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A review by wendleness
Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
mysterious
relaxing
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
5.0
This is another case of me loving a book so much I can’t write a coherent review. It’s just so good, okay? So… safe and wholesome and lovely. When I was getting towards the end I actually stopped reading for about a week because I just did not want it to end.
I could read about this town and these characters forever. And while I know there is a prequel out—and I plan on reading it, don’t you worry—I also long for more stories set in Thune. Each focusing on a different character’s low-stakes happenings and incidents with cameos and support from other characters we know and love. This is what I crave. And I just know that Durias, that mysterious chess-playing gnome, has a [spoiler] story just waiting to be told. He needs to cameo in every book until we can start piecing his tale together.
A full review can be read on my book blog: Marvel at Words.
I could read about this town and these characters forever. And while I know there is a prequel out—and I plan on reading it, don’t you worry—I also long for more stories set in Thune. Each focusing on a different character’s low-stakes happenings and incidents with cameos and support from other characters we know and love. This is what I crave. And I just know that Durias, that mysterious chess-playing gnome, has a [spoiler] story just waiting to be told. He needs to cameo in every book until we can start piecing his tale together.
A full review can be read on my book blog: Marvel at Words.