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Matheus Burity mburity — This book is really fucking good. Most of my reviews are skewing toward that sentence right there, but for real, it's true.

Paco Abdala pacoabdala — this is one of those books...you read it when you're young, and its so freaky, and you feel like you're part of a secret club. At least I did, all those years ago when I read it. I have to admit, I enjoyed it. Would I now? I don't think so. But at 12? It was fabby.

Nicolas Hon ninodzn — I'm still reading this one. Yes, I'm just put-putting. Anyway, Boyle does a good job of giving the reader a feeling of the world in which Richard grew up and setting up the scenario of a subject that has been overlooked by historians as a fairy-tale or legend. However, unlike the more well-known legends of King Arthur and Robin Hood, the story of Blondel and King Richard involves two individuals we can proove existed and centers around a kidnapping that did, in fact, take place. I haven't gotten to his examination of the song and the rescue of Richard, but from what I've read so far, Boyle will do an expert job of clearing the truth from the fairy-tale, or at least give the reader the information they need to form their own opinion.

Pedro Jimenez pedrojimenez97 — This was a fantastic book that actually challenged me to READ the words because it was a vocabulary I was completely unfamiliar with. That being said, the language gripped you and made you WANT to figure out what was there and what all the sea-going descriptors meant. I found myself constantly trying to form the mental image of what they were describing and since Maturin's character was new to seafaring, there is a lot of explanatory text to help us newbies along the way. I definitely look forward to reading the second book!