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I love Fairyloot and the books they have. The editions are just so so stunning but I've run into a bit of a dilemma when it comes to the adult ones and I was hoping to see what other people's thoughts are. Fairyloot is in the great position to help indie authors, lesser known authors and debut authors, which I think they do amazingly for YA. They gave me books I probably would have never come across otherwise. I thought it would be the same for NA but there they literally pick the biggest, most known and already safe to become bestseller books. At this point it's exciting because it's a special edition and not because it's a book I wouldn't have known. I totally get why this is attractive but then I'd just prefer they put them as special editions. It's a bit disappointing to me that a brand that could show smaller and lesser known authors is choosing not to. It's really difficult as an author to go big because there are so many new books all the time. I'm sure V.E. Schwab would have been fine, same with the author of "Alchemised". What do you guys think? (I'm still a subscriber and appreciate getting these books but these are just some thoughts on my mind)
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I love this world and there were moments again that made me giggle and laugh out loud. Also, usually I really enjoy multiple POVs but this time I don't think it's very well done. It switches way too often. It misses showing us what a character thinks based on their action and description. And the first time the POV was switched at a critical moment it was like gasp omg how could you, which is good but at this point I'm kinda rolling my eyes because those moments now just feel unfinished and the POV used to not have to write out the very tense moments. I do still love the characters and the actual scenes themselves so I'll finish this but the switches at this point are getting frustrating.
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I love this world and there were moments again that made me giggle and laugh out loud. Also, usually I really enjoy multiple POVs but this time I don't think it's very well done. It switches way too often. It misses showing us what a character thinks based on their action and description. And the first time the POV was switched at a critical moment it was like gasp omg how could you, which is good but at this point I'm kinda rolling my eyes because those moments now just feel unfinished and the POV used to not have to write out the very tense moments. I do still love the characters and the actual scenes themselves so I'll finish this but the switches at this point are getting frustrating.
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