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Originally Posted by thinkpadx
There goes $9 dollars out the window. If I had known that this book was young adult (YA) (likely for a very young audience, or perhaps it's just me who feels like the author is telling a story for a child) written in third person  I would never have bought it. |
If I remember correctly he wrote it for his daughter.
I've just finished and reviewed
The Last Four Things by Paul Hoffman. As predicted I didn't like this one much. I struggled with the first novel, and this one is much the same with a much slower pace.
I don't really know what to classify it as. The publisher says it's fantasy, but there's no magic or monsters, aside from the humans. There's lots of poking fun at religion and some of the more absurd things done in the name of religion. However it got a bit much for me especially since some things went into the weird territory.
Weird territory:
I did like the main characters though and at the very least I will read the last novel to see how things turns out.
I wonder if my
review is a bit harsh?