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A review by thebookhaze
The Scribbly Man: The Children of d'Hara, Episode 1 by Terry Goodkind
4.0
This is my first Terry Goodkind book, and although it is a novella and not a full-length book, I must say that it has gotten me interested in reading the rest of his works.
This particular story takes place after the Sword of Truth series, so I believe there is world-building established in the Sword of Truth series that isn't completely addressed here, but nevertheless, I didn't feel lost or confused navigating through it. Granted, as this is a novella, I only saw a glimpse of this world and I'm sure there's more to understand with the series.
I am already intrigued with the characters of Richard and Kahlan in this book, and I would love to know their backstory from the Sword of Truth series. Shale is very interesting to me as well, and I love the idea of the Mord-Sith, how fierce and cool they are.
Hopefully I will be able to read the rest of the books soon and see more of this world and its characters.
This particular story takes place after the Sword of Truth series, so I believe there is world-building established in the Sword of Truth series that isn't completely addressed here, but nevertheless, I didn't feel lost or confused navigating through it. Granted, as this is a novella, I only saw a glimpse of this world and I'm sure there's more to understand with the series.
I am already intrigued with the characters of Richard and Kahlan in this book, and I would love to know their backstory from the Sword of Truth series. Shale is very interesting to me as well, and I love the idea of the Mord-Sith, how fierce and cool they are.
Hopefully I will be able to read the rest of the books soon and see more of this world and its characters.