(It must be one of the first two, because how could you know me and not think I'd love this? I mean, really?) No one in my circle reached out to recommend it to me specifically, from which I deduce my par ticular bookish friends either haven’t read it yet, didn't like it, or didn't think I'd like it. Oops.Īnyways, all I knew was there were witches, maybe, who probably existed in a contemporary setting. And I kind of suck at reading words from left to right (as we do in English, or so Jenny once informed me 1), so I thought it was called BAD HALF for quite a while there. I'd overheard an enthusiastic Twitter conversation or two, but I mostly took note because someone on my Instagram feed received swag. I knew very little about these books before I downloaded the audio of HALF BAD from Scribd.

I don’t think anything I’m about to discuss will damage your reading experience, but I do say a fair bit about why Nathan and his world fascinate me, so proceed at your own risk. Therefore, we shall discuss the two in a single space, trying to stay clear of spoilers but with, perhaps, the occasional implication.

Before I’d done so much as draft a rough outline, I’d also finished the sequel, HALF WILD, and the books were hopelessly tangled together in my mind. I’m gonna have to write about it right away.”īut my dears, I am not always the speediest at transcribing the thoughts that whirl through my head. I finished Sally Green’s HALF BAD and said, “Wow.

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