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Book Review: The Trials of Morrigan Crow (Nevermoor)



Blurb

Not only does Morrigan Crow's curse means she's blamed for all bad luck, she's also destined to die on her eleventh birthday. She bravely accepts her doom, but in a very surprising twist of fate, before the clock strikes twelve on Eventide and the howling shadow wolves arrive, she is whisked away by a remarkable man called Jupiter North and taken to the city of Nevermoor. Morrigan cannot believe her luck when she is given a once in a lifetime chance to join the Wundrous Society -- a place of mystery, magic, and protection. Only first she must pass four impossible trials using an exceptional talent (which she doesn't have). Racing against time can Morrigan claim her place in the wild, Wundrous city before the shadows catch up with her?


Review

Amazing !!!!

Morrigan Crow is one of the amazing characters in this book. She is smart, witty, kind and brave. She is lonely and she never had friends. The only thing she wanted was people to love her not to be scared of her. The whole city considers her to be cursed and she is destined to die at a very young age but she accepts her fate bravely. Things did change for her and she was swept into the magical world of Nevermoor. 
Nevermoor is WOW with magical creatures and fun people. There is a giant cat, dwarf vampire, centaurs, zombies, witches, unicorn, dragons and everything which a magical world should have. There were lot people who were gifted. It was magical. 

Jupiter North is (the guy who saves Morrigan from death) funny and hilarious. He is too manipulative and also has a unique gift. He is one of the successful men in Nevermoor. He is kind and people of Nevermoor love him. There are many more characters whom will you fall in love with. The villain is genius and he has the unique gift to control the whole city. 

The trials were amazing. The trials decide the whether Morrigan can be the part of Wunderous society in Nevermoor. The trials, twist, creatures, and magic are too good.  I loved everything about this book. I enjoyed reading this book and I want to read the sequel. It will be released in October. If you like middle grade or Harry Potter you will enjoy this too.

Rating

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

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