Official Review: Mark of the Remaker by Ian Yamagata

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Re: Official Review: Mark of the Remaker by Ian Yamagata

Post by Kaitlyn Canedy »

Wow. I loved this review from the first word until the last period! I will say that your review and specifications of the book have encouraged me to check it out.

I loved that you mentioned the lightsaber thing. I got Star Wars feels right away when I saw the cover art, and I wondered if there would be details about it in your review. I was not disappointed! Thank you very much :tiphat:
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I don't like reading books which are very confusing. But I would like to try this one out. Thanks for the review
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It seems like very interesting fantasy read. Thanks for the great review
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I'm never really a fan of stories centres around war, but the storyline here and your review is drawing me to this one.

Great review.
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This sounds refreshing. Nice to know it isn't too gory and yet still realistically portrayed. Thank you for a stunning review.
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I love fantasy,am adding this book to my book shelves,beautiful review.
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Post by Uchechukwu Okereke »

Thank you for your review. This book seems to give off a LARPing vibe. I don't know if it is because of the star wars themed book cover or the book name or even just from the breakdown of the storyline but it does, somehow. I hope I can get over that to see the world of this book for what it is.
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Thanks for the review! I was intrigued by the thought of killing a bear, even though I find it unnecessary. Surely Hugo can become a soldier.
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This book is a work of fantasy that delves into the life of Hugo. It is filled with action, it's an interesting origin story, and I would love to read it. Thanks for your review.
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This is worth devoting leisure time to
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I agree that teen-related stories are often underdeveloped by authors. Thanks to the author for making the narrative as realistic as possible. I'm sure I'm going to read this one.
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Hugo is quite the character. I would like to know the extent of his power. I love your style of writing. Awesome review.
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I am a big fan of fantasy. I like how a small story (Hugo chasing a bear) brings forth a bigger story within itself. I laud the author for that. I can't wait to read this book. Thanks for the nice review, my friend.
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I love action scenes that immerse me in the book and the author doesn't shy away from the violence. Great pick.
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This is a mix of fantasy and action, which makes it more beautiful. The review didn’t say much on Ari’s power, and I’ll like to know what that is. Great review!
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