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Numb3rs 1 Through 30 by jennamajig (PG)
**Sorry for the late post, I was out of town with family for Father's Day
Title: Numb3rs 1 Through 30
Fandom: Numb3rs
Pairing: Mainly gen but canon Kim/Don
Categories: Gen, Family, Pre-Canon
Length: Long (25,289 words)
Warnings: Canon character death
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jennamajig
Author Website: N/A
Summary:
He was nine when his three-year-old brother could do his math homework. Don through the years.
Review:
This is a long, satisfying read with a great view of Don as he grows up, seemingly living in his younger brother’s shadow, and how he drifts forward, searching for his place. I love entangled and complicated sibling relationships and this one hits my buttons. The Don point of view is strong and tangible. One of the things I enjoyed about this story was the way the writing and Don’s thoughts changed as he grew older. In the beginning the author conveys the thought patterns of a nine year old boy, focused on baseball and playing. As Don matures so does the point of view.
This is a great story that weaves what we know of the characters’ back stories into a realistic and plausible pre canon.
Numb3rs 1 Through 30
Title: Numb3rs 1 Through 30
Fandom: Numb3rs
Pairing: Mainly gen but canon Kim/Don
Categories: Gen, Family, Pre-Canon
Length: Long (25,289 words)
Warnings: Canon character death
Author on LJ:
jennamajigAuthor Website: N/A
Summary:
He was nine when his three-year-old brother could do his math homework. Don through the years.
Review:
This is a long, satisfying read with a great view of Don as he grows up, seemingly living in his younger brother’s shadow, and how he drifts forward, searching for his place. I love entangled and complicated sibling relationships and this one hits my buttons. The Don point of view is strong and tangible. One of the things I enjoyed about this story was the way the writing and Don’s thoughts changed as he grew older. In the beginning the author conveys the thought patterns of a nine year old boy, focused on baseball and playing. As Don matures so does the point of view.
This is a great story that weaves what we know of the characters’ back stories into a realistic and plausible pre canon.
Numb3rs 1 Through 30