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Fantasy · 1999 · PG-13

Mad Ship

by Robin Hobb

The Vestrit family liveship is going mad — and the Traders must decide who they are.

For14+GenreFantasyLength880 pagesRead time~24 hours

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Violence

Some

Violence; battle; slavery

Language

None

No profanity

Sexual Content

Some

Romantic relationships; some adult content

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

Some

Themes of sacrifice, identity, and what makes a living ship

What this book is about

The second Liveship Traders novel (1999) deepens the story of the Vestrit family and their living ship Vivacia as pirates, slavery, and political conflict threaten the Rain Wild Traders. Features violence, slavery themes, and emotional intensity. For older teens and adults.

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Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.

Violence

Slavery themes

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