One of the laziest things I have ever read

An excellent primer on microeconomic principles

This family writes women very poorly.

Moves the story along nicely.

Blaine is a fascinating character and I'm looking forward to his plot's resolution. Also 10/10 illustrations.

As King notes in the Afterword, a more complete tale than the first.

I loved the Eddie and Jack storylines, but the Detta/Odetta part was frustrating. I'm glad that character changes to Susannah at the end, who seems much less annoying to me.

Looking forward to book 3.

A decent primer to the problems in US systems that exacerbate inequality.

Utterly fantastic.

King weaves a n enthralling plot with well-realized characters into a masterpiece well worth the steep 1100-page price tag. Tom Cullen is the most lovable, Trash the most interesting. I'm interested in understanding how this ties in with the rest of the King multiverse.

A worthy sequel to the timeless Dune.

Brilliant story, but at times the mental calculations the characters were doing was difficult to follow. A great book, leaves me hungry for the third in the series.

Decent entertainment.

Thinner is a good story where nobody wins. I enjoyed it, but it was really just okay.

Depressing.

This book evokes a sense of the futility of life and is ultimately just depressing. Can be difficult to read as McCarthy isn't a big fan of punctuation.

A solid 3 stars.

Really nice addition to the Witcher universe.

I really like that this book returned to the action we came to know the Witcher for. The return of the swords is a really confusing point and Sapkowski doesn't really go into the detail about Yennefer's motivations that I was hoping for.

Incredibly entertaining.

I don't know how I feel about the shift in narrative styles, but it worked pretty well and the story was great. I felt vindicated when Ciri sliced Rience's fingers off.