Rating (Out of 5): ~4.5
Publisher: Seven Seas
Release Date: September 2018
Volumes: 9+
Spoilers?: No.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
The Accursed Child
What Teacher feared most if true - the child Shiva has been afflicted with the curse of the Outsiders. Yet somehow, even touched by that blight, she remains human. How can it be possible? And what of the Insiders, and the revelation from their Holy Father? His divine words portend trouble for Shiva and Teacher alike...
What Teacher feared most if true - the child Shiva has been afflicted with the curse of the Outsiders. Yet somehow, even touched by that blight, she remains human. How can it be possible? And what of the Insiders, and the revelation from their Holy Father? His divine words portend trouble for Shiva and Teacher alike...
Review:
There was a time when things seemed calm and relaxed—not any more,
oh no no.
Shiva learns about her aunt rather quickly, which means that Teacher
has to confess some things to her, like how he's been holding things
back from her. Even for a little girl, she's very upset about this.
This is honestly one of the first true moments they feel like father
and daughter. Shiva throws a fit, but understandably, and Teacher has
to try to reason with her while in a crises, try to be reasonable but
also firm, even when she starts to get to him. When they're yelling
at each other and Shiva's locked him out of her room—one of my
absolute favorite moments of this series so far. I laughed, it was
adorable, but also so sweet, and real.
Near the end of the volume, they're off to a new place, somewhere
they'll hopefully be hidden for a while, as we're learning more about
what's different about Shiva.
This was a solid volume, and this series only gets better the more I
read.
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