At times boring.
At times chilling.
Entirely heartbreaking.
I hate books that ends with so many unanswered questions. I.. also wanted more love. Maybe that was the horror of it, that the person that was with you wasn't the one you loved. But all Miri did was think about the past, I'd have loved seeing her longing and love toward Leah in the present. Regardless of what was happening to Leah.

I like this one better than the other Wayward I've read.
But why are they all so sad?
It breaks my heart, and I desperately need to know what happens next and I'll never know.

Sometimes this hit so hard I was breathless.
Other times it was too bizarre to even imagine.

I have not a single childhood memory of watching, or reading, winnie-the-pooh. Of course, I'm well familiar with the figure. But I didn't think I had personal experience with it.
Which is why I downloaded the original work and gave it a spin. And wouldn't you know? Every single story was familiar to me.
And while I don't remember it, it's warming to me that I've rediscovered a spark of a forgotten childhood memory. 

This was surprisingly sweet and wholesome!

This was fun.

Very heartwarming!

I really liked this book. But the author had absolutely no knowledge about what a katana can or cannot do. Which is kind of disappointing because outside that glaringly huge plot-hole this was one of the more decent dinosaur horrors I've read so far.