[ SECRET POST #5974 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5974 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Arto]



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[Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I've read both Gideon and Harrow as buddy reads on a discord and that definitely helped. Especially Harrow was so fun to read and although i was like HELL NO at the second person pov at first, i grew to like it, because the narrators voice was so distinct. it's very SFF and not fantasy and the style is very different from what the usual ya/fantasy reader is used to, so i get that it's not for everyone. Im waiting for a Nona buddy read (starting in summer) and i am very much looking forward to it.

[(Anonymous)]

Comment OP here and actually, I think the thing that bugged me about the first book especially (ended up reading Nona the Ninth and liking it slightly more, but not Harrow the Ninth yet, because the library hold waitlist for it is longer) is that the setup and protagonists felt very YA in a way I'd gotten sick of when I was still a teen myself, nevermind an adult still reading YA, which I've done way less often since I hit my 30s.

[(Anonymous)]

tbf, the beginning of gideon might read very YA (bc gideon is a lil shit), it doesnt really compare to the overall tone of the rest of the book/trilogy.