The Ten Thousand Doors of January by Alix E. Harrow
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
The premise of this story is an interesting and compelling one that entices many readers right away. What reader can resist the pull of a story about books? Unfortunately, this book fell a little flat for my taste. I didn't dislike it completely, there were aspects of it that I found enjoyable. For instance, I liked the idea of having the direction of the tale stem from books. I think my issue really stemmed from the historical fiction aspect of this. I wanted it to have the feel of a fantasy/sci-fi, which it did, somewhat, but by weaving in the historical aspects, it just fell a little short for my liking. I do think it shows great promise for this author and future works.
This may be more a problem of me not being the intended audience.
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Neurologist & avid book-lover; Many genres: Thrillers/Suspense/Mystery, Fiction (most subtypes), YA, Middle-grade, Dystopian/Fantasy/Sci-fi, Non-fiction (usually science/medical/political); married to wonderful man and we have 4 children and 1 DIL; If not reading, I might be watching sports with the fam (almost anything) or binge-watching the latest releases; I do read some neurology and medicine in there too...
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