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A review by tyrshand
Od Magic by Patricia A. McKillip
4.0
The audiobook reader was excellent.
What I loved most about this book was the characters. They were such lovely, lonely characters trying to figure out how they fit in the world. Their relationships enhanced all this whether they were learning to understand an old love, creating a new one, reforming family bonds, learning to be a better teacher, or anything else. Almost every single one found their way into my heart and just resonated.
I also loved how much power could hide within grief and sorrow, as if the troubles of the world really have a purpose.
Sadly, the ending felt like a jarring change of pace, but this was a very good listen over all.
What I loved most about this book was the characters. They were such lovely, lonely characters trying to figure out how they fit in the world. Their relationships enhanced all this whether they were learning to understand an old love, creating a new one, reforming family bonds, learning to be a better teacher, or anything else. Almost every single one found their way into my heart and just resonated.
I also loved how much power could hide within grief and sorrow, as if the troubles of the world really have a purpose.
Sadly, the ending felt like a jarring change of pace, but this was a very good listen over all.