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The Assassin's Blade by Sarah J. Maas
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Feb 24, 2016 04:22PM


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These two novellas are kind of open-ended which suggests to me that some of these characters will return.
Why I am not keen on novellas? I enjoy world building which is impossible with q short. Then there is hardly any character development.
If anything, I got the feeling and emotion of Caelaena's anger, arrogance, compassion and her hard upbringing. The various names of places just meant nothing to me and so I just had to let them go from my mind or I'd be frustrated.
I'll comment more after I read the bulk of Assassin's Blade.

I skip novellas and to right to the books in all series I've read.

I feel the opposite to you ladies. I actually found that the novella's for me did in fact allow for world building and character development. I was actually enthralled and found them to actually open up the door to the main story, and I usually prefer to read the novella's after a series too but for some reason, a friend of mine suggested reading this first before starting the series, and I'm glad I did. I guess we all have different tastes and preferences :)


Juli wrote: "I bought this a couple of days ago and can't wait to start reading!"
I need to finish this series.
I need to finish this series.
Juli wrote: "I bought this a couple of days ago and can't wait to start reading!"
Hope you enjoy it ☺️
Hope you enjoy it ☺️