The Great Hunt (The Wheel of Time, #2)
The Great Hunt by Robert Jordan
My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars
The man who called himself Petrik will now review The Great Hunt, the second book in The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan.
Everyone who’ve read the first book most likely knows what the title of this installment implies. The Great Hunt continues immediately from where the first book left off. Allow me to mention how ridiculously repetitive—and hilarious, I guess—the prologue of this book was. It starts with “The man who called himself Bors,” and within a single prologue, the exact phrase “the man who called himself Bors” was mentioned literally 34 times. The man who called himself Petrik could be wrong, but the man who called himself Petrik THINK that the man who called himself Bors, is in fact, the man who called himself Bors *gasp* *suspense* *CPR the man who called himself Petrik out of this SHOCKING revelation* The man who called himself Petrik was amazed by Jordan’s way of increasing his word counts by 170 words. Jordan could’ve just written “Bors” instead of “the man who called himself Bors” but he won’t, that 170 words is a matter of Light and Dark! The prologue became a firm reminder to the man who called himself Petrik that this will be a series—despite all the greatness—that is full of repetitive phrases; so far the man who called himself Petrik hasn’t been proven wrong.
Picture: The Great Hunt by Kekai Kotaki
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The Procurement of Souls by 
Little Fires Everywhere by 
Finders Keepers by 
Faycalibur by 
You by 
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