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In this episode, I discuss Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb, providing insights into the book's themes, characters, and writing style. I share my real-time reactions to the reading experience, critique the narrative structure and dialogue, and express my excitement for the series ahead. The review is both personal and analytical, offering a comprehensive look at the book's strengths and weaknesses.
Takeaways:
Review contains real-time reactions with timestamps.
My rating of Assassin’s Apprentice is4 stars because of the ending and narration style.
The world-building in the book is unique yet familiar.
Fitz is a catalyst rather than a traditional chosen one.
The narrative style creates distance from the characters.
I appreciate the magic system and character depth.
The book ends without resolving many plot points.
I’m excited for the future of the series.
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