Ashley B. (daredevilgirl013) reviewed The Serpent Awakes (Faerie Path: Lamia's Revenge, Bk 1) on + 746 more book reviews
This manga takes place right after The Seventh Daughter. Tania is going back to visit her parents in the mortal world when suddenly they are taken away by the Snake Queen, the underdog to Gabriel who is wanting revenge in the worst way.
This manga moved along very smoothly, especially from the take off the book and leaves you wanting more. I would have liked it to have been a bit longer and focus a bit more on the sisters and hopefully it will in the next book in the series.
The artwork was well done and flowed smoothly. Again a wonderful book to add to a wonderful series and I cannot wait for the next one!
This manga moved along very smoothly, especially from the take off the book and leaves you wanting more. I would have liked it to have been a bit longer and focus a bit more on the sisters and hopefully it will in the next book in the series.
The artwork was well done and flowed smoothly. Again a wonderful book to add to a wonderful series and I cannot wait for the next one!
Jennifer W. (GeniusJen) reviewed The Serpent Awakes (Faerie Path: Lamia's Revenge, Bk 1) on + 5322 more book reviews
Reviewed by Shyanne for TeensReadToo.com
This manga book is a good example of a novel's interpretation into the Japanese style of fiction.
THE SERPENT AWAKES brings elements from a Faerie world and the dramas of the mortal world together. Tania is the only member of the Faerie realm who can travel between the two worlds.
She was raised in the mortal world and did not know of Faerie's existence until her 16th birthday, when she found out that she was a long-lost princess of the Royal House of Faerie - and that she had sisters living in the Faerie world.
I enjoyed reading this book because of the many elements that it involves. Tania must deal with the mortal world, from juggling her time and fitting her friends into her schedule, and in the Faerie world she must also juggle the many events that are happening. Tania must figure out her priorities and decide on who she will help first, with evil stirring in both worlds.
Who will she pick: the mortals that she grew up with, or the world where she truly belongs, Faerie?
This manga book is a good example of a novel's interpretation into the Japanese style of fiction.
THE SERPENT AWAKES brings elements from a Faerie world and the dramas of the mortal world together. Tania is the only member of the Faerie realm who can travel between the two worlds.
She was raised in the mortal world and did not know of Faerie's existence until her 16th birthday, when she found out that she was a long-lost princess of the Royal House of Faerie - and that she had sisters living in the Faerie world.
I enjoyed reading this book because of the many elements that it involves. Tania must deal with the mortal world, from juggling her time and fitting her friends into her schedule, and in the Faerie world she must also juggle the many events that are happening. Tania must figure out her priorities and decide on who she will help first, with evil stirring in both worlds.
Who will she pick: the mortals that she grew up with, or the world where she truly belongs, Faerie?
