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This book surprised, and honestly kind of scared me in the first few pages. I mean, I definitely didn’t expect the description of a man with “two sets of male goods” to come from a book who I thought would be light (since it’s based on a children’s novel).
Despite the adult themes being a surprise, I don’t find them bothersome. I actually enjoy that the book is something on its own.

This book surprised, and honestly kind of scared me in the first few pages. I mean, I definitely didn’t expect the description of a man with “two sets of male goods” to come from a book who I thought would be light (since it’s based on a children’s novel).
Despite the adult themes being a surprise, I don’t find them bothersome. I actually enjoy that the book is something on its own.

This book surprised, and honestly kind of scared me in the first few pages. I mean, I definitely didn’t expect the description of a man with “two sets of male goods” to come from a book who I thought would be light (since it’s based on a children’s novel).
Despite the adult themes being a surprise, I don’t find them bothersome. I actually enjoy that the book is something on its own.

This book surprised, and honestly kind of scared me in the first few pages. I mean, I definitely didn’t expect the description of a man with “two sets of male goods” to come from a book who I thought would be light (since it’s based on a children’s novel).
Despite the adult themes being a surprise, I don’t find them bothersome. I actually enjoy that the book is something on its own.

This book surprised, and honestly kind of scared me in the first few pages. I mean, I definitely didn’t expect the description of a man with “two sets of male goods” to come from a book who I thought would be light (since it’s based on a children’s novel).
Despite the adult themes being a surprise, I don’t find them bothersome. I actually enjoy that the book is something on its own.

This book surprised, and honestly kind of scared me in the first few pages. I mean, I definitely didn’t expect the description of a man with “two sets of male goods” to come from a book who I thought would be light (since it’s based on a children’s novel).
Despite the adult themes being a surprise, I don’t find them bothersome. I actually enjoy that the book is something on its own.

This book reminds me so much of Dune. The way the character’s supernatural abilities are described, the whole arid apocalyptic scenery, it’s all very similar to Dune in a way. Needless to say, I’m enjoying it.