This book is just downright fun. I picked it up because Elizabeth Haydon writes an AMAZING adult fantasy series (Symphony of Ages, if you want to look into that), and I wanted to see how her middle grade stands up against that. The answer I found: The Lost Journals of Ven Polypheme might actually be...
Robert Silverberg has made an amazing anthology, in which everyone can find their cup of fantasy, so to speak. There were only a couple of stories I didn't like, but I suppose someone had. Those I did like a lot and will reread in the years to come are The Happiest Dead Boy in the World and Home...
I have read the works of Tolkien, Robert Jordan, George R.R. Martin, Terry Goodkind and many others. I am no stranger to an epic fantasy. Rhapsody is the first book in the Symphony of Ages series, the series which will always hold a special place in my heart and on my book shelf, at the top, right b...
I have this habit of creating an arbitrary to-read list and sticking to it no matter what. So, even though I have just read Legends I and realized that I might have enjoyed it more if I had read the fantasy series before that, I had to read this one now, even though I STILL haven't read the series t...
This book must be one of those books that since it's part of a series people seem to forget how bad the first book is. It's like childbirth, you love your kid so much you don't remember how horrible birthing it was. I was so confused through most of the book. If I hadn't peeked at some reviews with ...
The sequel to "The Floating Island." Slightly better but again, boring and I didn't really care about what happened at all. It was bland and lacking character development, a good story, motivation to keep reading, and much more. I have officially given up on this series.
Boring and not worth the time. Bland characters. Not a great plot. I just didn't care about what happened. At all. Ven is a shipmaker's son and a Nain, so even though he is 50 years old he appears to be 13 or there abouts. He is on a ship when it is attacked by pirates. Ship sinks. Ven survives. He ...
I tried to imagine that this book was kind of like the game Skyrim and that beauty was a legitimate skill. This way, I could pretend that Rhapsody, being, of course, the inevitable level 100 beauty, still had to work for the skill.It didn't work as well as I hoped, but alas, such is life, and Rhapso...
The primrose, usually the first flower of spring (from the Latin “prima”), represents enduring love. In the Language of Flowers, it means “I can't live without you.” It tells your significant other, “I am yours forever.”★★★★½ The world-building in this epic romantic-time-travel-fantasy is superior,...
if you're looking for a fantasy book that's more for adults this is the book for you. I ll write a better detailed review in a few months since I'm.going to reread it. plus I only ever made it to book to, so next time I'm gonna read the whole series at once
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