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A review by christian_faith_and_fiction
Shadow, Volume 2 by Kara Swanson
5.0
Shadow by Kara Swanson is the second book in the Heirs of
Neverland duology. The first book is called Dust, which starts with Claire. She has unexplained dust on her skin and doesn't know from where it comes. The book also follows Peter Pan. In the beginning, he is running around London with Tiger Lily, trying to escape from the Lost Boys.
The first book begins in London, and the second book goes
into other places. Shadow also expands on the fantasy elements and the fantasy world.
I really enjoyed this book. I enjoyed seeing the conclusion to the story and what happened to all the characters. I also liked the character development.
The book is a little darker than I expected. Peter Pan is a story for children, but this book is definitely not suitable for children, in my opinion. There is a certain amount of romance in it, and it is a lot scarier than the original.
The characters deal with things like mental health and the problems inside themselves. It is definitely a more grown-up version of Peter Pan than the original.
There is a lot of adventure in this story, and I enjoyed all the twists and turns.
I got a bit confused at times, which is why I gave it 9.5 out of 10 instead of 10 out of 10. However, I did enjoy it, and I would read this fantasy duology again.
Neverland duology. The first book is called Dust, which starts with Claire. She has unexplained dust on her skin and doesn't know from where it comes. The book also follows Peter Pan. In the beginning, he is running around London with Tiger Lily, trying to escape from the Lost Boys.
The first book begins in London, and the second book goes
into other places. Shadow also expands on the fantasy elements and the fantasy world.
I really enjoyed this book. I enjoyed seeing the conclusion to the story and what happened to all the characters. I also liked the character development.
The book is a little darker than I expected. Peter Pan is a story for children, but this book is definitely not suitable for children, in my opinion. There is a certain amount of romance in it, and it is a lot scarier than the original.
The characters deal with things like mental health and the problems inside themselves. It is definitely a more grown-up version of Peter Pan than the original.
There is a lot of adventure in this story, and I enjoyed all the twists and turns.
I got a bit confused at times, which is why I gave it 9.5 out of 10 instead of 10 out of 10. However, I did enjoy it, and I would read this fantasy duology again.