The Good Neighbors: The Good Neighbors #2: Kith (Series #2) (Paperback)

from wealhtheowwylfing

Rue wrestles with her newfound identity as a half-fairy, while trying to keep her friends safe from the fairy world's depredations. There's a plan to transform the human city into the fairies' playground, and only Rue has the power to see it--and possibly to stop it.I have two problems with this....

from bezoar44

This middle book in the series is darker than the first. Aware of her powers, Rue fights to keep her friends safe from her grandfather's obscure plot, which has something to do with sticking knives into people to turn them into trees around the edge of town. The art is again, fine; some sequences...

from akmargie

I almost bumped this one up to a four, almost. I still have an issue with how some panels flow. There is still a sense of choppiness with some of the sequences. But the story is getting more interesting.

from timothyl33

What seemed to be an interesting story in Volume 1 (Kin), ends up falling apart in this second volume, Kith. First of all, Ted Naifeh seemed to have either lost his touch or was only halfheartedly interested in this volume, as one of the big issues was the lack of detail on many of the characters...

from timothyl33

What seemed to be an interesting story in Volume 1 (Kin), ends up falling apart in this second volume, Kith. First of all, Ted Naifeh seemed to have either lost his touch or was only halfheartedly interested in this volume, as one of the big issues was the lack of detail on many of the characters...