The cover of this one drew me in, I'm a little obsessed with it.
What Big Teeth started off really weird, and I kept trying to decide if it was my kind of weird as I read the beginning. It definitely turned into something I really enjoyed, especially as we got more back story and information filled in, so that it felt like I knew what was going on. I loved the ghost scenes, because I think it gave us interesting insight into what someone would have done differently with their life in hindsight, and really helped fill in that backstory.
I loved the dark vibes, and most of the characters - especially those who didn't belong like Arthur, Eleanor, and Eleanor's mother. I thought it was interesting to see what the big bad wolves were afraid of.
I started off confused, but ended up wanting more of this world. I recommend this for fans of Red Hood, it's less... descriptive about blood and gore, I think, without the feminist focus on periods, but it had some of the same vibes for me.
What Big Teeth started off really weird, and I kept trying to decide if it was my kind of weird as I read the beginning. It definitely turned into something I really enjoyed, especially as we got more back story and information filled in, so that it felt like I knew what was going on. I loved the ghost scenes, because I think it gave us interesting insight into what someone would have done differently with their life in hindsight, and really helped fill in that backstory.
I loved the dark vibes, and most of the characters - especially those who didn't belong like Arthur, Eleanor, and Eleanor's mother. I thought it was interesting to see what the big bad wolves were afraid of.
I started off confused, but ended up wanting more of this world. I recommend this for fans of Red Hood, it's less... descriptive about blood and gore, I think, without the feminist focus on periods, but it had some of the same vibes for me.