MixedI didn't enjoy it quite as much as Furthermore, but it did still have a really cool world and an interesting character and yeah, I don't really have that much else to say about it.
Whichwood (2017)
Others: Leaning positive Laylee, thirteen, is nearly worn out from washing and packaging corpses for the Otherwhere and being shunned by villagers when two strangers, Alice and Oliver, arrive determined to help.
- ISBN:
- 9780525493594
- Length:
- 375 pages
Genres: fantasy, young adult
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