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The Stone Sky (The Broken Earth) - Community Reviews back

by N. K. Jemisin
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Bookish Blerd
Bookish Blerd rated it 5 years ago
This was a brilliant end to an incredible series. I don't think I can describe how much I enjoyed this.
Sam's Reading: A Work in Progress
Sam's Reading: A Work in Progress rated it 7 years ago
And I will tell you everything of how, later, as the quiet of death descended, I whispered: Right now.Right now. And the earth whispered back: BurnSo look. I buddy read this with Joanna, and I'm glad. I sucked at it, we mostly touched base about where we were at...because if you read the...
warrior
warrior rated it 7 years ago
Such a good book! I was so impressed and couldn't get through it quickly enough (even though I was visiting family the whole time). I don't even know where to begin without spoiling things, but this book really made me think and it made me feel in ways no book had for a long time. Just an absolute r...
Thoughts of a nerdy feminist
Thoughts of a nerdy feminist rated it 7 years ago
I knew from the heartbreak that came in the first two books in this series that I should expect this one to be similar. Honestly, though, I think this one was easier. It's hard to top the extreme amount of pain and loss that happened in book one. Hoa finally really grew on me in this book. I was f...
Tannat
Tannat rated it 7 years ago
Series: The Broken Earth Trilogy #3 The last book in this trilogy was disappointing, but I'm not exactly sure why. I just wasn't engaged this time around, and the story seemed slower. A lot of the story solicited the reactions "Meh" or "Really?" and for some reason the second person stuff bothered...
Saturdays in Books
Saturdays in Books rated it 8 years ago
The concluding volume in a trilogy whose first 2 entries both won a Hugo, this will be on my ballot next year. This series is great. This conclusion is brilliant and has pay off for so many world building hooks I'm surprised it isn't 1000 pages long. My favorite minor reveal is the origin of Safe...
Interrupting Soliloquy
Interrupting Soliloquy rated it 8 years ago
I know that it's a travesty that I find positive reviews much more difficult to write than negative reviews. I know that says something about me, that I'm able to find the bad much easier than the good. The way that I think about it is: if something isn't broken, I don't notice. If something IS brok...
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