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I read this book and listened to it on Audible, sometimes reading along as I listened. I did this in an attempt to better understand the narrative.
The story changes from various character pov and what appears from various references in time. This can make for a confusing read and one must pay attention as they go along. There were several times I would have to go back a few pages and reread so that I could get a better grasp on the events as they unfolded. I plan to reread this book at a later date and then follow up with the second book in the trilogy.
No Gods, No Monsters portrays not just 'monsters' but those human traits that can be barbaric. It incorporate minorities in the story line and offers a voice for them. I do recommend; however, I suggest the reader understand before hand that it may be difficult to follow if they are not completely tuned in to the book.
The story changes from various character pov and what appears from various references in time. This can make for a confusing read and one must pay attention as they go along. There were several times I would have to go back a few pages and reread so that I could get a better grasp on the events as they unfolded. I plan to reread this book at a later date and then follow up with the second book in the trilogy.
No Gods, No Monsters portrays not just 'monsters' but those human traits that can be barbaric. It incorporate minorities in the story line and offers a voice for them. I do recommend; however, I suggest the reader understand before hand that it may be difficult to follow if they are not completely tuned in to the book.
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