Table Titans Club

Thank you to Holiday House for letting me read an ARC of this book through NetGalley!

Table Titans Club
Overall Rating: ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ (3/5) or 6.57/10 overall

Characters - 6
The characters in this book were fine, but it didn't feel long enough to really get a scope of everyone's personalities. The ending hinted at a sequel, which might help each character to have more personal development, but then again, it could just as easily pigeonhole them into their designated roles.

Atmosphere - 7
The atmosphere in this book was decent. Nothing spectacular, but not lacking either.

Writing - 7
The writing was enjoyable. However, it didn't particularly stand out to me. The art really made this book for me.

Plot - 6
The plot was alright, but nothing unexpected really happened. It was fairly predictable, but still had feel-good vibes. I enjoyed the idea of looking at life through a fantastical lens though and I thought that was portrayed well.

Intrigue - 7
After reading the description, I knew I had to read this book. As much as D&D was hyped up as a big part of the book, there were only two scenes where the characters actually played the game. I was hoping to see them play more, especially after they added another new player. The book still held my enjoyment though, I just would have liked to see more of their D&D sessions, since most of the events revolved around the club.

Logic - 7
This book was reasonably logical. The events made sense and the characters had fun interactions with each other. I liked how there were a few moments where the main character wasn't in the scene, so the side characters had a chance to talk amongst themselves. It made the book feel a bit more realistic in that way.

Enjoyment - 6
Val definitely gave me some Mabel from Gravity Falls vibes that I didn't expect, but definitely added to my enjoyment. Overall, this was a good book, but nothing super special sticks out in my mind. :)