The Iron Daughter by Julie Kagawa

304 pages

5 hours

This is the second book in Kagawa's series and I was a little skeptical because I was unsure the route she was really going for, but I actually really liked it. I like the lore she mixes in. I like that having a bit of knowledge, though not critically important, does help you to appreciate the research that went into her book. It's like wonderland meets a midsummer night's dream all centered around a dark tim burton take on the teenage life. Over all, I liked it.