Did you find Demonslayer by Ian P. Eviston humorous?

Post by **Melisa Jane** » 24 Jul 2024, 02:23

This is a discussion topic for the July 2024 Book of the Month, "Demonslayer" by Ian P. Eviston

Did you find Demonslayer by Ian P. Eviston humorous?

Post by **Edith Piaff** » 01 Sep 2024, 13:11

It had some moments of humor, but overall wasn't particularly humorous. I think some of the banter between the characters was mildly humorous, but also a bit cliche. There was perhaps one character who had a more humorous vibe.

Smart Link · Post by **Smart Link** » 03 Sep 2024, 21:59

The book takes a more serious and dramatic tone, dealing with themes like survival, moral dilemmas, and a magical war between humans and demons. While there may be moments of lightness or wit, humor doesn't seem to be a central aspect of the story. The novel is more likely to appeal to readers looking for a thrilling and immersive fantasy adventure rather than those seeking a humorous read.

Mayang Bature · Post by **Mayang Bature** » 04 Sep 2024, 14:53

The book was not a humorous book, generally. It was more serious and focused on the adventure and survival aspects. The little bants here and there were welcome but I don't think that was enough to make me call this a humorous book.

Priscilla Kurah · Post by **Priscilla Kurah** » 06 Sep 2024, 08:15

Not really, it does focus on humor. Instead, it is a more serious, emotionally charged, and action-driven narrative. The story dives deep into the struggles of the protagonist, Spirit, as he faces moral dilemmas, underground fighting, and the complexities of a larger war between humans and demons. The tone seems more intense and dramatic rather than light-hearted or comedic. While there might be moments of wit, the focus is clearly on tension, conflict, and character development.

Post by **Jennifer Coxon** » 11 Sep 2024, 17:21

There were definitely some aspects of humour, but this was mainly focused on the interactions between the group outside of any challenge. There were lovely moments of lightheartedness when they were all in Emily's hospital room, and also when Spirit and Taya were in the forest.

Post by **Daisy Jewel** » 19 Sep 2024, 10:42

I didn't find it humorous. The novel's serious and dramatic tone focuses on intense themes like survival, moral dilemmas, and magical war, making it a gripping fantasy adventure rather than a humorous read.

Geoffrey Kyrie · Post by **Geoffrey Kyrie** » 25 Sep 2024, 11:07

I enjoyed this book and yes it was humorous. It made the book more enjoyable.

Geoffrey Kyrie · Post by **Geoffrey Kyrie** » 25 Sep 2024, 11:07

I enjoyed this book and yes it was humorous. It made the book more enjoyable.

Post by **Jaituni Sanghavi** » 02 Oct 2024, 12:02

I won’t say it was very humorous; but in some parts it was indeed humorous and I enjoyed those parts too. Overall it was more of a thrilling read with pinches of humour I would say.