The Burning God: Tik Tok showed me this award-winning historical fantasy trilogy (The Poppy War, Book 3)

The concept and the same theme is repeated over and over in all the books. Something is hyped up and in the end turns out to be nothing.There is a lot of talk about war strategy and experts but that doesn’t hold up in any events.

This isn’t how I wanted the series to end, but it’s how it had to end… Book 3 was not as read-able as 1 and 2, if only because of the necessary distance that creeps into the relationship between Rin and the reader. (Think of the distance between friends who are drifting apart, or the walls that go up with the knowledge that a beloved pet will never get younger.) These characters will linger with me for some time. Well worth the read, even at the risk of a little bit of madness.

Essa avaliação é sobre o estado do livro e não a qualidade de seu conteúdo. Primeiro, o livro não veio envolto em plástico e sim solto em uma caixa com o lacre violado. Como mostrado nas fotos, o produto veio danificado dada a falta de cuidado em mantê-lo com a proteção plástica. Todavia, diferente de outra avaliação que fiz de outro livro mais cedo, esse não veio com páginas cortadas pela inexistência da proteção.

Oferta para a minha enteada que adorou.

This might be one of the series I loved the most in the latest years

I already fell in love with the first two books in the Poppy War trilogy so of course I went into this with rather high expectations.Overall, this wasn't disappointing. I really enjoy Kuang's more gritty approach to fantasy and Rin is one of the best protagonists I've ever come across. Andthat continues to be true for this book.I loved how, instead of exploring the entire world like it could have, the trilogy stayed more contained and focused on the characters which is something I don't see that often in fantasy. The characters really shine in this and you can see that writing them is one of Kuang's many strengths.There was one specific plot line that felt a little rushed but that's honestly the only criticism I have.And that final ending was just beautiful and, in my opinion, couldn't have been better.If you loved the first two books then I think you will enjoy this one as well! This was such a satisfying, if not entirely perfect, conclusion to an already outstanding trilogy and I'd definitely recommend it!Actual rating is probably closer to a 4.7I'm really excited to see what Rebecca Kuang comes up with next!