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Trickster Drift by Eden Robinson

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zafi's review against another edition

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challenging dark emotional slow-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Character
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

5.0

Content Warnings

fastasashark's review against another edition

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5.0

2021 reread: I'm glad I reread this before jumping into Return of the Trickster. As much as I remembered most of the story, I feel like I picked up on things that I may have missed the first time around and made me think about different aspects/ideas than I originally did.

Also I think I enjoyed the ending more this time around. As much as I liked it the first time, certain things I was confused by made more sense this time.

Anyway, great book and still 5/5 for me! And now it's Return of the Trickster time!

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4.0

Okay so first I just need to say that I liked this book a lot better than I liked the first one.

I think we finally got past the background of it all and into the real crazy shit. And there was a lot of crazy shit that Jared puts up with, but honestly it was so fun to read. I loved Mave, honestly I maybe love her more than I like Maggie. And his relationship with Olive and Eliza was so precious I loved it.

I think watching the show before I read this really tainted the way I see Georgina, but needless to say I was sorta surprised. In a good way. I also really like that we haven’t actually met Wee’git yet. I have theories about who it’s gonna be but I won’t say anything.

I am really excited for the third and final book to come out in a couple of months. I’m honestly glad I put off reading this one so long because now I don’t have much longer to wait for the final instalment.

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5.0

I devoured this book. It is so good! I loved the first one but Jared and the writing really come into it's own in Trickster Drift. There were a couple hiccups with Justice's introduction but I adored this book as a whole. I can't wait for the third one.