Beldryn
Ohhhhh but this was too good! Granted, the writing once again wasn't always as good as it could have been, but I will GLADLY look past that to see this man yearning like there's no tomorrow. I was blushing, giggling, kicking my feet, the whole works.
LOVE this!!
Ohhhhh but this was too good! Granted, the writing once again wasn't always as good as it could have been, but I will GLADLY look past that to see this man yearning like there's no tomorrow. I was blushing, giggling, kicking my feet, the whole works.
LOVE this!!
Emotional. Damage.
I hate them all.
Emotional. Damage.
I hate them all.
I might have swooned somewhere in the last hundred pages. Oh my goddd but this was too good!! I would have liked the ending to be a bit longer, there was one element in particular I would have loved to see play out. And it could have done with some editing here and there. But man! The romance!! I LOVED it
I might have swooned somewhere in the last hundred pages. Oh my goddd but this was too good!! I would have liked the ending to be a bit longer, there was one element in particular I would have loved to see play out. And it could have done with some editing here and there. But man! The romance!! I LOVED it
Easy 5 stars. SUCH a great book, so well-written, though admittedly my eyes did glaze over some of the science bits. Who would have thought I'd be invested in a book with so little characters! It kept me hooked all the way through.
Also an immensly satisfying ending, it was so well done. (my face, too, did leak)
Easy 5 stars. SUCH a great book, so well-written, though admittedly my eyes did glaze over some of the science bits. Who would have thought I'd be invested in a book with so little characters! It kept me hooked all the way through.
Also an immensly satisfying ending, it was so well done. (my face, too, did leak)
Added to listMaybewith 163 books.
I don't even know what this book was trying to do. To call this a story might be an exaggeration. The title of this book is The Road to Oz, and that's to a T what is was. For about 220 pages it was literally the characters walking on the road to Oz. Dorothy starts out the story, and by and by she picks up random characters. Do these characters add anything? No, they do not. You could take out all characters and the end result would have been the same. The only useful character was summoned as a Deux ex Machina, he conveniently built them a sandboat so they could safely cross into the land of Oz, and then left. Mind you, this is the only challenge they faced. Good thing they didn't even need to use an ounce of brainpower to solve this situation!
About halfway it seemed that the author suddenly realised he needed some semblance of plot, so he went with a birthday party. During said birthday party, it was a stream of supposedly famous characters from Oz entering, with the addition of Santa Claus. No, I am not making this up.
They had a grand party and the wizard sent everyone home in soap bubbles reinforced with glue because that's how we roll here.
At one point there was a stream of sexual innuendos, that was really strange. There was also a surprising amount of near-horror. And also they kept bashing on stupid people, they taught the important lesson of exclusion to children and of course they fat shamed Santa Claus.
I don't even know what this book was trying to do. To call this a story might be an exaggeration. The title of this book is The Road to Oz, and that's to a T what is was. For about 220 pages it was literally the characters walking on the road to Oz. Dorothy starts out the story, and by and by she picks up random characters. Do these characters add anything? No, they do not. You could take out all characters and the end result would have been the same. The only useful character was summoned as a Deux ex Machina, he conveniently built them a sandboat so they could safely cross into the land of Oz, and then left. Mind you, this is the only challenge they faced. Good thing they didn't even need to use an ounce of brainpower to solve this situation!
About halfway it seemed that the author suddenly realised he needed some semblance of plot, so he went with a birthday party. During said birthday party, it was a stream of supposedly famous characters from Oz entering, with the addition of Santa Claus. No, I am not making this up.
They had a grand party and the wizard sent everyone home in soap bubbles reinforced with glue because that's how we roll here.
At one point there was a stream of sexual innuendos, that was really strange. There was also a surprising amount of near-horror. And also they kept bashing on stupid people, they taught the important lesson of exclusion to children and of course they fat shamed Santa Claus.
This is my cup of tea (pun intended)
LOVED this book, the yearning oh my GOD. I also liked the setting and overarching plot, though I will admit near the end a decision was made that I didn't fully agree with. Nevertheless! Great book, lovely characters.
This is my cup of tea (pun intended)
LOVED this book, the yearning oh my GOD. I also liked the setting and overarching plot, though I will admit near the end a decision was made that I didn't fully agree with. Nevertheless! Great book, lovely characters.
It took its sweet time setting things up, but it paid off!
Also that ending was brutal, didn't see it coming.
It took its sweet time setting things up, but it paid off!
Also that ending was brutal, didn't see it coming.
Added to listMaybewith 163 books.
The author needs you to understand that this FMC is clumsy, and also that she's very very clumsy, which admittedly got a bit annoying after a while. This was, however, made up for by the yearning, so all is well and forgiven. A fun read.
The author needs you to understand that this FMC is clumsy, and also that she's very very clumsy, which admittedly got a bit annoying after a while. This was, however, made up for by the yearning, so all is well and forgiven. A fun read.
Added to listMaybewith 162 books.
Love love love this.
