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leaning to be more like the other. All the side characters felt very fleshed out and real too which was cool. This was just a really good read, unique world building, excellent characters, adventure, friendship, humour and angst. Lots of twists and turns too. What’s not to love. I feel like it had a really good ending too, everyone’s stories were wrapped up very well.

the overarching villain. Kellen and Nettle were great and their friendship dynamic was a great part of this book. The relationships on general were all really interesting, like with Nettle and her brother. I loved that Kellen was both a reckless idiot and incredibly smart at the same time. I feel like Kellen and Nettles strengths and faults really balanced each other out as a team, and was fun how they ended up

being so young but it really didn’t read like a kids book and they didn’t behave their age. Some of the cursers were pretty brutal for a kids book, like classic grisly fairytale style. I loved all the lore and world building to this, the curses were so interesting and the different ways Kellen had to unravel them was really cool too. I like the almost episodic feel to the cases as they worked their way closer to

This was so good! I loved it! I couldn’t put my finger on what its writing style reminded me of until the end, but it’s Masters of Death. In the way that all the different critters and creatures had their own set of rules on how you must interact and talk with them. It was really cool, also fun to have different kinds of critters than the usual fantasy classics. I was a little unsure at first with the characters