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hazelnutmuse 's review for:
Nameless
by Lili St. Crow
Had good qualities and bad, so I'm not sure how to rate this book in the end. If it sounds like your kind of book, give it a try, but I wouldn't recommend it to someone who doesn't read a lot of paranormal YA.
It had complex and sometimes confusing world-building, but the world was interesting and I'd like to read another story set there.
Our Snow White was often the damsel in distress, being protected by her friends and steadied by strong hands when she felt woozy (which I guess was true to the fairy tale). But she also had some anti-Bella thoughts that gave her some emotional maturity I appreciated.
Only a few of the Snow White themes made it into the retelling, but it definitely had the gothic feel and the imagery.
I'd read the sequels when they come out (surely her friend Ruby with the red hair and the grandmother and her friend Ellie with the evil step-mother will have their own stories soon enough)
It had complex and sometimes confusing world-building, but the world was interesting and I'd like to read another story set there.
Our Snow White was often the damsel in distress, being protected by her friends and steadied by strong hands when she felt woozy (which I guess was true to the fairy tale). But she also had some anti-Bella thoughts that gave her some emotional maturity I appreciated.
Only a few of the Snow White themes made it into the retelling, but it definitely had the gothic feel and the imagery.
I'd read the sequels when they come out (surely her friend Ruby with the red hair and the grandmother and her friend Ellie with the evil step-mother will have their own stories soon enough)