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laurelthebooks 's review for:
The Call
by Peadar Ó Guilín
adventurous
dark
fast-paced
Fairly stunned I’ve never heard of thus before - dystopian school setting? disabled protagonist? fae? Stunning!
If YA dystopias are your jam put this on your list. The Call definitely flirts with horror, but it’s a fascinating coming of age as well. It explores coming of age in a civilization that cannot see a future - a complete degradation of culture and what growing up in a society that doesn’t expect you to live looks like.
This was a fast read for me, and I will be hopping directly into the sequel (and trying to balance my desire to now read more works that relate to the fae with my current towering tbr!).
If YA dystopias are your jam put this on your list. The Call definitely flirts with horror, but it’s a fascinating coming of age as well. It explores coming of age in a civilization that cannot see a future - a complete degradation of culture and what growing up in a society that doesn’t expect you to live looks like.
This was a fast read for me, and I will be hopping directly into the sequel (and trying to balance my desire to now read more works that relate to the fae with my current towering tbr!).