A Deadly Education: A Novel

I really enjoyed this book, while it did take me a time to settle in one character talking, thinking, and being in every scene, after a couple of hours I got into it. I guess I was looking for more of the Temeraire type writing on this on. learning something new every day, primarily that I can like another style narrating. bring on the next book

This is a fantastic book, the story keeps you engaged the entire way. The beginning is a bit slow (first four chapters) mostly because your learning a lot about the setting, monsters, and other students from the main character. The narration is equally fantastic, she doesn't a great job at distinguishing between everyone's voices and attitudes. Overall a 5 star read, and I'm definitely looking forward to book 2 coming out in 2021!

I absolutely loved this story! I actually marked my calendar for the sequels release date. Looking forward to reading more from this author.

I love this heroine. She's so natural in the way her emotions are depicted. The story line is amazing, filled with drama and suspense. I can't wait for the next book.

Thoroughly enjoyed this book. Novik is really excellent at world-building and character development. By the end of this book, I felt like I knew the characters and I can't wait to see how their stories unfold. And that last line! When is the next book going to be released?

Amazing book and narrator. Definitely a must listen/read.

Fun story good narration

You will absolutely not be able to end this book without reading the next. Lucky for you, the whole trilogy is out now! Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy. Wish I could go back and listen for a first time!!! Novik is my absolute favorite author, when you fly through these listen to Spinning Silver and Uprooted :)

I liked the story,now reading the next in the trilogy

4 stars because I feel like this is the weakest book of the trilogy, but it did totally hook me. Def worth listening to all 3, and if you dont start with this one you will be lost in the next two. 4 stars for the narrator because for the back half of the book it sounds like she’s reading it for the first time, but the narration gets better in the subsequent books too!

Great book, highly recommend!

What an awesome book. I aboslutely lvoed 'Uprooted' by Naomi Novik, and was eager to see her take on the 'School of Magic' subgenre. She takes something that's become pretty familiar and really brings it up to the next level. She's created a fully fleshed out and fascinating world. The use of magic is very unique, and the setting itself is wonderfully realized. Believable and likable characteers. It's a great read that's fun, gripping, and always engaging. Special note on an excellent narration which really immerses you in the world. Great start to a series!

The only reason I gave the book 4 stars is I wished it would have been made clear this books target audience was the teenage market. it was well crafted, competently authored and the characters were instantly recognizable. I found the lead character likeable as she struggled to find a way to fit into the world. The way the author focused on the unspoken internal dialogue was pretty neat example of how the unconventional teen struggles to fit in to the conventional class hierarchy.

Just finished and wanting more. Loved it!!!! Refreshing and I loved the characters.

Naomi Novik hits it out of the park again. Harry Potter meets Hunger Games, but the main character has a personality. If you like action, magic, world building, recognition of systems of privilege, and snark this’ll do it for you.

I loved it all!