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Tiger Honor

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  • Author：Yoon Ha Lee
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Sebin， a young tiger spirit from the Juhwang Clan， wants nothing more than to join the Thousand World Space Forces and， like their Uncle Hwan， captain a battle cruiser someday。 But when Sebin's acceptance letter finally arrives， it's accompanied by the shocking news that Hwan has been declared a traitor。 Apparently， the captain abandoned his duty to steal a magical artifact， the Dragon Pearl， and his whereabouts are still unknown。 Sebin hopes to help clear their hero's name and restore honour to the clan。

Nothing goes according to plan， however。 As soon as Sebin arrives for orientation， they are met by a special investigator named Yi and his assistant， a girl named Min。 Yi informs Sebin that they must immediately report to the ship Haetae and await further instructions。 Sebin finds this highly unusual， but soon all protocol is forgotten when there's an explosion on the ship， the crew is knocked out， and the communication system goes down。 It's up to Sebin， three other cadets， and Yi and Min to determine who is sabotaging the battlecruiser。 When Sebin is suddenly accused of collaborating with the enemy， the cadet realizes that Min is the most dangerous foe of all。。。

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Reviews

Kay Tilden Frost ，

I love the author and their fiction is brilliant; this sequel is no exception。 Note that this book is more on the 8 year old side of the 8-12 range that the Rick Riordan Presents imprint: think more Warrior Cats and less Tristan Strong。

Syntha Green ，

A fitting sequel and I hope there’s plenty more in this world

Penny ，

Well， 2。5 。。。 it was OK， but aggressively YA。

Em Jay ，

I am always in awe of the sheer talent of the Rick Riordan Presents lineup。 TIGER HONOR is an incredible feat of imagination and complexity that never underestimates its readers， and I'm hungry for more upper-MG science fiction in this vein！ I should preface by saying that I haven't read DRAGON PEARL before， but Yoon Ha Lee's second installment stands alone very well。 I realized I was missing some context regarding Min & Hwan's history， but overall， this book does an excellent job of contextuali I am always in awe of the sheer talent of the Rick Riordan Presents lineup。 TIGER HONOR is an incredible feat of imagination and complexity that never underestimates its readers， and I'm hungry for more upper-MG science fiction in this vein！ I should preface by saying that I haven't read DRAGON PEARL before， but Yoon Ha Lee's second installment stands alone very well。 I realized I was missing some context regarding Min & Hwan's history， but overall， this book does an excellent job of contextualizing everything for newcomers。 And what a world it is！ We've got giant space ships and tiger spirits and gumiho and ghosts and so much more， and I was starry-eyed taking it all in！ Weirdly， the expansiveness of the world was also one of its weaknesses。 Despite seeing the tiger compound and starports in earlier chapters， the vast majority of the story takes place on a hijacked ship。 There's （supposedly） a lot at stake， with mentions of this planet-altering Dragon Pearl， but we don't see/feel any of it; the hijackers' plan felt kinda nebulous， as did the loyalties involved， and I struggled to connect。 It should've been an urgent book。 But I never felt that urgency。 I wanted off the ship， but instead we got almost an entire novel of stealthily playing cat-and-mouse inside a vacuum。 The writing itself was occasionally difficult to connect to， too。 While I loved the complexity， it was also DENSE for middle grade， and Sebin's voice wasn't always engaging。 I don't know。 Nobody quite felt real， and in a plot that heavily relies on the drama of shifting loyalties， it was tricky to care when those loyalties came across as quite dry & manufactured。 I'm just a little unconvinced that this was the best story to tell， given the potential of the Thousand Worlds！ HOWEVER， there's still lots to love about TIGER HONOR。 The wider worldbuilding， obviously， but also the casual nonbinary rep （like， SO many characters used they/them pronouns！） and themes of courage & honor。 it won't be going on my favorites list， but I'm nevertheless glad I got the opportunity to read。 。。。more

Trigger Warning Database ，

Trigger & Content Warnings:AbandonmentDruggingPhysical injuriesHostage situation

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CrazyBookAddict ，

It took a bit longer to get into this book compared to Dragon Pearl， but the pace did pick up mid-way though the book。 Once again， the world-building in this book is just phenomenal。 I hope to get to see these characters again！

Dora Yang ，

I really enjoyed reading this book！ I actually went and read the first book before this one， and really liked how the stories are connected yet can stand alone as well。 The plot happens mostly over a few hours， so at times I felt like it's moving a little slow， but it was overall a good story with a good amount of Korean folklore elements。I'll definitely keep an eye out for future books by Yoon Ha Lee！ I really enjoyed reading this book！ I actually went and read the first book before this one， and really liked how the stories are connected yet can stand alone as well。 The plot happens mostly over a few hours， so at times I felt like it's moving a little slow， but it was overall a good story with a good amount of Korean folklore elements。I'll definitely keep an eye out for future books by Yoon Ha Lee！ 。。。more

Carolina （fictionologyst） ，

I absolutely adore Dragon Pearl and really excited when they announce the sequel so I really have high hope for this。 Unfortunately this book does not meet my expectation。 I quite like Sebin， despite being a tiger they have a really soft heart， I like like reading about Sebin’s internal struggle in choosing side， but that’s just about it。 There is nothing new to the world， the side characters are forgettable， the action is， I don’t know， feel pretty flat to me。

Joshua Varacalli ，

I liked it a lot！！ I liked that it took place after the events of Dragon Pearl but it was in the perspective of a different person！ I also loved learning about Tiger spirits and their powers！ Great story， amazing plot and I definitely was shocked while reading the book， especially in the beginning because I started the book with a preconceived notion that was later proven wrong！

Laura Mauro ，

* I got this book for review from the publisher*I thought this was soild comanion book set in the same world dragon peral。 i really loved the ease of the Lbgq+ was a delight it was a super fun space adventure。 I also really liked how this book did dive more into tiget spirts and still connected back to fox spirts。 I also thought it was fun read， I want to read more set in this world in the future。

Elise ，

I don't know what to write except that this series is definitely my favourite and it's amazing。 Need I say more？ I don't know what to write except that this series is definitely my favourite and it's amazing。 Need I say more？ 。。。more

Evren ，

For my full review check out my blog。 This book was amazing！ I loved every second of it and read it in one sitting。 I'd love another book with Sebin in it， especially one that allows Sebin and Min to work together again。 I thought that Sebin offered a unique perspective and identity to the world， new thoughts and feelings and actions。 They were distinct from Min， but the two aren't complete opposites。 The action and characters worked really well together to make a very interesting story。 I was For my full review check out my blog。 This book was amazing！ I loved every second of it and read it in one sitting。 I'd love another book with Sebin in it， especially one that allows Sebin and Min to work together again。 I thought that Sebin offered a unique perspective and identity to the world， new thoughts and feelings and actions。 They were distinct from Min， but the two aren't complete opposites。 The action and characters worked really well together to make a very interesting story。 I was also quite impressed that the book managed to stay interesting even when it had a slightly limited setting （quite a bit took place on board a ship）。 。。。more

Keeley ，

RATING: 2/5⭐REVIEWMaybe my expectations of this book were way too high because I loved the first book so much。 Unfortunately， this book did not meet my expectations。 While reading the first book I never felt like the main character， Min， was too young。 On the other hand， the main character in this book， Sebin， read so much younger even though they were the same age as Min。I think this book would have benefited from being longer。 Because it was so short， I did not like the pacing of the story。 I RATING: 2/5⭐REVIEWMaybe my expectations of this book were way too high because I loved the first book so much。 Unfortunately， this book did not meet my expectations。 While reading the first book I never felt like the main character， Min， was too young。 On the other hand， the main character in this book， Sebin， read so much younger even though they were the same age as Min。I think this book would have benefited from being longer。 Because it was so short， I did not like the pacing of the story。 I did not have enough time to get to know the characters and care for them。 The entire time during the battle I found myself bored and not invested。 。。。more

Erin Joyce ，

Tiger Honor delves into the struggles of Sebin， a young Tiger， as they learn that they must decide which of their hearts and families they must lend the most loyalty to: their Tiger family， or the Thousand World Space Forces they've been aiming to join their entire life。You feel the push and pull of all of the forces on Sebin as they make decisions as the speed of life， as we all do， and not at the pace of multi-page introspective streams of consciousness。 A followup to Dragon Pearl， it stands a Tiger Honor delves into the struggles of Sebin， a young Tiger， as they learn that they must decide which of their hearts and families they must lend the most loyalty to: their Tiger family， or the Thousand World Space Forces they've been aiming to join their entire life。You feel the push and pull of all of the forces on Sebin as they make decisions as the speed of life， as we all do， and not at the pace of multi-page introspective streams of consciousness。 A followup to Dragon Pearl， it stands alone。 The narrative feels complete yet open to more stories set in the rich universe of the Thousand Worlds。Another plus is that Sebin is nonbinary， as are other characters， and it is treated as just part of life。 There is no lengthy exposition， but little notes of pronouns on name badges keep it explicitly acknowledged。 （Note: the audiobook is read by a male-presenting voice， so I found myself defaulting to he/his even though the book is explicit in they/theirs when writing or talking about the book。） 。。。more

Julia Pika ，

Thanks to NetGalley & Disney Publishing Worldwide for the early copy in exchange for an honest review。A sequel to Lee's "Dragon Pearl" this follows a different character set in the same universe。 Sebin is a magical tiger spirit--loyal to his clan but his loyalty is put in question when he joins a space force set to protect all worlds。 Should he follow his family's clan or protect the universe？I wasn't really a huge fan of Sebin as a protagonist， but I think it's mainly because the book is way sh Thanks to NetGalley & Disney Publishing Worldwide for the early copy in exchange for an honest review。A sequel to Lee's "Dragon Pearl" this follows a different character set in the same universe。 Sebin is a magical tiger spirit--loyal to his clan but his loyalty is put in question when he joins a space force set to protect all worlds。 Should he follow his family's clan or protect the universe？I wasn't really a huge fan of Sebin as a protagonist， but I think it's mainly because the book is way shorter than Dragon Pearl。 I think it really could've benefitted from more world-building like DP。。。it had really cool concepts in it， carried over from DP， but it was lacking。 Still， fantasy mixed with sci-fi is a great combo and I can't wait to see what else Yoon Ha Lee writes！ 。。。more

Daphne ，

I like Jee and the dog （shield？）

Eliza ，

4。5

Laura P。 ，

3。5 stars rounded up。

Shakera ，

I was absolutely enthralled with this。 I didn’t know when I signed up for this that it was book 2。 However， I didn’t feel lost at all。 I will definitely go back and read book 1。 The mythology， the tough decisions… absolute perfection。

Becky ，

Thank you NetGalley and publishers for providing me with this advance listener copy。Description from NetGalley:Sebin， a young tiger spirit from the Juhwang Clan， wants nothing more than to join the Thousand World Space Forces and， like their Uncle Hwan， captain a battle cruiser someday。 But when Sebin's acceptance letter finally arrives， it's accompanied by the shocking news that Hwan has been declared a traitor。 Apparently the captain abandoned his duty to steal a magical artifact， the Dragon P Thank you NetGalley and publishers for providing me with this advance listener copy。Description from NetGalley:Sebin， a young tiger spirit from the Juhwang Clan， wants nothing more than to join the Thousand World Space Forces and， like their Uncle Hwan， captain a battle cruiser someday。 But when Sebin's acceptance letter finally arrives， it's accompanied by the shocking news that Hwan has been declared a traitor。 Apparently the captain abandoned his duty to steal a magical artifact， the Dragon Pearl， and his whereabouts are still unknown。 Sebin hopes to help clear their hero's name and restore honor to the clan。Nothing goes according to plan， however。 As soon as Sebin arrives for orientation， they are met by a special investigator named Yi and his assistant， a girl named Min。 Yi informs Sebin that they must immediately report to the ship Haetae and await further instructions。 Sebin finds this highly unusual， but soon all protocol is forgotten when there's an explosion on the ship， the crew is knocked out， and the communication system goes down。 It's up to Sebin， three other cadets， and Yi and Min to determine who is sabotaging the battle cruiser。 When Sebin is suddenly accused of collaborating with the enemy， the cadet realizes that Min is the most dangerous foe of all。。。I was told you don’t have to read Dragon Pearl to read this。 That’s mostly correct， but I probably would have gotten more out of this book if I read Dragon Pearl first。 I’m going to pick it up later on after listening to Tiger Honor。 The narrator， Elissa Park， was solid with distinct character voices。 The story and the narration worked well together to bring me into the story。 Plot beats from Dragon Pearl were explained naturally from Sebin’s POV。 Sebin felt like a fully realized individual and part of this very rich world that the author created。I would still recommend Dragon Pearl first， but this was still a good time。 4/5 。。。more

Erynn ，

A really good sequel！ I enjoyed seeing both Min and Hwan from Sebin’s perspective。 They really showed the difficulty of having family members who do something you disagree with。

Sophia （Bookwyrming Thoughts） ，

A copy of the book was provided for review purposes - thank you！ Receiving a copy does not guarantee a positive review and therefore does not affect the opinion or content of the review。 I remember virtually nothing from Dragon Pearl， the first book in the Thousand Worlds series and predecessor to Tiger Honor， possibly just because it was published in 2019 and it's currently 2022。 （Three years is a long time， friends。） So really， the big question going into this novel for me was， "do I A copy of the book was provided for review purposes - thank you！ Receiving a copy does not guarantee a positive review and therefore does not affect the opinion or content of the review。 I remember virtually nothing from Dragon Pearl， the first book in the Thousand Worlds series and predecessor to Tiger Honor， possibly just because it was published in 2019 and it's currently 2022。 （Three years is a long time， friends。） So really， the big question going into this novel for me was， "do I remember anything that happened， and does this even matter in the long run？"Yoon Ha Lee's latest novel follows Sebin， a nonbinary tiger spirit who aspires to join the Space Forces and become a captain one day like their Uncle Hwan， complete with a battlecruiser。 But when they receive their acceptance letter to join as a cadet， they also receive news Uncle Hwan has been deemed a traitor for attempting to steal the Dragon Pearl and a search is currently out for him。 Sebin joins in the hopes of proving Hwan's innocence and bringing back honor to the Juhwang clan。But nothing really goes to their plan， though， and they quickly find themselves improvising despite wanting to follow everything by the book - in the training they had growing up and through the stories from their role model。 It definitely shows in the way Sebin observes their surroundings and makes notes of them。I had a lot of fun reading Tiger Honor; I found the pacing a lot better balanced than in Dragon Pearl and just as adventurous with a dose of humor all set in space mixed with Korean mythology。 I also felt as though I was missing important information from the first novel， and ended up backtracking to snag a copy of Dragon Pearl to recap since there isn't one in Tiger Honor。 While it's unnecessary to read the first before diving into this one， I highly recommend it if you're like me and prefer to go in with some context。 （I'm sure I would've been fine if I kept going， but unfortunately， it's not exactly my style。） In a way， it's both a sequel to Min's story and being primarily Sebin's story as both her and Uncle Hwan play important parts in the plot。Lee's latest novel asks， what happens when you find out you don't know someone as much as you think you do？ Just how far will you go for them when you find out they're in the wrong， even if they're your family and you've looked up to them all your life？ Throughout the book， Sebin is forced to confront everything they know and grow up believing in and use that information to determine whose side they should take at the end of the day。Tiger Honor was a fun trip back into the Thousand Worlds universe Lee initially set up in Dragon Pearl。 With new and old characters alike， we're taken back into the Space Forces and introduced to familiar and new aspects of Korean mythology。This review was originally posted on Bookwyrming Thoughts。 。。。more

Paige ，

Disclaimer: I received this e-arc and finished copy from the publisher。 Thanks！ All opinions are my own。Book: Tiger HonorAuthor: Yoon Ha LeeBook Series: Thousand Worlds Book 2Rating: 5/5Diversity: Korean Characters， Nonbinary Character mentioned， Deaf Sapphic Characters mentionedRecommended For。。。: middle grade readers， sci-fi， Chinese mythology inspired and basedPublication Date: January 4， 2022Genre: MG Sci-FiRecommended Age: 10+ （violence， abandonment）Explanation of CWs: There is some violenc Disclaimer: I received this e-arc and finished copy from the publisher。 Thanks！ All opinions are my own。Book: Tiger HonorAuthor: Yoon Ha LeeBook Series: Thousand Worlds Book 2Rating: 5/5Diversity: Korean Characters， Nonbinary Character mentioned， Deaf Sapphic Characters mentionedRecommended For。。。: middle grade readers， sci-fi， Chinese mythology inspired and basedPublication Date: January 4， 2022Genre: MG Sci-FiRecommended Age: 10+ （violence， abandonment）Explanation of CWs: There is some violence in this book。 There is also some abandonment of family in this book。Publisher: Rick Riordan PresentsPages: 247Synopsis: Sebin， a young tiger spirit from the Juhwang Clan， wants nothing more than to join the Thousand World Space Forces and， like their Uncle Hwan， captain a battle cruiser someday。 But when Sebin's acceptance letter finally arrives， it's accompanied by the shocking news that Hwan has been declared a traitor。 Apparently， the captain abandoned his duty to steal a magical artifact， the Dragon Pearl， and his whereabouts are still unknown。 Sebin hopes to help clear their hero's name and restore honour to the clan。Nothing goes according to plan， however。 As soon as Sebin arrives for orientation， they are met by a special investigator named Yi and his assistant， a girl named Min。 Yi informs Sebin that they must immediately report to the ship Haetae and await further instructions。 Sebin finds this highly unusual， but soon all protocol is forgotten when there's an explosion on the ship， the crew is knocked out， and the communication system goes down。 It's up to Sebin， three other cadets， and Yi and Min to determine who is sabotaging the battlecruiser。 When Sebin is suddenly accused of collaborating with the enemy， the cadet realizes that Min is the most dangerous foe of all。。。Review: This is a wonderful sequel to Dragon Pearl！ I loved seeing Min again and I am excited to see how Sebin will fit into the story。 The book is inspired by Chinese mythology and I loved seeing Sebin’s backstory and how his family clan is female led。 The book had a great plotline and I loved seeing Sebin’s development。 The character development is great。 The world building is marvelous。 And I can’t wait for the next book！The only thing I didn’t like is the pacing is a bit too fast in places and I wanted more of Sebin’s inner conflict and the end scene。Verdict: It’s great！ Highly Recommend。 。。。more

Matal Baker ，

After falling in love with Lee’s DRAGON PEARL， I was interested in reading TIGER HONOR， but was curious as to how the book would unravel。 Once again， I began reading this novel with apprehension， only to discover （again） how much I appreciate Lee’s craft。DRAGON PEARL was written using Min’s POV。 With TIGER HONOR， the book is written using the POV of Sebin， the non-binary niece/nephew of Captain Kwan who was featured in the first Thousand World’s novel。 Like the first novel， Lee includes non-bina After falling in love with Lee’s DRAGON PEARL， I was interested in reading TIGER HONOR， but was curious as to how the book would unravel。 Once again， I began reading this novel with apprehension， only to discover （again） how much I appreciate Lee’s craft。DRAGON PEARL was written using Min’s POV。 With TIGER HONOR， the book is written using the POV of Sebin， the non-binary niece/nephew of Captain Kwan who was featured in the first Thousand World’s novel。 Like the first novel， Lee includes non-binary characters， but the second book gives a non-binary character （Sebin） the lead role。This novel takes a deep look into the concept of honor which， like beauty， is a social construct that differs among cultures and changes over time。 In this book， readers learn how Korean honor is understood and identified。 I was particularly gratified that the author took the initiative to ensure that not everyone in the Tiger Clan acted the same （e。g。， Hasun） so that readers understand that in Korean culture—just like in every culture—every individual has agency。This agency was an important part of this book。 Lee ensures that readers understand that everyone makes choices; that despite any norms or rules that our culture and clans/groups that we belong to make， that we can （and should） ultimately make our own choices that will benefit ourselves and the common good。 That even when we make choices that are not initially the best， that we can later change our minds and the trajectory of our futures。 Through the MC Sebin， Lee reminds readers that when a door closes （e。g， being ostracized by a family）， a window opens （e。g。， a new life and friends in the Space Forces）。This novel could be used as a teaching tool in schools around the country。 Not just for its mythological value and cultural significance， but also for how Lee approaches and gives voice to non-binary people and the book’s focus on doing the right thing。 With clean language and absence of violence， this book would be a perfect fit for any school’s MG reading list。 I highly recommend this book！ 。。。more

The Captain ，

Ahoy there me mateys！  I didn't know that Yoon Ha Lee was going to write a sequel to dragon pearl but I was happy to get me hands on a copy。  This series is called the Thousand Worlds and is a young adult science fantasy from the Rick Riordan Presents imprint。  While this can be read as a standalone， I believe it be better to read these in order as the events in this book take place after book one and have spoilers。This novel follows Sebin， who is a member of the tiger clan。  All they want to do Ahoy there me mateys！  I didn't know that Yoon Ha Lee was going to write a sequel to dragon pearl but I was happy to get me hands on a copy。  This series is called the Thousand Worlds and is a young adult science fantasy from the Rick Riordan Presents imprint。  While this can be read as a standalone， I believe it be better to read these in order as the events in this book take place after book one and have spoilers。This novel follows Sebin， who is a member of the tiger clan。  All they want to do is follow in his uncle's footsteps and become a Spaces Forces captain one day。  But then they learn that their uncle has been declared a traitor。  Sebin starts his cadet training in uncertainty。  And on their first day， everything goes wrong。  Sebin will have to choose between his old family and the potential new one。I really enjoyed Sebin and their tiger magic。  I also loved his fellow cadets and their developing friendships。  Sebin did seem to be a kinda super cadet with skills beyond their years。  But Sebin was extremely sympathetic due to the situation they found themselves in。  I also loved getting to see Min again。 I love the blend of space adventure with magic。I did think this book has a lot of fun twists and think it is a great sequel。  I would read more in this series。  Arrrr！ 。。。more

Kris Sellgren ，

This enthralling young adult science fiction novel is a sequel to Lee’s YA novel Dragon Pearl。 Our hero， Sebin， is a non-binary tiger shape-shifter on their first day of being a cadet in the Space Force。 On this first day， their spaceship is hijacked by their beloved uncle， a former captain in the Space Force allegedly turned traitor。 Now Sebin has to choose between the honor of his family and his honor as a cadet。 Questions of allegiance to the Space Force are complicated by the presence of Min This enthralling young adult science fiction novel is a sequel to Lee’s YA novel Dragon Pearl。 Our hero， Sebin， is a non-binary tiger shape-shifter on their first day of being a cadet in the Space Force。 On this first day， their spaceship is hijacked by their beloved uncle， a former captain in the Space Force allegedly turned traitor。 Now Sebin has to choose between the honor of his family and his honor as a cadet。 Questions of allegiance to the Space Force are complicated by the presence of Min， the heroine of Dragon Pearl， who is being blackmailed into controlling others with her powers as a fox spirit。 So Sebin’s fellow cadets （the only crew not knocked out by sleepy gas） sometimes side with his uncle， sometimes with the Space Force。 The heroine of Dragon Pearl has similar choices to make between family and the military; her ultimate choice is different from Sebin’s。 What makes this novel stand out is the seamless incorporation of fantasy magic with military science fiction。 Some of the characters have special powers （the ability to turn into a tiger， to survive vacuum， or to conjure junk food on demand） and some are plain humans。 The supernaturals work side by side with humans。 One’s status as supernatural or not is irrelevant when a cadet is assigned cleaning toilets for getting their salute or military uniform wrong。 Sebin being non-binary is not an issue， just a choice that people indicate by tabs on their uniform。 The narrative is in first person so the pronoun question rarely comes up。 So far there has been zero romance in Lee’s Thousand World series， an author’s choice that I hope persists。 I found the Korean culture interwoven into the story charming， and the cultural elements much less confusing than the culture of Lee’s science fiction adult novels in Nine Fox Gambit or Revenant Gun Also， Lee gets points for dedicating this novel to his tortoiseshell cat， and for holding said tortoiseshell cat in his author photo。 。。。more

James ，

Tiger HonorTiger Honor is the sequel， sort of， to The Dragon Pearl。 It’s another mythology based story from Riordan Presents。 This story felt very different from the dragon pearl， though we do see Min the main character from that book。 Sebin is very much a contrast to Min。 They’re a very disciplined person。 Their entire life has been about training to be a part of the Space Forces。 I thought it was interesting how this story closed up some of the plot threads left by the previous book。 I really Tiger HonorTiger Honor is the sequel， sort of， to The Dragon Pearl。 It’s another mythology based story from Riordan Presents。 This story felt very different from the dragon pearl， though we do see Min the main character from that book。 Sebin is very much a contrast to Min。 They’re a very disciplined person。 Their entire life has been about training to be a part of the Space Forces。 I thought it was interesting how this story closed up some of the plot threads left by the previous book。 I really enjoyed seeing more about the tiger spirits。 They seemed rather villainous in the first book。 Here we see it’s much more complicated than that。 The plot in this book moved at lightning speed。 It made for a great experience。 I’m so glad to be back in the Thousand Worlds universe。 I hope there are more stories in this universe still to come。 I’d love a whole collection of them。 Maybe each following a different member of the supernatural community。 It’s kind of a small part of the book but I loved the pins they were。 Rather than ask someone’s pronouns， everyone has pins they wear showing what their gender and pronouns are。 This book in particular was full of nonbinary characters。 Sebin of course， but also various other side characters too。 I think this is the first fantasy I’ve seen where that’s the case。 Definitely going to read more from Yoon Ha Lee。 Maybe their short story collection next。 。。。more

Sarah Sammis ，

The Thousand Worlds universe is richly diverse built on Korean lore。 Sebin is nonbinary （and not the only one）。 Besides tigers there are fox spirits， celestial beings， ghosts， dogs， and snakes。 It's a rich universe that's full of familiar details but woven together into something new — something with potential to spawn numerous more stories。http://pussreboots。com/blog/2022/comm。。。 The Thousand Worlds universe is richly diverse built on Korean lore。 Sebin is nonbinary （and not the only one）。 Besides tigers there are fox spirits， celestial beings， ghosts， dogs， and snakes。 It's a rich universe that's full of familiar details but woven together into something new — something with potential to spawn numerous more stories。http://pussreboots。com/blog/2022/comm。。。 。。。more

Kristian Strauss ，

Yoon ha lee does it again。 This time from a different angle although their is the return of the original works protagonist this book brings a new main character to the fore front， while bringing questions of family， loyalty and honor into the forefront。

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