so-soIf you‘re expecting Midnight Library level writing, you‘re going to be disappointed. The writing is similar to his style in The Humans, which makes for odd transitions, a choppy story about all the mundane details and a backstory about everything. I pulled a few great quotes, but other than that it was just a weird book. Book #104 in 2024
22 #104 The final book of the year and goal of 104 books in 2022 met…barely. 😂 This book…I enjoyed because I enjoy Pam Jenoff. BUT it didn‘t feel very well researched. The protagonist seems whiny and immature. And she does some bonehead things. But I‘d still read the next installment if there is one. Happy new year!
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I have never read this author before, but guarante that I will again. In fact I have another one of her books lined up, to read in the future
pickJust finished listening to the audiobook version of this book. How I enjoy listening to Neil Gaiman! And, of all the Marvel characters, Thor is my favorite. The description of the book said he was powerful but not the brightest, but I enjoy his adventures anyway. And Loki - what a mischief-maker! As you can tell, I really enjoyed this book! #104 #BookSpinBingo 24 #BFC21 #6 #TAILSandTSLESforADULTS #31 #THEROYALREADATHON HSREADATHON
pickA strong start to a new run. The art style took a little getting used to, and there are some writing quirks that reminded me this was not a Wilson-written Ms Marvel. A bit darker than I'm used to with Ms Marvel. I'll have to see how it progresses.
(quarantine book #104; read a book in one sitting)
