A mostly interesting re-read (actually a listen) of an old favorite. In listening to this, I do see kind of why I chose to stop reading David Eddings series offerings as this one got quite repetitive towards the end and I had kind of forgotten this recently. Still an enjoyable read but probably going to continue toi stay away from his other series.
A mostly interesting re-read (actually a listen) of an old favorite. In listening to this, I do see kind of why I chose to stop reading David Eddings series offerings as this one got quite repetitive towards the end and I had kind of forgotten this recently. Still an enjoyable read but probably going to continue toi stay away from his other series.
This week, I was invited by NoiseTrade talk about six great graphic novel stories. You can see my picks and download excerpts from those stories right here! 
This is a three part issues: there's a longer story arc that plays through all three parts, although each is illustrated by a different art style and co-stars a different series. Grayson, Batwoman, and Gotham Academy make their own appearances, in that order, and they all help Batgirl on her quest to save the world from a weapon that can kill us all.
It could feel weird, but it doesn't: it's pretty clear cut when everything stars and ends thanks to the different art styles, and each style fits the story its telling. Each piece of the story fits together perfectly, too.
It's all cute and tends to focus on female friendships. Still loving this series.
Listening to a classic fantasy story that I head read multiple times was certainly an interesting experience. It took me some time to get used to the pronunciations used but narrator soon captured me in this world again and I might even have enjoyed this more than all the times I have read this one.
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