I really enjoyed the development of Robin's character
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I really enjoyed the development of Robin's character.  The pace was solid and steady, and the story had many complex tendrils.  Well done!  This is definitely the darkest of the three Strike novels.
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I really enjoyed this book. I loved the focus on character development. I won't give it all away, but I really grew to love Sir Alanbart as he grew. Sometimes, authors struggle to show characters change throughout a story, but Three Days and Two Knights did a great job. The transitions felt organic and genuine. Heather rocks.
I spent a fair amount of time on Wikipedia looking up famous characters from Arthurian lore, but it was not a requirement to engage in the story. Also, I'll never look at Wiglaf the same way. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a good story with dynamic and relatable characters.
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I borrowed this from the Lending Library and wasn't overly impressed, but I didn't feel like I wasted my time either.  The author does a good job of incorporating Robin's true identity into the legend without changing it and it stays very true to what life was like in the Middle Ages. Overall, worth reading.
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I have not been a fan of Robin Hobb's other works but the Farseer and Tawny Man series are ones that I loved and re-read periodically so I was thrilled to learn she was continuing the story.  While yes, I too was glad to see Fitz finally get his well-earned retirement with Molly to a quieter life, I also wondered at his and The Fool never really having gotten to say farewell to each other.  With this book, you will not be disappointed in the resumption of that tale and like me, I suspect that you will be left eagerly anticipating the next one.  I do very much miss Nighteyes though.
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I enjoyed this book so much. I especially love the voice of the main character; she was believable, well-developed, and funny, and I'm looking forward to the rest of the series.
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Robin Hood: you've never seen it like this before
This time around, Robin is a girl. Why wear bows when you can fire them instead?
And Marian, our leading lady: far from a maid, adventure forbade; longing for more, finding life a bore
Oh, the constraints of society!

I'm not very familiar with this classic, but I rather enjoyed this diverse retelling as roles are reversed. This time, Robin is a girl and a lesbian romance blossoms between her and Marian. I must admit, I'm not a big fan of younger YA and didn't expect the girls to be as young as they were. For that reason, I liked part two better as the girls are older, but not the fact that they'd lost touch. While different, both girls are headstrong, a quality I love in characters. I wish I'd felt more involved and captivated by the story, but it ended too soon and read more like a novella, especially with how it ended abruptly. A pleasant introduction to this world, but I hope there's more to follow for fans.
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You did that Robin!! I just ate that book and looking forward to the spin-off! You did not disappoint! YOU ARE GROWING WITH EACH RELEASE! Congrats to you author!
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I really enjoyed this story. It was engaging in not only the characters but in the story itself. This is especially impressive because I knew how it would end--we're all familiar with the Peter Pan story--but I was still captivated. The Archie character was wonderful; well developed and sympathetic. For a while I just couldn't see how he would transform but in the end Ms. Thompson nailed it. I always enjoy stories that take what we already know to be a villain and show how a normal person would arrive at that place. I am looking forward to reading the next book in this storyline.
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I really liked the author's character development.  Each was described in such a way that the reader became deeply involved in the plot. Lee's childhood and development into a special person was fascinating. This was a very enjoyable read and gave it 5 stars.
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Worth watching...Robin Wright did an excellent job with her part
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I was captured immediately by a like-able and relate-able main character.  I was pleased with the fast read, but dynamic character growth.  I'm don't typically lean toward fantasy, but I loved these creative and interesting tweaks on the standard faerie fare.  I can't wait for the next book!
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I really enjoyed the development of the characters. Plus how we heard the different sides of the same events.
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This was by far my favourite in the series. I really enjoyed reading about all of the characters.
I also liked that besides the epilogue we were given a short story where the future
leaders of the kingdom were meeting.
This series has gotten me hooked and I really look forward to reading the rest of the series.
My only complaint is that I would have like to have had a bit more romance sooner
between Robin and Marion.
I really like the way the authors imagination works.
A  definite must read.
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Excellent character development. A worthwhile read!
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I enjoyed several aspects of this book very well. I felt that Wally was a very interesting, dynamic character in terms of her ambitions, goals, desires and passions. However, I also felt like she is sometimes as linear as the list of character attributes I just presented. While Wally is the most developed character in the book, she often suffers from something the other characters suffer from almost habitually -- a lack of insight into why.

Yes, I know you are explaining that you made this decision for the welfare of this person at this point and time, but I would like to feel the emotion behind the words.

I was never quite sure if this book was attempting for a more straightforward approach where things were presented in an almost detached way to let the reader settle on how they felt about things without influence or if it could have just been written a bit better to be be truly excellent.

As it is, I liked it and the ants were fascinating.
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I was a great story and the  personalities were well developed. It had a very happy ending with a great outcome/
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At the beginning the main character, Mitchell was annoying. He  came off to me as a  pretty boy Zap Brannigan type, thinking with the little head instead of the bigger one, going around bedding starlets and being a recruitment tool for the military. I was ready to put it down when the story changed dramatically with his assassination attempt. From there on it moves much faster, giving you more insight into Mitchell and giving him some much needed character and depth. The eternal time loops, and the tech concepts were a good twist. The other characters were flawed and done well. I look forward to reading this series now as it's different than anything I have read lately.