I've owned the ebook of this for a while but never actually checked it out before. Let's change that. Spoilers ahead.
I've owned the ebook of this for a while but never actually checked it out before. Let's change that. Spoilers ahead.
Note: The title of this book has been translated into English by me for the reading comprehension of this blog's viewers as the book itself isn't available in English (yet). The original title reads De Kronieken van Lutra #2: Pip en de zoektocht naar het Magische Artefact.
Okay, so I didn't review book one on this blog because it had an AI-generated cover (which I didn't figure out until after I'd finished reading it), so I just wrote a brief one-star review on Goodreads, since I don't want any AI shit on this blog.
Now for book two the author seems to have at least partially learned her lesson by getting a proper cover artist. So okay, fair enough, I was willing to give the series a second chance if the author is willing to listen to criticism. Let's take a look at if book two is any better. Spoilers ahead.
This book I bought secondhand years ago (like, I believe, a least three years ago) and just never ended up reading. So let's read it at last. Spoilers ahead...for this 100+ year old book haha.
Note: The title of this book has been translated into English by me for the reading comprehension of this blog's viewers as the book itself isn't available in English (yet). The original title reads De wolf en ik.
A new wolf book got published in the Netherlands and obviously I had to check it out ASAP. Spoilers ahead.
This is a book I picked up not because it particularly interesting to me, but rather for the context around it: It being one of the first published xenofiction novels we know of. I managed to find a public domain ebook of it and gave it a read. Spoilers ahead (for as far as one can see spoilers for a 200+ year old book as actual spoilers).
Another wolf xenofiction I randomly came across one day, instantly bought, and instantly read. Spoilers ahead.
Not entirely sure where this is positioned in the Wolves of Elementa series, but my guess is after book two but maybe even later. Ah well, spoilers ahead.
Accidentally came across this while browsing Goodreads and you know me, I'll read any wolf xenofiction I can get my hands on. Spoilers ahead.
A brand new Erin Hunter series! I've been anticipating this big-time. It's a well-known fact at this point that I quite enjoy some of the Hunter sister-series like Bamboo Kingdom and Bravelands. So will this first installment stick the landing? Let's find out. Spoilers ahead.
Let's conclude the Duncton series with this book. Spoilers ahead.
Side note: Content warning for mentions of SA/rape/incest in this review.
Note: The title of this book has been translated into English by me for the reading comprehension of this blog's viewers as the book itself isn't available in English (yet). The original title reads Foxfighter #2: Rivalen des Waldes.
Book two is out at last! And it came out on my birthday! Yay! Spoilers ahead.
Just a book that interested me based on the cover. I do like the idea of winged canines. Let’s see what it’s like. Spoilers ahead.
Another book I've been meaning to obtain for ages but never got until now. Thanks to my brother and his girlfriend giving it to me for my birthday, I now own a copy! Spoilers ahead.
I can't believe I'm almost done with the Duncton books. Makes me sad, because I really enjoy those. Oh well, spoilers ahead.