so-so⭐️⭐️ Far-fetched, and at times, gruesome backstory on Lecter. Thank the gods it was shorter than Hannibal, but still not a great read. That the first two books were utterly brilliant and that the last two were so not is truly disappointing.
September #WrapUp
4 Books Completed:
2 part of #SeriesLove2023
#NonFiction
All contribute to #Pantone2023 as well
🏆 Favourite: Hannibal Rising
🥇Honorable mention: The Fiery Heart
🫤 Least favourite: Unmasked
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I don't know exactly what I was expecting when I started this book, but it definitely wasn't this.
I've read this series in publication order, so I knew Hannibal. But knowing the why behind Hannibal gives this whole series a different feel.
I'll have to go back and read it chronologically.
@TheSpineView @Andrew65 #SeriesLove2023 Another series completed
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“I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.”
#Scarathlon #TeamSlaughter #Hannibal #IsitweirdthatIthinkhecute #whatifwehavetopee?
pickI have officially finished the Hannibal Lecter series! This explores Hannibal‘s origins and the atrocities he goes through in Lithuania during WWII. We finally see what made him the way he is. It‘s rough reading at times but I did find it satisfying and was oddly rooting for him on his quest for revenge for his sister Mischa‘s brutal death at the hands of a gang of despicable war criminals. I‘m excited to finally watch the show. This doesn‘t ⬇️
pickUm...what the everloving $u@k did I just read? I went into this one blind since I‘ve never seen the movie and I had a really hard time putting it down. This takes the disturbing aspects of the other books to a completely different level of crazy/gory. Hannibal is such an interesting character. And that ending...I did NOT see that coming. But it makes a weird kind of sense to me. You will either love or hate this book, there is no in between. 5⭐️
pickWow, what a childhood Hannibal had. What makes a serial killer? What makes a cannibal? This was a great read into a look at what made the man.
It's been a long time. I put down my phone for a while, social media was becoming so hectic. So of course I immersed myself in books. I decided recently to read some books I was never allowed to read when I was younger, and the first set I went with is the Hannibal Lecter books by Thomas Harris. Currently trying to read them in chronological order. I am in love with these books and it's the perfect time of year ❤
