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A review by obsidian_blue
Nine Goblins by T. Kingfisher
3.0
This one took a while to get going. I took my time on this one on purpose since I wanted a T. Kingfisher to savor that I knew would make me laugh a lot. This book really doesn't get going until the goblins and the elf healer (yeah there's a lot happening in this book) meet up and investigate a mysterious noise. Once that happened the book picked up in terms of plot and flow and I enjoyed it a lot. But due to the really really slow build up to things, I couldn't give this one more than three stars though it has lots of awesome things like a unicorn birth scene that has further repelled me in the whole nature of natural birth. Shit, give animals drugs too. And a goblin with a kitten, and another with a teddy bear that was one smart bear.
There's no sequel or prequel to this, so it is just from the mind of T. Kingfisher in a world where human, elves, goblins, warlocks, and humans run all over the place, yet there seems to be rules.
There's no sequel or prequel to this, so it is just from the mind of T. Kingfisher in a world where human, elves, goblins, warlocks, and humans run all over the place, yet there seems to be rules.