Gabe
Very engaged read, left me very curious as to snow was alluding to had happened to him previously - which I have recently been informed is the plot of the previous book, A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes - so I'll have to read that soon!
The only thing I wasn't as much of a fan of was Haymitch's very repetitive lament about "my darling". I completely understand where he's coming from, of course, and the content itself was fine, however the audiobook experience got somewhat annoying hearing the phrase repeating as much as it was. Perhaps I wouldn't have even noticed if I'd read it instead of listened, but alas I did not.
Very engaged read, left me very curious as to snow was alluding to had happened to him previously - which I have recently been informed is the plot of the previous book, A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes - so I'll have to read that soon!
The only thing I wasn't as much of a fan of was Haymitch's very repetitive lament about "my darling". I completely understand where he's coming from, of course, and the content itself was fine, however the audiobook experience got somewhat annoying hearing the phrase repeating as much as it was. Perhaps I wouldn't have even noticed if I'd read it instead of listened, but alas I did not.