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A review by andyandnormski
The Fourth Closet by Kira Breed-Wrisley, Scott Cawthon
2.0
Compared to the previous two books, I struggled to enjoy this one. Seriously, words can't express how much I struggled to finish this. It reached a point where I skimmed through and sped past whole sections just so I could move on.
John became a highly unlikeable character in this final book. Rude, condescending, aggressive towards his friends, highly nihilistic. I barely enjoyed any part of his character and I found myself skipping his dialogue more often than not. He really shouldn't have been the main protagonist. The change in POV from Charlie to John was so abrupt and difficult to swallow seeing as the two characters had wildly different outlooks on things.
William Afton was hardly in this. He had the biggest presence in the first novel. Honestly, that one was the best out of the trilogy partially because of Afton's notable presence. The few scenes he did have in the third novel were the most enjoyable scenes to read.
John became a highly unlikeable character in this final book. Rude, condescending, aggressive towards his friends, highly nihilistic. I barely enjoyed any part of his character and I found myself skipping his dialogue more often than not. He really shouldn't have been the main protagonist. The change in POV from Charlie to John was so abrupt and difficult to swallow seeing as the two characters had wildly different outlooks on things.
William Afton was hardly in this. He had the biggest presence in the first novel. Honestly, that one was the best out of the trilogy partially because of Afton's notable presence. The few scenes he did have in the third novel were the most enjoyable scenes to read.