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This is what every drama teacher needs and even dreams about.

Revisado: 04-20-25

This is the perfect book if you want to learn , develop and reflect upon your own teaching. Wonderful structure. Concise informative. All i was looking for and more. Thank you for making this book Keith.

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Dont. Just dont.

Revisado: 04-02-25

If you like books with no personal character development. Story development when its 30 min left of the story and an idiot mc that only whines and makes no good decisions. And a crafting system that is like minecraft. Then this book is for you. Remember you will never get these hours back. Use them hitting yourself with a hammer instead.

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Omnipotent villains make for boring books.

Revisado: 01-29-23

The omnipotent antagonist is so bad that the book gets low review. Read another book instead. Unless you want to read about mc’s that make decissions that ultimatly does not matter.

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Positive surprise as a litrpg

Revisado: 01-15-23

Easy listening entertaining litrpg. After listening to this book, continuing this series was an easy choice. Good narration. Would love some more clever sollitions to how the MC solves problems. But maybe we will get that in coming books.

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A step down for Andrew Rowe

Revisado: 12-10-22

I quite liked this book, Even though it is like listening to a roleplaying session with players who all have the same view of the world, but with made up flaws for flavour text. I find myself very little invested in the characters, but I guess i am not the target audience. And this is ment for a younger crowd than earlier books.

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Slow start, read in a lamenting way

Revisado: 08-10-19

I love Terry Mancours books, but this was a small disappointment. This “coming of age” book had a very slow start but got a lot better half way through. My main issue was Finty Williams reading. The main character is described as a curious adventurous and exploring young girl, so why she is read in a lamenting way with a drop in pitch and a breath at the end of every sentence is beyond me. The climax of the main characters efforts is being read like she is depressed. This said it got a lot better and with more variation after we were half way through the book. No idea why, maybe she finally liked the book and the characters she was describing. My savior was the ability to listen to the book at 1.25* speed. It helped the depressing narration a lot. I guess it might be just me. But I believe that trying to ad weight to a story by reading slowly and with a breath is a bit unnecessary. Don’t give up though. It gets better

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Great performance

Revisado: 08-03-18

Nick podehl’s performance saves this book, It is worth getting for his performance alone. This said, the writing of the characters are a bit too boring for my liking. Too little difference in their wants and beliefs, and i catch myself not caring if they live or die. But dont worry, the writer loves all the characters soo much that none of them will ever die.

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