I wish it wasn't all resolved off screen - I want to feel more connected but I'm just not quite there

This is a book that will sit with me forever - A collection of essays so raw and so telling of an unpalatable black experience in America, through the AIDs crisis and throughout entertainment history. It was at times difficult to stomach, and I had to put it down to process it at times. Not a book I would recommend to everyone but definitely someone who wanted further understanding of the Black experience told by Black people.

I wish there was more development, in characters or plot

Much the same from the first - Its a shame we don't see them tackling a lot of issues but I can get behind the uncomplicated romance

I can see why people were foaming at the mouth - all issues are solved immediately and they just love

Loved this, left wanting to read more from the series

The characters became really quite unlikeable - but I had a nice enough time?

Im just not sure about this book - It felt like it added nothing to the series. I hope the next one is better

This may be my slowest read ever - The pacing was a little slow at parts and I did put this book down for the longest time however it was still enjoyable. A little predictable but still a fun fantasy read with a nice world and lovely magical creatures