Review: Half Bad by Sally Green
Content:
In
modern-day England, witches live alongside humans: White witches, who are good;
Black witches, who are evil; and sixteen-year-old Nathan, who is both. Nathan’s
father is the world’s most powerful and cruel Black witch, and his mother is
dead. He is hunted from all sides.
Trapped in
a cage, beaten and handcuffed, Nathan must escape before his seventeenth
birthday, at which point he will receive three gifts from his father and come
into his own as a witch—or else he will die. But how can Nathan find his father
when his every action is tracked, when there is no one safe to trust—not even
family, not even the girl he loves?
Cover:
Looking at
this cover for the first time you actually think that it’s just red dust spread
all over the cover. But, is it? Taking a second look you see, that it actually
has the shape of a human face. And that’s exactly what I love about this cover.
It’s so unique and somehow also scary.
My opinion:
When I
started the book, I didn’t know a single thing about it. I haven’t heard
anything about it on BookTube and I also didn’t read any Reviews before reading
this book. And I can tell you, this is the best thing you can do with this
book. Whilst at first it might be a little confusing, you soon get into the
story and it immediately gets interesting.
The first few pages are written in second person, which means you
basically feel like you are the protagonist himself. In my opinion, there
wouldn’t have been a better way to start off this book. What I also absolutely
loved about this book was the character development of Nathan. You meet him as
a small, insecure boy and he grow up to a strong, intelligent man who exactly
knows what he wants. Although a few characters really annoyed me at times, they
were all unique, same as the story itself.
Conclusion:
This book
is definitely something special. I would recommend it to anyone who is into
Fantasy. (14+ though)
Rating:
4.9 | 5
stars
★-★-★-★-✬
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