Review of Fog and Fireflies by T.H. Lehnen
- dibamaddy7
- Mar 8
- 1 min read
CW’s: Violence, violence against children, blood and gore, child death and child endangerment.
Eh.
Honestly, I think the audience for this book just wasn’t me. I didn’t really connect with any of the characters and they all felt so young, I just think maybe this is one of those YA books that doesn’t have the crossover appeal that I need.
Ogma wasn’t a bad MC, not at all, she just was a bit boring for my tastes. The other kids were cute, and they kind of behaved like kids, but more so like kids in a kids’ movie, or a Disney film, there just wasn’t believability. And it wasn’t that this was a fantasy book, plenty of fantasy books have believable characterization, it just was this one that didn’t seem to fully connect for me.
I also didn’t completely understand why they have children as part of a guard, where are the adults? Why would people, in any universe, have kids on the guard like this? It sounds like there are adults, so why militarize children?
I do think having a deadly fog/bad fog is a unique concept, I just don’t know if I think it was really delivered on.
I just didn’t really feel that much about this book. I had to eventually start skimming just to finish it.
Just wasn’t for me.
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