Sweet book, but nothing earth shattering. I really felt for Nathaniel and could connect with his feelings of having lost his way, and I could also relate to Harun. Freya, not so much. I didn't get a real sense of her and her motivations, and really why she had lost her singing ability.
I liked that this narrative took place in one day, except for the flashbacks to give perspective. I didn't particularly care for all of the head hopping/switching between 1st and 3rd person, it was jarring.
I thought that Freya's acknowledging what happened with her sister was quite touching, it made me a bit choked up and I appreciated how that situation was handled.
Overall, this is a tender story of finding your way and finding your true "fellowship"
I liked that this narrative took place in one day, except for the flashbacks to give perspective. I didn't particularly care for all of the head hopping/switching between 1st and 3rd person, it was jarring.
I thought that Freya's acknowledging what happened with her sister was quite touching, it made me a bit choked up and I appreciated how that situation was handled.
Overall, this is a tender story of finding your way and finding your true "fellowship"