Book In Question: 'Threadbare'  written by 'Andrew Seiple'

Threadbare is centered around the life of a toy golem called, you guessed it, Threadbare. The character development is clearly visible to anyone who reads this story, and the way they think about certain things really puts a different perspective on everything. 

There are many questionable, violent, and conflicting moments in addition to the fluffy exterior of the book, and you can clearly see how the world shapes both the main character and those around them.

At the beginning, sheer dumb luck fuels their survival. However, as they grow stronger, more intelligent and experienced, that changes. You sometimes find yourself questioning if Threadbare will actually survive the latest encounter.

Grammar is good, and there are lots of connecting decisions that might be small, but could drastically change things in future books. Well written, and easy to understand.

FINISHED STORY (one of a series compiled of *currently* 3 books.)

WARNING: This book contains profanity.