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Dmitry Lamind lamind — As soon as I saw the title, I knew I had to have it. I pre-ordered it months ago, and had forgotten about it until I got an email letting me know my book was here. Excitedly, I sat down to read it, swearing that it was just a short-term thing, because short-stories are not meant to be devoured in one sitting. Except that's totally what happened. I really liked most of them, a few were better than others. It starts strong, with quite a few which are clearly set in Tortall or neighboring lands which we've visited. Others are merely related, without it being overt. I wanted to know a *lot* more about the characters in Elder Brother; I feel like their story could have been a novel, or at least a novella, and I was disappointed by the page count. Nawat was difficult for me to read, because a lot of it was internalized, and it was definitely character driven rather than plot driven. I prefer the plot-heavy books of Pierce's early works; there were no enemies to battle, really. The Dragon's Tale was frustrating because Kitten was frustrated, so it worked well to help you empathize with the character and her situation. I actually disliked Huntress and Testing, in part because I felt they could have been better with a little more work, and in part because they were related, but didn't quite suit the volume. When all is said and done, I have to say that I really, really liked this book though. I'm glad to see Tamora Pierce writing short stories; she's done it well, and I'd love to see her put out more anthologies.