This was great! The illustrations were amazing, and I really understood the character’s emotions through them. The storyline was also really interesting, although parts of it were annoying—Emsy and Ben are very dumb sometimes :/
I liked that it wasn’t super predictable, too. You meet enough characters that you end up thinking one person is the death witch, then another person, then another… it makes the story interesting to read, instead of having a plot you can pinpoint within ten pages of starting it.
I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys queer writing, because even though being gay isn’t a main focus of the story (rather, it’s written as if it’s been normalised in the world, which is really heartwarming to read), gay books are always just better. Also anyone who enjoys paranormal or “witchy” books, because the plot is based around witches in a small coven, uncovering a secret Death Witch.
I liked that it wasn’t super predictable, too. You meet enough characters that you end up thinking one person is the death witch, then another person, then another… it makes the story interesting to read, instead of having a plot you can pinpoint within ten pages of starting it.
I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys queer writing, because even though being gay isn’t a main focus of the story (rather, it’s written as if it’s been normalised in the world, which is really heartwarming to read), gay books are always just better. Also anyone who enjoys paranormal or “witchy” books, because the plot is based around witches in a small coven, uncovering a secret Death Witch.