Full of wit, humor, and memorable characters, it has an authentic feel and a fast moving plot. The subject matter is dark, but it doesn’t feel that way at all. In fact, it is surprisingly lighthearted. I was fully engrossed in this world of outcasts populated with a dwarf living on the roof, a doctor who buys recently deceased bodies, the religious crippled orphan boy with a good heart, the cruel owner of a mousetrap factory, a violent giant assassin with a soft spot for orphan boys, a hard of hearing widowed landlady, and the tall-tale spinning con man.
I thoroughly enjoyed it and would highly recommend it to anyone 14 years and up.
You might enjoy this lively interview Hannah Tinti gave this week. Here's the link: http://tiny.cc/cqBGq
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