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The Mime Order
by Samantha Shannon
adventurous
dark
emotional
mysterious
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
It's been a while since I read the first book because I was waiting for the 10th Anniversary Edition to come out and forgetfulness got the better of me.
Having just finished the third book in the series as well, the second entry, The Mime Order, has really been a highlight. I've grown to love the characters in this series a lot and this book goes hard on the inner turmoil and the complicated emotional web between some of the main players.
Currently living near London made me appreciate all the little nods and references to locations in the city as well, and added an additional layer of enjoyment for me. Paige is right, Camden Market to Seven Dials IS quite a walk when you're beat already.
The pacing can feel a little slow in this one but the payoff is so so worth it.
Having just finished the third book in the series as well, the second entry, The Mime Order, has really been a highlight. I've grown to love the characters in this series a lot and this book goes hard on the inner turmoil and the complicated emotional web between some of the main players.
Currently living near London made me appreciate all the little nods and references to locations in the city as well, and added an additional layer of enjoyment for me. Paige is right, Camden Market to Seven Dials IS quite a walk when you're beat already.
The pacing can feel a little slow in this one but the payoff is so so worth it.