The best thing about this book was that when I got home from picking it up from the library and opened it, I discovered that on the inner title page was the following: I don’t think I’ve ever actually considered “losing” a library book on purpose before. About a year or so ago, I read one of the later additions to this series and I enjoyed it, so I decided to see how the whole thing got started. Myth Adventures One is a composite of […]
Comfy with Puns and Magic Stuff
Myth-Fits really reminded me of Jasper Fford’s YA series about a magic-user employment agency (The Last Dragon Slayer), although I don’t know which one was actually published first. The other big thing I noticed was that jumping into a series not in order (again- although this time, I was already aware before I started) is not terribly problematic. There are certainly references and nuances I know I didn’t understand, but overall I could follow things pretty well. The only thing I don’t know is what […]