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Nathan is at it again, picking up right where Half Bad left off. The beginning was a little slow to get going but once new and old friends pop up again the story really takes off. I appreciate the time given to some family bonding (though I won't say more so that there aren't any spoilers). I can't wait for the third book but definitely will have to do just that, wait. The story definitely leaves off on a cliff hanger.
If you can't handle that (which it is a little hard to with this book), then I recommend waiting til the third book comes out then just reading them all at once.
Content Reminders: This book has scenes of violence described. The main character must kill to survive many times. The acts are described in general terms (stabbing, shooting, biting, ripping, etc.) though I would not say the scenes are graphically detailed. The amount of blood is mentioned though. Also, there is a scene where a character must perform a witch ritual that is mentioned earlier in the book (and previous book) but not performed until this book (trying to avoid spoilers).
Recommended Age: 13+ (definitely would be a PG-13 movie if made in the United States).


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Half Wild The Half Bad Trilogy Sally Green Books Reviews

Requested by my granddaughter. She loves it.
I got this book as a gift and was glad I did. I haven't read a book for fun in a long time and loves the whole white witches vs black witches. Again drawn to the struggles of a character. That poor boy! Couldnt help but route for him to find some damn happiness already. Was a good read, have read the first two now. not disappointed at all.
Good book, cant wait for book 3. Hate the long waits between books, lol- wish I read slower. Lots of twists in the new installment keep you guessing...definitely worth the read.
Couldn't get into it. Book one was much more engaging, this one I didn't even get through... and I'll read a cereal box.
This trilogy is amazing. You will fall in love with all the characters. This is try it and you will love it and want more. Mrs. Sally Green please give us MORE! Thank you for an amazing story. OHHHH What about a Movie this will be rated up their with all the Vampire stories.
A wonderful second part to this awesome series. Now that Nathan is a real witch, he needs to find his place in the world. It is suspenseful and wildly entertaining. What I liked the most about Half Bad was that Nathan, despite being a teenager, is not dumb. Well, Half Wild is all based on a huge, big stupid decision that at first let me down. I wanted to slap him half the time. But the whole point of the book is that he learns how stupid he was and, hopefully, the third part will be all about fixing what his own dumb actions caused.
Sally Green may have borrowed heavily from familiar YA story lines about witches and their craft--there doesn't seem to be much that's innovative in the genre since Phillip Pullman's His Dark Materials. However she definitely has, with this second installment put her own imprimatur on the genre. Half Wild is quite impressive, and at times, more than a little revolting. This is not Harry, Ron and Hermione searching for Deathly Hallows. Not by a long shot.

The continuing saga of half code Nathan and his enamored companion Gabriel and the fair Annalise is ratcheted up a notch. Like father Marcus, Nathan's gift is to transform into wild animals. Much of the first half is given over to exploring the ability and controlling it, while simultaneously searching for and freeing girlfriend Annalise. I found the first third of the book riveting. Second installments notoriously lag, and Half Wild does a bit in the middle. Also, there's way too much time spent looking for the girlfriend and nattering about "the Alliance".

That said, Green does get things back on track for an action-packed, bang-up ending. There's more than a bit of violence in this book--there's loads of it, and only each parent can judge what is suitable for their teenager. The last chapter had an incident between father and son I found absolutely disgusting. To my utter amazement, other reviewers don't seem to be bothered a bit. Perhaps I'm too squeamish. I wouldn't hesitate to let 15 year olds and up read this, but certainly not preteens. The violence may not be indiscriminate or random, but it is lavish and constant. An interesting conundrum for teenage parents--a wonderfully written, problematic book.
Nathan is at it again, picking up right where Half Bad left off. The beginning was a little slow to get going but once new and old friends pop up again the story really takes off. I appreciate the time given to some family bonding (though I won't say more so that there aren't any spoilers). I can't wait for the third book but definitely will have to do just that, wait. The story definitely leaves off on a cliff hanger.
If you can't handle that (which it is a little hard to with this book), then I recommend waiting til the third book comes out then just reading them all at once.
Content Reminders This book has scenes of violence described. The main character must kill to survive many times. The acts are described in general terms (stabbing, shooting, biting, ripping, etc.) though I would not say the scenes are graphically detailed. The amount of blood is mentioned though. Also, there is a scene where a character must perform a witch ritual that is mentioned earlier in the book (and previous book) but not performed until this book (trying to avoid spoilers).
Recommended Age 13+ (definitely would be a PG-13 movie if made in the United States).