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A review by gehirnfusselig
Regenerations by Nick Mellish, Kenton Hall, Lee Rawlings, Andrew K. Lawston, Simon A Brett, Dan Barratt, Barnaby Eaton-Jones, Steven Horry, Alan Ronald, Christine Grit
5.0
This is definitely one of my favourite Doctor Who books I’ve read.
Sometimes I had a bit of trouble understanding what was going on but that was mostly because I had never fully watched Classic Doctor Who. So in the majority of the book I read about characters I’m not familiar with. I still really enjoyed the book and I can imagine how great these stories would be if I grew up with Classic Doctor Who. I would recommend this book to everyone who’s a fan of the show.
I personally liked the stories of the second half a lot more and a bunch of interesting things happened at the end (that I can’t talk about without spoilers).
All in all a great book. 5/5 stars
Sometimes I had a bit of trouble understanding what was going on but that was mostly because I had never fully watched Classic Doctor Who. So in the majority of the book I read about characters I’m not familiar with. I still really enjoyed the book and I can imagine how great these stories would be if I grew up with Classic Doctor Who. I would recommend this book to everyone who’s a fan of the show.
I personally liked the stories of the second half a lot more and a bunch of interesting things happened at the end (that I can’t talk about without spoilers).
All in all a great book. 5/5 stars