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In regards to the characters, I was actually very happy with Selene and Aiden. I thought they were a good amount of mature (aside from the insta-love that occurs between them) and that they handled conflict fairly well. My problem lay in the side characters, particularly Eddie (Aiden’s best friend and fellow paranormal investigator) and his family. The whole lot of them was almost unbearable. I couldn’t understand how they could all be so inconsiderate, and it seemed to only get worse as the book progressed. I kept hoping to see some character growth, but I feel like instead I saw the complete opposite. It’s something that continued to bother me even after I finished the book.
As I said previously, there aren t very many steamy scenes and most of the book follows Selene as she attempts to connect with her inner-witch without being discovered by a town that is desperate to vilify her. As I said previously, there aren t very many steamy scenes and most of the book follows Selene as she attempts to connect with her inner-witch without being discovered by a town that is desperate to vilify her.
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Book Review: The Black Witch (The Black Witch Chronicles #1) by Laurie Forest
Elloren Gardner is the granddaughter of the last prophesied Black Witch, Carnissa Gardner, who drove back the enemy forces and saved the Gardnerian people during the Realm War. But while she is the absolute spitting image of her famous grandmother, Elloren is utterly devoid of power in a society that prizes magical ability above all else.
When she is granted the opportunity to pursue her lifelong dream of becoming an apothecary, Elloren joins her brothers at the prestigious Verpax University to embrace a destiny of her own, free from the shadow of her grandmother’s legacy. But she soon realizes that the university, which admits all manner of people—including the fire-wielding, winged Icarals, the sworn enemies of all Gardnerians—is a treacherous place for the granddaughter of the Black Witch.
As evil looms on the horizon and the pressure to live up to her heritage builds, everything Elloren thought she knew will be challenged and torn away. Her best hope of survival may be among the most unlikely band of misfits…if only she can find the courage to trust those she’s been taught to hate and fear.
GOOD ENOUGH TO PURSUE BOOK TWO.
I had heard about a million different conflicting reviews and issues with this book. But with a personal friends and Morrighan’s Review (give her a follow!) I chose to give it a chance.
Overall, it was good. I definitely had some issues with it but I liked what was being laid out and want to see where it continues to go.
- The way that racism was depicted as always a bad thing (this is a fantasy so it’s between the different races in the book: witches, fae, werewolves, etc.). Elloren (and others) would make me so mad with how they were all treating each other and the things they would do and say. But, as time went on Elloren consciously realized what she was doing and how wrong she was. This allowed her character to grow a lot and made the book so much better.
- I really loved the setting. There wasn’t a lot of world-building, but I thought it was fun to have it at a school. I feel like any school setting is immediately judged against Harry Potter, but this is so vastly different I had a good time with it.
- The nuanced relationships. Things were a lot more focused on friendships rather than relationships (though, those are definitely building up). Since Elloren was evolving she was opening herself up to new people and they were all learning from each other.
Things I struggled with:
- For a witch her doesn’t have powers (but obviously does) they NEVER SHOWED UP. I thought surely within 600 pages we have that grand moment where her powers come in full force, but nope. So now I have to wait til I get book two to see how that comes out.
- Elloren was a wreck most of the time. I felt she cried literally every other page (not saying crying is a bad thing, but if I notice something recurring that often, holy wow). Her emotions were kind of all over the place and boys were taking up a lot of her time.
- There wasn’t much that moved the plot forward. She spent her time at school, making friends, overcoming her own misguided sense of hatred, but at the same time, it didn’t lead anywhere. Things are happening further away from her, but the “battle” hasn’t come to them yet. I guess this book was setting up for all to come.
Overall audience notes:
- Young adult fantasy + paranormal (witches)
- Language: b**ch used a few times
- Romance: a lightly passionate kiss
- Violence: magic, physical, bullying
- Trigger warnings: racism, bullying, racial slurs, animal cruelty
Selene Blackstone spends her days camped out in library corners with her nose glued to books. In a town like Brimrock, where she’s an outcast, she prefers her book friends to her real-life enemies. They’re a lot less judgmental. The rest of town believes she descends from a family of witches—including her evil witch grandma, Luna. In this case, the truth is stranger than fiction. She is a witch, and she’s cursed for all of eternity. Good thing her to-be-read list is pretty long…
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