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This Again? Challenge | Day Five: A Darker Shade of Magic
I’m just gonna keep going way into my past for these because it’s fun
As I recall, these books had a really cool magic system (and great characters!) but also showed the dark side of magic/life in a fantasy book
I’ve had some difficult final reviews to write, but this one is definitely up there. This book was exactly the same as the first one, and thus this review will likely be very similar to my re…
The final review is up! Was I too harsh/ You tell me.
This book is so bad that I recommended it in a thread asking for the worst books you’ve read. It’s so poorly written that it feels unfinished. Like I’m reading the outline for the…
My posts on this book have turned into pure sarcasm and exasperation...
As is par for the course with this book, I can’t seem to come up with a single good thing about it. I’m trying to find something I can commend, but there’s nothing. For instance, …
I don’t think I’ve read a book anymore corporate than this..
Here’s my biggest problem with Watch the Skies, there’s nothing new to talk about. Every problem I come across I’ve talked about ad nauseum. Daniel is OP. The choice for “ch…
If someone can explain to me why they like these books, that’d be great. I just want to understand...
As I read the “chapters” for today, I began to wonder just how much my feelings for this book were bias. It’s filled with cringey one-liners and over-powered kids. With such a vag…
I anticipated reading more today, but there was something so atrocious about “chapter” twenty-seven that I had to focus on. The Pretentious Attitude of Authors I understand that this is…
The audacity of this book...I can’t even.
I’ve talked about today’s topic before during my reviews of The Dangerous days of Daniel X, but the oddly short “chapters,” of which there are eighty-eight to ninety-two in …
