there‘s purple writing that I‘m 85% sure is genre aware parody, there‘s reevaluations of problematic fantasy tropes.
A direct continuation of book 8, book 9 is a solid quest that starts at Eleanor's school and journeys through several worlds. The dino world is a minor part of the story, but still pretty cool 😁