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A review by vailynst
Small Medium: Big Trouble by Andrew Seiple
4.0
Mini-Review:
4 Stars for Audio, 3.5 Stars for Book
4.5 Stars for Narration by Tim Gerard Reynolds
4 Stars for Setting
3.5 Stars for Characters & Placing
I found out from Iain that there were more books by the author of Threadbare, I jumped in for the Buddy Read to read the new books. =)
Pretty sure the story takes place within the same world as Stuff & Nonsense. However, it is a whole new cast of characters and plot shenanigans. This story was not as well paced or developed as S&N. I'm a little fuzzy on what Chase looks like. I'm guessing half-elf?
I like the way AS handles the game mechanics and how his characters end up learning to use their abilities. None of the known characters are in this book but there are small mentions of them which I love. You have to be patient with this book because it does not try to hold your attention completely from the get go. It was a nice intro to a new trilogy and I am excited to see how the plot will unfold.
While reading S&N, I never thought of the book to be a kid story but I do get that vibe from this one. It reads like a YA.
4 Stars for Audio, 3.5 Stars for Book
4.5 Stars for Narration by Tim Gerard Reynolds
4 Stars for Setting
3.5 Stars for Characters & Placing
I found out from Iain that there were more books by the author of Threadbare, I jumped in for the Buddy Read to read the new books. =)
Pretty sure the story takes place within the same world as Stuff & Nonsense. However, it is a whole new cast of characters and plot shenanigans. This story was not as well paced or developed as S&N. I'm a little fuzzy on what Chase looks like. I'm guessing half-elf?
I like the way AS handles the game mechanics and how his characters end up learning to use their abilities. None of the known characters are in this book but there are small mentions of them which I love. You have to be patient with this book because it does not try to hold your attention completely from the get go. It was a nice intro to a new trilogy and I am excited to see how the plot will unfold.
While reading S&N, I never thought of the book to be a kid story but I do get that vibe from this one. It reads like a YA.