Didn’t think I could feel so sad over a tree. Hiked the length of Hadrian’s Wall a few years ago, and the Sycamore Gap was a highlight.
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@ShawnInmon Sage advice. It reminds me of university – it was always better getting feedback from the lecturers who had something to critique rather than a generic 'well done'.
@ceager4life I'm taking book addiction to a new level 😆 Plus, need to write a review because it was a kindly given ARC.
It is making me question whether I'm holding this author to an unfair standard because her debut was one of my favourite books of recent years.
I'll get there!
@jon_cronshaw Larger font. I love paperbacks, but the horribly small font in some fantasy novels is a real turnoff. I'm convinced this is a fantasy, rather than all genre, issue.
@ceager4life Good shout! Although, slight issue is the author's debut was uber successful, so not sure I'd get away with the 'potential' point. It's one of those weird books where it's brilliant, really brilliant, but a few niggly issues that detract from how good it is.
@nsfordwriter That seems fair. I almost don't want to say 'flawed' because it really was excellent in so many ways, but there were, well, some serious flaws.
Fantasy inspired by Chinese mythology. This is something I didn't realise I needed in my life. So good. Notable mentions to Sue Lynn Tan and Wesley Chu.