By Faith Erin Hicks
Published by First Second
So I had this book for a while now sitting in my “To Read” pile, and now that I’ve read it I regret not reading it sooner. It focuses on a boy named Kaidu, in a place that from what I can see is a fictionalized China / feudal Japan; kinda. He recently moved to The Nameless City; a strategic point which many factions fight over, and constant changes hands. Kaidu is from the ruling faction, but meets a local girl who is a free runner, and they become friends. Together they break down the cultural barriers and uncover sinister plots from revolutionaries.
This book has incredibly fleshed out and human characters, but a weak plot. It seems like it’s setting up a sequel, getting all the world building out of the way. But I still found it engaging and interesting.
TLDR: 7/10
Should you read this book: Sure
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