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Jim Payne jimpaynesp8178 — The final book of the Herald-Mage trilogy is probably the best- Vanyel as an adult is far more interesting than Vanyel as an emo teen. The story is good, Stephen's a great character (far more likable than Tylendal), and though the book is sad, it isn't too horribly so.

Bartosz Fatek fatus — This book in my opinion fails on most (if not all) accounts. Plot-wise, it barely kept me interested and just drudged from one thing to the next with just barely a thought. Character-wise, I hated the main character. If Salinger meant for this guy to be unlikeable, then he succeeded. Holden is a hypocritical, sporadic, unlikeable jerk and he doesn't even seem to realize half of this. He spends half the time dwelling on the fact that everyone is "phoney" when he's "phoney" himself! So obviously this fails to entertain. How about morality? Well, when he isn't swearing his little teenage mind off or deciding not to have sex with prostitutes, he ends up decided to just go along with what people are telling him to do and stay where he is and have counseling (or whatever it is he's doing while he's discussing his life story). The Catcher in the Rye is my least-favorite book for a reason. It fails to capture my interest while also failing to keep me uplifted. What's the point of it? If all it's good for is it's symbolism and connecting to the teenage mind, then first of all: Symbolism only works if the material is interesting enough, and second of all: I never even once related with this jerk or felt any empathy towards him.