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A review by elyra
The School for Good and Evil: The Ever Never Handbook by Soman Chainani
5.0
The Ever Never Handbook is the followup to the School for Good and Evil Trilogy, and it will not make sense unless you read the entire trilogy, as well as spoiling it.
1-10 rating: 9
Genre: Fantasy/Retold Fairy Tales
Place it should be on your to-read list: High up, but ONLY if you have read The School for Good and Evil, A World without Princes, and The Last Ever After.
The premise: This book is written as a handbook for would-be new students going to The School for Good and Evil, along with notes from a well-known alumni.
Good points: For fans of the series, this is a brilliant addition that explains many questions we still had left over from the series.
Bad Points: FULL OF SPOILERS if you haven't read the aforementioned trilogy.
Merged review:
The Ever Never Handbook is the followup to the School for Good and Evil Trilogy, and it will not make sense unless you read the entire trilogy, as well as spoiling it.
1-10 rating: 9
Genre: Fantasy/Retold Fairy Tales
Place it should be on your to-read list: High up, but ONLY if you have read The School for Good and Evil, A World without Princes, and The Last Ever After.
The premise: This book is written as a handbook for would-be new students going to The School for Good and Evil, along with notes from a well-known alumni.
Good points: For fans of the series, this is a brilliant addition that explains many questions we still had left over from the series.
Bad Points: FULL OF SPOILERS if you haven't read the aforementioned trilogy.
1-10 rating: 9
Genre: Fantasy/Retold Fairy Tales
Place it should be on your to-read list: High up, but ONLY if you have read The School for Good and Evil, A World without Princes, and The Last Ever After.
The premise: This book is written as a handbook for would-be new students going to The School for Good and Evil, along with notes from a well-known alumni.
Good points: For fans of the series, this is a brilliant addition that explains many questions we still had left over from the series.
Bad Points: FULL OF SPOILERS if you haven't read the aforementioned trilogy.
Merged review:
The Ever Never Handbook is the followup to the School for Good and Evil Trilogy, and it will not make sense unless you read the entire trilogy, as well as spoiling it.
1-10 rating: 9
Genre: Fantasy/Retold Fairy Tales
Place it should be on your to-read list: High up, but ONLY if you have read The School for Good and Evil, A World without Princes, and The Last Ever After.
The premise: This book is written as a handbook for would-be new students going to The School for Good and Evil, along with notes from a well-known alumni.
Good points: For fans of the series, this is a brilliant addition that explains many questions we still had left over from the series.
Bad Points: FULL OF SPOILERS if you haven't read the aforementioned trilogy.