giant days not on the test edition vol 1

There's also an ongoing situation with their elderly next door neighbour, and we get to meet Susan's dad, who is awesome. And I really don't think she's good for Daisy (yes, I'm quite emotionally invested in our little coven by now).īut beyond those, there's a lot to enjoy here, with various adventures to be had and adulting to be done, as they move into their own flat for second year, including the discovery of Ikea and dinner parties. She's completely lacking in impulse control and draws out the worst in others. This is much more a personal thing, because I just don't like Ingrid's personality. The other major thing I didn't like, which is much more subjective is that I found Daisy's girlfriend (oh yes, remember the German girl from the end of the last book? They get together) deeply unpleasant. I don't really see the point of it, and it seems to make light of a serious subject. There's no real context behind it either, it's a guy that Susan appears to have known, but he appears a page earlier and then disappears until the end of the chapter, where he makes a very brief reappearance without any understanding of who he was or why he did it. Here it's mostly played for laughs (Susan gets really high and Esther looks after her), but it's a serious topic and the way it was done jarred for me. The first thing that I felt was off in this was when the girls were at a music festival and someone spikes Susan's drink. This one takes us through the end of the coven's first year at university, their summer and into the start of their second year. I've been enjoying the Giant Days series a lot but there were a few things in this volume that I didn't like.

Giant days not on the test edition vol 1