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    4 out of 5 stars

excellent YA book

I found this to be another excellent book about the ooze as it grows in power and gains speech. The problem I have is that the ooze is growing more human and too powerful for my tastes.

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Interesting, but left me wanting more.

For the second book in the season this was both amazing and somewhat strangely lacking. Any scene where the students were just being students was fun and entertaining, but other things like how some plot threads come out of nowhere and others just get clipped short like it was a movie reel budget cut just felt strange. There were a lot of scenes that felt like they either got left out or that the book could have benefited from letting them go on a bit more.

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An episodic story minus the episodes.

Like the last book it still had a lot of overwritten areas that lost my attention. But only like 2 or 3 hours worth instead of 6. So an improvement there.

The characters were still flat with the book insisting that everything was adorable, the result being not cuteness but the feeling that everything was the same.

As for the story itself. It was a series of subplots that slowly worked towards the main plot. A great way of doing it. Except the writer must have left the subplot arcs in his other pants.

All the subplots were flat affairs lacking any sort of arc or real build up. Most of the build up consisted of being boringly told or just hint dropped "Later X will occur" then X later occuring to lots of fanfare. So the feeling was of a lot of important stuff happening but getting smushed together. The book really needed another 6 to 8 hours to properly develop all these plots. With the writer's tendency to overwrite that would have been turned into 12 to 16 hours so I can understand his hesitation.

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    5 out of 5 stars

Great entertainment

Character so well done
Hide entertaining well written narration perfect for the story
Highly recommend it

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    4 out of 5 stars

A little more crude than the first

I’d say the first book was more family friendly than this one. This one has a little more sexual innuendo, vulgarity, and violence than the first.
Still a good story though.

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so dope

I can't. wait for the next ebook and next the audiobook I already have a credit save for it

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Love Jelly

Characters are so enjoyable. Jelly is my favorite ooze ever. Great blend of fantasy and teen drama.

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series is suprisingly good

the premise of the series might seem a lottle weird but it is really good!

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  • kc
  • 10-01-17

Good, but not as good as the first.

Felt like not much actually happened, decent school setting, but not much was accomplished. Looking forward to book 3.

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  • 08-16-18

Entertaining

This was utterly engaging with excellent narration. I look forward to listening to the next book.

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  • the dfp accord
  • 01-12-18

Damn you!

Great voice acting, great fun and then you make want more when the new book is written but has not come out in audiobook format yet! Damn you I say, I demand more good writing and story telling you little ooze of s writer.

Totally recommend the books, they are childish in a way that makes it magical and the voice acting is performed great. I just wish Google didn't say it was a trilogy and that the next book will be the last. All good things must come to an end I guess.

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  • Embrakh
  • 07-30-18

Meh

Whilst the first book was enjoyable, this story was rather slow and mundane.
Most of the book revolves around the daily activities of the main cast and friends, as they episodically do a bunch of seemingly random activities. Despite this the characters still feel hollow with forced drama, making all of the side adventures feel like simple filler to pad the story.

Simply, this book series is best for the target demographic of 11-13 year-old's and certainly not young adults.
It's not bad as Slime story audiobooks go, it's just that the second book leaves a lot to be desired for any older demographics.