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ரஙகநதன ரஙகநதன ranganathan — Quite touching!

Benjamin Meyer _enjamin_eyer — This firmly falls into "I really liked it, but I can't say I loved it" for me. It was an entertaining story, and it throws in some really well done folklore. And the parts of the book that took place in human elements with human characters were equally as well done-- I fully understand Lena's family and her dynamic and their relationships, and I related to it. I really, really related to Lena trying to love Kai. Lena is drawn as a real-feeling teenage girl. The mermaids are drawn really well. But the story isn't quite there. The pacing is really weird: about two-thirds of the story are spent on Lena discovering this paranormal world, and it felt like a bit of a waste to have so relatively little happen there, and for it to have so relatively little payoff. I think I was expecting more of a character growth and more of a...story, for lack of a better term. Overall, I recommend it as an entertaining, decently crafted mermaid story.

Joleen Hill _oleen_ill — the book from which both the musical "camelot" and the animated disney feature "the sword in the stone" were drawn, it's charming, funny, heartbreaking, and surprisingly pertinent in a world at war.