I love this book, Alice Oseman is truly a writing genius. The way she described school life felt so realistic, and I loved the friendship between Aled and Frances. I would definitely recommend you read this book, but check the tws on Alice’s website.

What can I say about this book?

Basically Jeremiah “cheats” on Belly and to solve this issue they get married, but when Belly goes back to Cousins she falls back into her old thing with Conrad, who she ultimately ends up with.

During this series I was mostly team Jeremiah but after this book I was team Conrad, although I feel like their characters were written so differently written, especially Jeremiah. His character was so ruined, and I feel like the same ending could’ve happened without completely slandering his character.

Some parts of this book were so weird too. Like why did Conrad wait until the absolute last minute to confess? Or if Belly and everyone around her were having doubts, why did they still go through with the wedding?

Jeremiah was pretty shit this whole book, and definitely made me not like him, but I also can’t help but feel bad for him. The girl he was marrying never could completely love him and everyone choses his brother over him. And we never got much closure on him or his relationship with his brother.

Then again there were parts of this book that I enjoyed, such as the letters, or the last chapter, and I enjoyed reading this book, I just feel that some things could have been a bit better.

This book was pretty good if you’re into fantasy and political books, but don’t go into this book expecting great romance.

The plot of this book was really good, and the characters were interesting. I love Elian and Lira’s banter, but their romance wasn’t great. There wasn’t enough buildup towards their relationship, and it felt like everyone forgave Lira way to quick. Like I get that she didn’t do something too bad, but I though the crew in the Saad and Elian basically just forgot what she did, and we didn’t get to see how they felt. The ending just felt a bit rushed, like how most people just forgave Sirens super quickly, which doesn’t feel realistic (yes I do understand that nothing in this book is realistic, but I think it would be better if this part was more realistic).

Otherwise though this book has a really interesting plot line and I loved the different POVs.

The school for good and evil is a good book, but there are problems that 11 year old me didn’t realize when she first read this book. There are some sexist parts in this book, that Agatha complains about in the beginning, but then it’s basically forgotten later in the book. Also Sophie’s progression into evil was good, but for Agatha the moment she felt good felt superficial.

Tedros is so annoying.

This book was definitely one of the best in The series so far. It was interesting to read and had some good plot twists. I loved seeing Percabeth again, but I think the whole Rachel Dare plot lins was really rushes. Overall though it was a really good book.

4.75 stars.

This book was really interesting. For one, if you’re a swiftie i would recommend reading this book just for the Taylor Swift references. This book was interesting, and the relationship between Meredith and Wit was really fun. Sometimes in this book I felt like they were making a big deal out of nothing, but I think they explained the depth of these things well. One thing I thought was a bit weird was that when Meredith was saying that sometimes she felt mad at Sarah, Wit said “believe me I know”, or something like that, which made me think they were going to add something to that which I’m pretty sure they didn’t (if that sentence made any sense). This book was also pretty sad.
Overall this was a really good book and I would recommend reading it.

I loved this book. The storyline was really interesting, and I enjoyed the romance. Somethings in this book seemed kind of random at times, but I think everything was really well written and interesting. I felt like somethings in this book were kind of brushed over, but I understand why the author chose to do this.