Bookbound Bunny 2

De: Lunadea

Narrado por: Hannah Schooner, Giancarlo Herrera

Lily has accomplished her goal of being accepted into Regarth, the country's premier magical institute... but now what?

Time to learn more magic, of course!

While the teachers at Regarth cannot compare to Arakil, the god of magic himself, there's still plenty to learn and experience. From potions and enchanting to combat, Lily is motivated to gain knowledge and catch up to her sister, Rose.

But Lily isn't the only one eager to learn. She makes friends with humans and demihumans alike on her journey through this world of magic.

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Wonderfully funny and adorable!!

It is very interesting and enjoyable to follow the main character's steady journey from beginning to end! Unlike other books I've read in this kind of progression-fantasy and such, this series is heavily focused on building the magic system and the world up, focusing mostly on the characters and their own growth within the rules set by the system itself.

The best thing I can think of calling this series is a slice-of-life story filled with magical moments and adorable situations. I really enjoy how the main character is slowly and steadily building her knowledge little by little instead of it all being rushed through. Every little detail on how the magic works and how society functions around it is fascinating to listen to! The interaction between the main character and the many new faces she meets in this book is absolutely delightful to listen to.

I very much enjoy the narrator's performance throughout the book, though there are a couple times where it seems somewhat flat, though it was never enough to ruin my immersion or throw me off, personally.

All in all a wonderful continuation to our adorable bunny's story! I'm very much looking forward to the next bool to come out!

Weird to say, but it should have been longer

Let me start this off by saying it's a minor complaint, and with the length of the book, I wouldn't normally complain about it not being long enough, especially because a lot does still actually happen, even if it's all over a generally short time frame.

Overall it's just as good as the first book, so no complaints there. Narration is fantastic, and the story is extremely solid. It's just, both long enough and too short.

How do I explain this. It's long enough in that I'm perfectly happy with the length of the book in terms of value. For one credit, it's great, especially with the quality presented by this particular author. There's also a decent amount of things happening in the book with a lot of the characters, so it's not like it feels like nothing is happening ever. BUT, I feel like just about an hour more would have made the book feel more, complete, I guess? At least between some of the final events and the cliffhanger, however minor, at the very end of the book. A little bit more time to explore the consequences, for lack of a better word, of those events near the end, would have made all the difference.

Also, I should mention that the main reason I'm complaining about this at all is that I started listening the day the book comes out and now have to wait for the next book for that information. If you find this some time in the far distant future, maybe in a galaxy far away, when the series has many more books, it's not something I feel will take away from the overall experience, but RIGHT NOW specifically, I think it does make a slight difference in overall listening satisfaction.

A great sequel! Exploration of magic with great narration!

If you like the first book this is a great next step. Reinforcing the foundation of our mystical bunny, introducing new scenarios for her to overcome and new magics to be learned.

Good. spoilers perhaps but not *really* in the sense of it not being some moment of excitement

I am not miffed at lily not being put in the same faction as rose. (unlike that one person) there will probably be a fight scene that would be more interesting than them working together.

by the way does anyone else imagine the stars as pure-white versions of the Kirby stars? if you see this and put a review I'd love to know lol

also to the person who was disappointed by there being a "school arc", did you even read the description???

Loved it

Usually school arcs in books are a bit of a drag, but it’s kept up a very good pace, with lots of typical bunny shenanigans. Little worried how OP the one item is, but I trust Lunadea to keep it from being to game breaking - biggest complaint is book isn’t long enough; needs an extra 20 hours plz