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Sexual Content
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Substance Use
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Emotional Intensity
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Moderate
What this book is about
A novella set during the gap in The Wise Man's Fear. Auri — the strange, brilliant girl who lives beneath the University — is alone for ten days, tending her underground home and preparing for Kvothe's return. A quiet, deeply unusual book about a neurodivergent mind's way of experiencing the world.
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Not a typical novel — almost plotless; rewards readers who love Auri
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