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[ulkis.livejournal.com]

I was just reading MWT's official website, and I found this bit about what she says about in which order to read the books:

On the other hand, I think The Thief spoils The King of Attolia. So there are pluses and minuses to any order you choose.

Anyone agree with her? And why? Because I can't think of any reason why The Thief could possibly spoil The King of Attolia. (Or is she just joking around?)

(I guess there will be possible spoilers in the comments.)

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[ninedaysaqueen.livejournal.com]

Agreeing with everyone else here, reading KoA first puts you at the same level of knowledge as Costis - absolutely nada. If you read the books in the order that they were published, you're in on the secret, and you can laugh at Costis because you know Gen is just messing with him.

Depending on the order you choose, the books are a different experience. That is mostly what Mrs. Tuner is trying to say.

[ulkis.livejournal.com]

Depending on the order you choose, the books are a different experience. That is mostly what Mrs. Tuner is trying to say.

I was feeling anxious about it because I advised someone that they could start off with "Queen" and was wondering if that was a mistake or not!

you can laugh at Costis because you know Gen is just messing with him.

Aw, Costis! I never laughed at him, only with him. :)

[ninedaysaqueen.livejournal.com]

QT is a series that you can read in which every order you'd like. So I wouldn't say you can make a mistake with the order you choose to read them in.

Of course... Who would laugh at sweet, naive Costis? Certainly not me...

*whistles innocently*