I have to admit, QoA almost made me stop reading the series myself. And, being a bad reader that I am, I read on for the romance--but I skimmed the middle of QoA and read the end, when things picked up. You might be able to persuade her to do that (if she's not made an enemy of skimming, that is)? Or, you could perhaps persuade her to skip QoA altogether and read KoA, because that surely makes up for anything, really.
(Personally, I don't include QoA in my re-reads of the series; it's wonderfully written, but I would only ever read that willingly again when I'm feeling masochistic. =|)
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Date: 4/19/08 04:16 am (UTC)(Personally, I don't include QoA in my re-reads of the series; it's wonderfully written, but I would only ever read that willingly again when I'm feeling masochistic. =|)