Nate G.

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My dad recommended these books for their world building. As I started reading, I wasn't sure what he was getting at, but towards the end of the first book, whenever a characrer mentioned a city or region, instantly an image appeared in my mind. The people there, the culture, and the exact location in the world was clear. I also like how sorcery is portrayed. It's the rules of magic are not clear, but it is also obvious that thier are limitations. Even wizards as old and experienced as Goblin or One eye have limited uses of thier sorcery, and are forced to be creative. I recommend this series, I'm on book 4, and still loving it.

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power

My first two reviews were taken down, although there was nothing in them breaking guide lines, so here it is AGAIN. The Rings of power is very bad, and that's as simple as I can put it. Many of the main cast are unlikable and the acting is pretty disappointing when you think about how much this show cost and all the hype we were fed. The worst part of all is that the show is so far from what Tolkien created that it's downright off putting. I literally have this review saved in my notes on my phone so I can COPY & PASTE it back cause it keeps getting taken down.