Mine is the wings of fire series, it is a “kids” novel (think like warrior cats age range)

But Tui T sutherland is so good at writing characters and introducing and describing worlds and characters that i reread it every so often. Like, she managed to write a book from the pov of a mind reader and it works.

Every book is from a different character’s pov and each character feels wholly unique.

The main issue with the series is that the plot is kinda average at best, the characters really carry the story.

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    5 months ago

    Probably the early books of the Lewis Barnavelt novels, beginning with The House with a Clock in Its Walls

    The 2018 film is a pretty decent introduction to the concept, the magic world in it has always stuck with me as a rather fun subtle kind, the characters are quite enjoyable to read about, but I can totally see why it’s not exactly hailed as one of the great classics, too