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so-soThe fictional tale of Houdini‘s son being recruited by Teddy Roosevelt into a government division dealing with the occult.
Historical fiction is a delight when done well. In this case, the story hops between set pieces with minimal details connecting them. It wants to be taken seriously without the work to make a coherent narrative. On a positive note, the coloring of the art is vibrant and beautiful.
pickWow this was really good. It was a great premise and beautifully illustrated. I‘m looking forward to watching the Netflix Movie #BooksToScreen.
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pickThis collection was different than the other ones. The first book was cute, filled with hope. It really had a redemption story to it that was heartwarming. The storytelling was so good. The second book was told in only pictures. That one was reflective and was done well. I was actually really surprised by it.
pickThis was much better than the last one in the series. It actually had a decent plot, I thought it was really entertaining. There was still some references to stuff we haven't seen in any of the books. I don't know if we will ever get an explanation about that. This one was also narrated a bit differently than the other ones, we were told the story from a different pov.
panWhile this did continue off the Klaus storyline, it had a large time jump between the last book and this one. I felt like I missed a complete book because it kept being referenced. It was all a bit disjointed. The story didn't flow smoothly either. It's disappointing since I really enjoyed Klaus. Maybe the next books will be better.
