Carter
I don't really have a joke for this one it was just unexpectedly poignant. I was not expecting the depth I got in this book. I loved the way that the first part set up M'ken and Ussa as people with real goals and ambitions that were forced to be against each other by fate and chance, and then the second part delivered a beautiful ending where their ancestors were able to finally achieve those goals and help each other survive.
I don't really have a joke for this one it was just unexpectedly poignant. I was not expecting the depth I got in this book. I loved the way that the first part set up M'ken and Ussa as people with real goals and ambitions that were forced to be against each other by fate and chance, and then the second part delivered a beautiful ending where their ancestors were able to finally achieve those goals and help each other survive.