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A Taste of Gold and Iron by Alexandra Rowland
3.75
I stuck with this because the audiobook narrator was really good. If I was reading this, I would have given up.
The first few chapters were rough. It was clumsy and awkward. Lots of concepts which weren't fully explained. World building in general was poor.
In general the plot was predictable but that wasn't the point. This is a bodyguard slow burn romance in fantasy clothing. I wanted a political fantasy with a romance subplot.
The first few chapters were rough. It was clumsy and awkward. Lots of concepts which weren't fully explained. World building in general was poor.
In general the plot was predictable but that wasn't the point. This is a bodyguard slow burn romance in fantasy clothing. I wanted a political fantasy with a romance subplot.
How Not to Fit In: An Unapologetic Guide to Navigating Autism and ADHD by Charlotte Mia, Jess Joy
3.25
This is a very accessible book for people learning about ADHD and autism. It's casual, there's a lot of Internet speak, ancestors, and it's very supportive.
It's a validating read if you are struggling with a diagnosis or starting to see you might be neurodivergent.
That's the extent of it. There's nothing new, or actionable. It was just affirming.
It's a validating read if you are struggling with a diagnosis or starting to see you might be neurodivergent.
That's the extent of it. There's nothing new, or actionable. It was just affirming.