Per il lupo by Hannah F. Whitten5/10/2023 ![]() ![]() it kind of gave me the impression that the author didnt know where she was going with it. ![]() theres just so much and never any clear explanation. even after 400+ pages, im still not sure what created the wilderwood, why the wolf is bound to it, the difference between his magic and his blood, and what the deal with the five kings is. the narrative creates more questions than it provides answers and its very frustrating. yes, the concept of the wilderwood is interesting, not exactly unique, but it suits the story. lol.Īnd while im never one to turn away from a ‘beauty and the beast’ story, this wasnt quite for me and i think its because it has some pretty terrible world-building. A woodsy, magical folk retelling of ‘beauty and the beast.’ which is surprising because, based on the title, cover, and the MCs name, i totally expected this to be inspired by ‘little red riding hood.’ go figure. ![]()
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