March is the Month of Reading Struggles-and a Review of The Philosopher's Flight by Tom Miller
Ever have one of those months where you can't wait to read books, and it turns into a complete drag? March has been that month for me. This post is me tossing in the towel, admitting defeat, and moving on to other books. 😕 I was so excited to read this book. I made it about 80 pages in, and just gave up. A little too much philosophizing and not enough concrete story for me. I am so bummed. I read the end, and decided I still didn't want to wade through the rest of the story. The Philosopher's Flight by Tom Miller was another book I couldn't wait to read, and 50 pages in I was fully engaged and really enjoying the story of Robert Weekes, male philosopher in a world where women have all the power to fly--yes, fly using sigils to control their flights, and a history of rescuing injured soldiers during war and becoming famous around the world. There is a group called the Trenchers, who think the philosophers are noth...