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A review by the_b00kreader
The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake
4.0
**TW**
This book contains sensitive themes such as s*xual *ssault (hinted at yet not spoken in full detail), death, s*icide, etc.
If a sensitive reader please take note of this before reading.
The Atlas Six is a dark academia, fantasy read that allows readers to question everyone's intentions and magical abilities. The majority of the first half of this book is mostly world building and quite wordy if you are not used to the dark academia genre.
Focusing on mostly six different POVs, we dive into the minds of the six main characters: Libby, Tristan, Parisa, Nico, Reina and Callum. Each with their own magical ability and intentions. Six enter for only five to walk away.
Full of suspense, this book really kept me hooked. I wanted to know who would be "eliminated" and when. I was certainly keen to keep reading.
There is one particular chapter (Part VI, the first Libby chapter) that was unexpected and left me shocked but omgggg.
A lot of the characters seem quite
This book contains sensitive themes such as s*xual *ssault (hinted at yet not spoken in full detail), death, s*icide, etc.
If a sensitive reader please take note of this before reading.
The Atlas Six is a dark academia, fantasy read that allows readers to question everyone's intentions and magical abilities. The majority of the first half of this book is mostly world building and quite wordy if you are not used to the dark academia genre.
Focusing on mostly six different POVs, we dive into the minds of the six main characters: Libby, Tristan, Parisa, Nico, Reina and Callum. Each with their own magical ability and intentions. Six enter for only five to walk away.
Full of suspense, this book really kept me hooked. I wanted to know who would be "eliminated" and when. I was certainly keen to keep reading.
There is one particular chapter (Part VI, the first Libby chapter) that was unexpected and left me shocked but omgggg.
A lot of the characters seem quite