just eh

Really good for what it is.

The ending did get me; however, I guessed the main twist from page 2. Elements work but shouldn't went further in almost every regard. 

 We Called Them Giants has a super cool concept, and some beautiful panels in its 96 pages. However, for me personally, it was nothing more than that. The story of found family wasn't nearly enough thought out, and it didn't help nothing else was either. There is no explanation for anything and most of time I wouldn't care but this is one of those stories that needed it. Even if just a little bit. Once the story picked up pace it was over.

I feel like if it had another 100ish pages to fully flush everything out I could truly love it. 

What a beautifully written story about love. Following these characters through every act of life and genre was something I believe I'll only experience once. Rakesfall should be up there with stories like This is How You Lose the Time War. Now, I will say not everyone is going to vibe with it, but I did. Once I truly understood what Chandrasekra was trying to say and do, I understood the true beauty of the novel. The conversation on gender is also something that amazed me every time it got brought up. This was a love for better or for worse that it didn't matter what bodies they were in, they'd find each other.  

I can't recommend enough especially if you love weird things. 

Personally, this was one of those stories that just didn't work for me. I didn't believe the romance that was presented or the actions of the characters. It's very cozy but that it in my opinion. I would recommend but look into some reviews first before reading.