Sarah

This was a short and easy read. The syntax and story feels rough and disjointed, but the editor explains it in the introduction, so it is important to read it first.

It is an important piece to read in country that is struggling with racism against First Nations, and with what contributes to the social issues in First Nations communities.

I really enjoyed this fun read, and loved the references to various literature. Don't skip the Appendix.

I really enjoyed the story in this book, and found the characters relatable and interesting. I hated the voice though. The syntax was jolted with lots of short sentences and weird internal conversations inserted randomly. I'm glad I read it, but would definitely not reread, or necessarily recommend...

I wanted to like this book more than I did. I found the main character annoying. The conflicts seemed more random and contrived than others in this series, and I think this character could have had a hunch better story. In the end the conflicts were resolved by ignoring character traits and issues instead of actual development and solutions.

This was the first Cassandra Clare book I read, and I was not sure what to expect. I ended up finding it very enjoyable. Some of the plot twists I guessed early, others surprised me. I'm excited to get the next book from the library.