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First of all, this is not a review, but a study in the form of a preparatory article. I will not promote the book, I will fill in the theme and context that the book presents to me with my own concepts.
(I also want to try to write something in English, I thought it appropriate to start with the simple.)
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5/5 Stars (%96/100)
I liked Act II more than the first one mainly because of volumes 4 and 6. In the entire series, I equally love 4 and 6 but they stand above all others. I was going crazy listening to one of my favourite scenes from my favourite actors/actresses. Now that I mentioned actors, I loved the new editions, especially Desire and Delirium. I should also mention David Tennant and Bill Nighy. They both did an amazing job with Norse gods and I personally loved the Scottish accent for them, especially Loki's. So, I had no problems regarding the actors and their performance.
I thoroughly enjoyed Season of Mists and Fables and Reflections. A Game of You appears before in the audiobook even though it is the fifth volume. Also, the sixth volume sadly does not include my favourite story "The Song of Orpheus." A Game of You is probably my least favourite volume in the series but I actually enjoyed the audio version more. Overall, the adaptation was great. I hope we'll see Act III in the future (hopefully it will start with the Orpheus story I mentioned).
