Cass Yaga
A warning to society to not let a central government rule through lies and fear and ignorance. A critical message delivered in an easy to digest manner that every person should read in their life.
Poor Boxer just wanted to create a better society for his fellow animals and believed that his leadership would never betray him. And poor Old Benjamin who saw through the lies but did not want to abandon his friends and so suffered through the injustice. And Clover who realized when it was too late that she had been fooled the entire time.
A warning to society to not let a central government rule through lies and fear and ignorance. A critical message delivered in an easy to digest manner that every person should read in their life.
Poor Boxer just wanted to create a better society for his fellow animals and believed that his leadership would never betray him. And poor Old Benjamin who saw through the lies but did not want to abandon his friends and so suffered through the injustice. And Clover who realized when it was too late that she had been fooled the entire time.
A surprisingly enjoyable book. The characters were flawed but still likeable, it's a familiar story of ragnarok from an unexpected point of view, and overall I kept reading until well into the night. Nothing really bad to say, the author's writing was very good and I didn't find myself cringing a lot like I've come to expect from fantasy writers.
A surprisingly enjoyable book. The characters were flawed but still likeable, it's a familiar story of ragnarok from an unexpected point of view, and overall I kept reading until well into the night. Nothing really bad to say, the author's writing was very good and I didn't find myself cringing a lot like I've come to expect from fantasy writers.
