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This book was a funny, compelling reading. The world-building is well crafted and I really appreciated the political depth that Matharu gave to his story (the on-going war against the orcs, the tensions between the elves and the humans, the demands for equal rights claimed by the dwarves…).
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Besides being super cliche’ (which, ok I'm actually not that mad about), the story spends an awful lot of time talking about the growing racial tensions between the elves and the humans and the dwarves … I mean a LOT of time. In fact I felt like when I wasn't hearing about how mistreated the dwarves or elves were, I was watching a situation where dwarves or elves were being mistreated.
I really loved the boarding school storyline but also that it wasn't the lone focus of the book which gave the author the chance to explore the world beyond the confines of it, something that I always find problematic with other books with the same setting.
This didn't have it. I couldn't remember how many times I stopped reading it so I extended my reading duration by a week when I can usually finish a book within two days or so. Maybe it had something to do with the tiny tiny font size? What is the setting supposed to be? They have guns, but are also more info living in a renaissance like world? I didn't understand it. Was it a modern setting or was it something earlier? There were too many holes and not enough story to fill it in.
This is why composers of all times have "variations on" and all of us have different variations as our favorites - one of those is bound to touch someone deeper than another, and if you don't like the one I do, it is all good - you are bound to find joy in something that is out there:) An artist might paint a portrait of one subject all of their life, and you can always find the beauty and nuance in each and every painting, or at least some of them. Same with books.
This book digs pretty much into the core of the fantasy genre, which is common with young authors. They like to stick to the roots because there are lots of influences and guidelines from which to work off.
He was lucky to be found by Berdon the town's blacksmith. After everyone was asked if they could take the baby in Berdon himself took Fletcher in.
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The world itself is also tried and tested but the story is well written and fun. I read a lot of darker books so reading a traditional story mixes it up and feels fresh.
Honestly, there were very few redeeming factors to this book for me. The last 40% became at least interesting, but it still lacked depth in both the writing and development.
I love this world. Fletcher is a good character but so are the main characters. These are essentially Fletcher's best friends. Othello, the first dwarf summoner and Sylva the first elf summoner in a very long time. Fletcher and another boy Seraph are really the only friends the dwarf and elf are friends with even though really their hopes are to unite their people with the humans.
The demon types and their personalities are particularly entertaining. I'd like one of my own. The themes in this book are old school with a definitive line between the good guys and the bad guys.