This was fun and enjoyable, but didn’t feel unique to me. I liked it enough to want to continue the series at least!

I loved the characters and setting as much as the other two books, but I wasn’t able to get immersed in the plot. Each time the characters went off to do the next thing, I could easily picture the author sitting down and mapping out the story. It sounds silly to say that it felt like I was reading a book because that is exactly what I was doing, but it is what it is lol. I just didn’t feel connected to the story, they felt like words on a page rather than an experience

The noise that unleashed from me at the end was inhuman

How did a book where I know the general outcome still manage to surprise me?? It allowed me to have just a little bit of hope for the briefest of moments before laughing my face

Whenever I need a good cry, TJ Klune always comes in clutch

I think if you’re a fan of Wayward Children, The Up & Under, or Harry Potter (minus the raging transphobia and host of other problematic nonsense) then you’ll love this!

This was light and fun, with delightful characters and interesting worlds. It was a little bit too simple, I would have liked to dive in a little deeper to the magic and the different worlds. But it was a great start to what is sure to be an excellent series!