A review by skyzinnia
Tales of the Great Beasts by Brandon Mull, Nick Eliopulos, Billy Merrell
3.0
I'm rating it three stars not because it was a mediocre story, but because it was kind of pointless.
It was more short lore behind the four fallen than anything. It was interesting, but not needed to understand what happened in the main series, nor did it add anything to it. I wouldn't go as far to say it was a waste of time or anything like that but I could have not read it and not missed or been confused about any part of the main books.
I'm disappointed we got to see all their reasons for joining the war except Essix. We get scenes of the first greencloaks convincing Uraza, Briggan, and Jhi to join the war, but with her the opening is just her being in the fight. Who talked her in to it? Guess we'll never know.
It was more short lore behind the four fallen than anything. It was interesting, but not needed to understand what happened in the main series, nor did it add anything to it. I wouldn't go as far to say it was a waste of time or anything like that but I could have not read it and not missed or been confused about any part of the main books.
I'm disappointed we got to see all their reasons for joining the war except Essix. We get scenes of the first greencloaks convincing Uraza, Briggan, and Jhi to join the war, but with her the opening is just her being in the fight. Who talked her in to it? Guess we'll never know.