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A review by the_rabble
Under the Whispering Door by TJ Klune
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
relaxing
sad
fast-paced
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
This book is amazing.
1 POV (Wallace Price,) afterlife fantasy, 3rd person, light mlm romance. (No spice- lots of hand flexes.)
You're going to hate the protagonist for the first chapter. It's on purpose, keep reading.
Then TJ Klune is going to use his writer-magic to make you laugh at then love Wallace without noticing it's happening. Then you're pretty happy with Wallace as your guide to exploring a cozy and disorientingly mystical world.
It's one of those books that delivers wonder and values of care and connection in an incredibly special way.
[On crying]In the audiobook, I spent the last 2 hours in different states of tearing up.
The back third fucking delivers.
Narrator - Kirt Graves kicks ass. His choices- particularly for Hugo- are wonderful. The pacing and space across the book are standout levels of excellent.
1 POV (Wallace Price,) afterlife fantasy, 3rd person, light mlm romance. (No spice- lots of hand flexes.)
You're going to hate the protagonist for the first chapter. It's on purpose, keep reading.
Then TJ Klune is going to use his writer-magic to make you laugh at then love Wallace without noticing it's happening. Then you're pretty happy with Wallace as your guide to exploring a cozy and disorientingly mystical world.
It's one of those books that delivers wonder and values of care and connection in an incredibly special way.
[On crying]
The back third fucking delivers.
Narrator - Kirt Graves kicks ass. His choices- particularly for Hugo- are wonderful. The pacing and space across the book are standout levels of excellent.