five broken blades spoiler-free review!!
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Here is my spoiler-free review of Five Broken Blades by Mai Corland! This was kind of rambly and stream of consciousness, so thanks for sticking with me!
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I need more books based off of Korean history or in the setting of Korea. I may have to add this because this sounds up my alley
this made me realize that I don't know much fantasy inspired by korea specifically, I can think of Wicked Fox by Kat Cho, the Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea by Axie Oh, and the Emperor's Soul by Brandon Sanderson. The God and the Gumiho by Sophie Kim is also I'm assuming, but I haven't gotten to that one yet.
@@faeryreads I believe I’ve only read one, which is a crime due to my interest in the Korean language and studying of it. I’ll have to look at some of the ones you read and maybe search up some more
@@BooksToAshes for some non-fantasy ones, I'd also recommend anything by June Hur (historical) and If I Had Your Face by Frances Cha and Kim Ji Young Born 1983 by Cho Nam Joo (contemporary). I have a couple of other historical and contemporary books on my TBR as well. I also feel like I should have read more lol especially because I'm always looking for translated books lol
@@BooksToAshes oh I forgot that I also read The Island of the Sea Women by Lisa See, which is how I initially learned more about Jeju's history, but I found that book incredibly triggering so idk how I feel about recommending it lol
I really enjoyed reading this book. I thought it was a lot of fun, the romance wasn't heavy-handed, and the characters were interesting. It's not Nobel literature by any means, but i do recommend it to others.
I agree!! Just a super fun read and the romance was handled a lot better than a lot of other similar books that I've read
6 distinct first person present tense is a CHOICE lol
I'm still not over it hahaha I don't think ive ever read another book with that many first person POVs