The Frugal Wizard’s Handbook for Surviving Medieval England (Secret Projects 2)

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Perhaps I enjoyed it more than expected because I was already acquainted with certain elements that Brandon introduced in this book, or perhaps it was merely because I read the book at the right time with the right frame of mind. After struggling with the loss of her father, she sets out on a journey to bring the justice that has eluded her to the families of other victims.

What Brandon does here is showing us the greedy and unethical aspects of capitalism and make us ponder and question morality and ethics. But the issue is, it seemed very much the “lite” version of all these, and went on for at least 100 pages too long, wearing its humor out and eventually overdosing on the earnestly finding one’s courage and self-worth in the tropiest most eyeroll-inducing way possible. Había visto opiniones muy dispares sobre este libro, así que lo empecé con un poco de miedo sobre lo que me iba a encontrar. This can be further extrapolated to Bagsworth’s Law ™: Any sufficiently trained modern person can become a god to those from previous eras.Chased by a group from his own time, his sole hope for survival lies in regaining his missing memories, making allies among the locals, and perhaps even trusting in their superstitious boasts. La lógica detrás del libro era bastante entretenida y a lo largo de varios capítulos cortos tuvimos acceso a la verdadera guía del mago Frugal para sobrevivir en la Inglaterra del Medioevo.

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The book is short, but the budding romance doesn't feel abrupt – there's some initial banter and bickering among the two individuals that make you want to "ship" them.

The chapter headings each depict a runestone that has embedded within it a unique artwork that subtly hints towards an important event that's bound to happen in the respective chapter. The book is intended to be lighthearted, but simultaneously seems to be trying to say something about colonization and militancy, albeit not in the most effective way. It feels like we are still talking and praising Tress of the Emerald Sea by Brandon Sanderson, the first secret project novel, and then, suddenly, three months have passed.The more I’ve studied history, the more I’ve realized that grand achievements aren’t so much about aptitude as about timing. I greatly enjoyed the humor in this book, but there were certain parts where the jokes failed to pack a punch. En una divertida novela llena de humor que mezcla la ciencia ficción con la fantasía, acompañaremos a nuestro protagonista en una aventura a la vez que intenta aclarar quién es y qué hace allí. Sanderson's love for Pratchett's books shines nicely in Tress of the Emerald Sea, in my opinion, but not in this book.