Review by DathanReeves -- Becoming the Dragon
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Re: Review by DathanReeves -- Becoming the Dragon
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Personally, I didn't hate the first half. I'm reading Lord of the Rings right now and I'm loving it even though it is a bit dry and lengthy. My biggest frustration with the 1st half was it was so rushed we were never given a chance to care.
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Exactly, like I said in the review, there was enough material to make 2 books and expand the world and characters more organically and in more depth. I'm learning that this isn't an isolated problem either, so many writers cut a lot of these things because they don't think the audience will care.
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I grew up quirky and odd, forcing most people I know to learn the value of patience, therefore I give the same courtesy to everything else, even books with glaring flaws.alisonedgee wrote: ↑19 Jun 2018, 10:42 appreciate the thorough review of the book, i love the honesty, i feel that you've probably got a bit more patience than have in this respect, the things that made you annoyed enough to give two stars. i feel they would be too infuriating and distracting to make it through the entire novel.
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Great review!
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I liked the story, but it read more like a 4th grade history book and less like an epic.