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Parents say the concluding book of the series has received mixed feedback, with many expressing disappointment in the portrayal of the main character, who appears less relatable and more self-absorbed than in earlier installments. While some appreciate its depth and exploration of dark themes like war and mental health, others argue it's too intense for younger readers, highlighting the graphic violence and morally complex situations that arise, making it better suited for older teens and adults.
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