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Library System Reset, Book 2

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Damaged: A Magical Library LitRPG Adventure

Auteur(s): K.T. Hanna
Narrateur(s): Andrea Parsneau
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The Library is open—but nothing is working as intended.

Quinn may have retrieved the necessary power and books for the Library to open, but her to-do list is still three miles long.

Armed with Librarian assistants, Quinn must replenish the Library's catalog, open the other six branches of the Library, and figure out what the hell is going on with the Library and its manifestation.

Not only do there seem to be more missing books than originally listed, but there are also missing chunks of time and information. With so many holes in the Library's recollections, it's a wonder Quinn hasn't tripped and fallen yet.

It's up to Quinn and her crew to figure out how to refill the holes before the entire magic system collapses.

And to collect the books.

Even if she has to use force.

©2024 Katie Hanna (P)2024 Podium Audio
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Needs more work

The overall concept, plot, and ideas behind this book are pretty fascinating. And I was pretty excited to see how things went in book 2. However, this one was a bit of a miss for me. I think the author should spend some time improving their writing style and skills. I say that because I am invested in the series and pretty curious where it goes from here.

* Not enough leaving the library. Even mundane adventures is probably better than sitting in the library all day.
* Not enough interesting characters
* Cook for instance, is a robot. In the first Starwars film, all the characters were robots until Lucas' wife edited the source material to actually be interesting; turning the characters into actual people (at least, that's what a Youtube video said). Where I'm going with this, is that relational development with a robot does not interest me. Dotty the chair would be a fine exception to this.
* More visual depictions would be nice.
* Characters use a lot of the same words or phrases, and sometimes the story writing itself repeats some phrases a tad often.
* The writing style itself seems quite primitive to me. I don't really know how to word this. The author needs to find their voice and tell the story in a more direct manner.

I think the library could be compared with hogwarts in concept. A vast mysterious, magical academy, where many strange and wondrous things take place. The cooks and cleaners at hogwarts is quite interesting, iirc hundreds of elves or whatever. 1 robot named cook is relatively uninspired. Perhaps opening the food wing as the climax of the story wasn't a great plot point because it may have held the story back.

And then the really only interesting dialogue is with the elf king and his son. Which I think leaves us with an interesting question, 'how do you make characters interesting that really add nothing to the storyline?'

I think the assistant that repairs books is an interesting character. But we also need to add colour and soul to the other assistants too.

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