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reubenalbatross 's review for:
Assassin's Apprentice
by Robin Hobb
adventurous
emotional
mysterious
sad
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Yes! What an amazing start to a series I will 100% be continuing.
There were so many things I loved:
1. The writing style - it was incredibly readable and accessible considering the complex ideas the book presents.
2. The Wit - an awesome ability. Give it to me now please, and damn the consequences!
3. That the climax wasn't a battle, which is so rare to find in high fantasy novels. And that despite there not being a battle, there was still MORE than enough tension and action for it to be a satisfying ending.
4. That each character was so realised and distinctive.
5. Watching Fitz grow up, and following his relationships, especially with Burrich, develop over time.
I honestly can't find fault with this novel. Amazing.
There were so many things I loved:
1. The writing style - it was incredibly readable and accessible considering the complex ideas the book presents.
2. The Wit - an awesome ability. Give it to me now please, and damn the consequences!
3. That the climax wasn't a battle, which is so rare to find in high fantasy novels. And that despite there not being a battle, there was still MORE than enough tension and action for it to be a satisfying ending.
4. That each character was so realised and distinctive.
5. Watching Fitz grow up, and following his relationships, especially with Burrich, develop over time.
I honestly can't find fault with this novel. Amazing.