What do you think?

Hey all! This is The Zebra Reader, or Katie, whatever you prefer. they sound similar enough, right?

So I'm coming to a Review Reflection about my reviews 

because I'm finishing my reviews of L.R.W Lee,

 

The 5th book isn't out yet, so it would be hard to review it, I mean, I can try but the review would probably be about waffles, dancing and how I still have to attend the "Andy's Parentage Confusion Support Group" Meetings.

 

 I think I've stopped trying to figure it out, kind of like when I was eleven and had my first "Mid Life" crisis I learned to ignore my brain and all the whys.

 

Also the "Why the sun hasn't Exploded" or the "What's Eternity" support groups are still open...

I thought, and still do think to much, just thinking.. oh wait. Um, Just saying, I had a little bit of anxiety. That's a joke, because everyone who knows me well knows I have tons of anxiety.

that's why it's called an anxiety disorder.

but I'm talking to much and have side tracked.

 

So my point is

 

What type of reviews do you want?

* The Hinting Reviews,

* The Spoiler Reviews

* The Talking about How I liked the Book Reviews

and or the

* Talking to Much but People Laugh Because I Talk to Much and it's Easy to Laugh at Me Reviews.

 

I don't want to spoil your book with spoilers but I don't want to be to vague.

What do you think?

 

Also I'm open for book suggestions

 Message me at TheZebras91@gamil.com

 

-The Zebra Reader (And Writer????

Disgrace of the Unicorn's Honor (Andy Smithson #3)

Andy Smithson makes me want to go to the store, buy all the books even though I already have a copy, then cuddle with the paperbacks and giggle like a crazy person.

Disgrace of the Unicorn's Honor (Andy Smithson #3) By L.R.W Lee
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I simple adore the kings and Andy's relationship. it's so cute and wonderful. I really love the characters in L.R.W Lee's series.

Book three, things start getting intense. The title is pretty epic. though I wasn't sure about the unicorns, but it works, you'll see. At the end of the last book we're left with the question why does Andy's mom have a stone of Athanasia? What does it mean!? We know that Andy is related to the king somehow. How he is related is mind blowing, and a little weird. okay very weird. I still haven't quite figured it out. Lets say that's it would be a very awkward Thanksgiving family dinner.

I loved this book, for many reasons, but one being that Andy starts noticing girls,
but is SO unsure and doesn't know what's going on. reminds me of the good ole days....
wait, nah I don't want to relive those times!

Unsure of the fate of the people he holds dear,
Andy is faced with a choice that can save the land or break it.

-TheZebraReader

Andy Smithson: Venom of the Serpent's Cunning, Book 2

Andy Smithson Venom of the Serpents Cunning book 2 by L. R. W. Lee
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In Andy Smithson Venom of the Serpents Cunning Andy's parents are worried about him, he started talking nonsense AND he's doing his chores without complaining, something is defiantly wrong. his parents try to get him the help he needs, he doesn't even want to play video games where he fights dragons. I mean something is wrong with this poor boy.

After months of waiting he finally has a form of contact with Oomaldee, lets just say his lawn is much worse for wear and leave it at that.

Once back at his home away from home he picks up a new sport, new fans and a new skill. I wont tell you, you'll have to read it and find out what it is.

While Andy has some problems, everyone loves him, well most everyone. and of course what's the first thing you do when you return to a magical land? you teach your friends how to fist bump. I love Andy!

Imogenia crosses the line when it comes to keeping the curse intact. she goes to her enemy and strikes a deal just to stop Andy, losing sight of the good for revenge. setting a bellicose on his trail.

The unthinkable happens, the king and Mermin fall deadly ill, the kingdom in chaos and without it's king, Andy must do something.

Forgiveness is a strong theme in this series, be it forgiving someone else or yourself and growing from it.

I Give this book four and a half stars,

-The Zebra Reader