Good lord, is this book offensive and morbid! There's definitely a dark humor to this that probably not everybody would take very well.In a world full of fairy tales, Uncle Jeever takes the absolute worst interpretation of every single story, and throws it all together into a fourth-wall-breaking me...
(I got a copy of this book through Goodreads' giveaway/First Reads.)I'm not too sure how to rank this book; it's a toss between "it's OK" and "I liked it". Some ideas I really enjoyed, but they weren't enough to make me love the novel.What I liked:* The concept of materialising dreams into reality. ...
16-year-old Weaver lives in a settlement in a post-apocalyptic future. Just when his dream comes true and he becomes a Night Watcher, the settlement is being attacked by fire spitting hounds and he flees with the first stranger who set foot into the settlement on the night of the attack since Weaver...
I got ARC of the book. It took me some days to finish the book because I was reading another book simultaneously but I'm really glad I got the chance to read this one.One of my favorite genre of books is dystopian. This book is about a settlement of people who survived and now live in the dark days ...
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