The Good Neighbors: The Good Neighbors #3: Kind (Series #3) (Hardcover)

from Rhinoa

The final in the graphic novel fae trilogy illustrated by the wonderful Ted Naifeh. The story wraps up nicely with the main character finding resolution that is best for everyone except perhaps herself.

from mazeway

I enjoyed the whole series. The art was lovely, although it remained hard to tell many of the characters apart. Dark fae, what's not to like? It's angst-y. but is a YA novel, after all. They're very short, so I'd recommend getting them from the library or buying as a set.

from krau0098

This is the third and final book in The Good Neighbors graphic novel series by Holly Black and Ted Naifeh. It was a decent, if abrupt ending to the series. I enjoyed learning how Rue dealt with all of the issues facing her. The land of fairy has taken over Rue's city. Rue has to decide if she wil...

from bezoar44

In this third and final volume of the series, Rue must choose whether to be faerie or human, and must also choose between her boyfriend Dale (even though he's addicted to blood-sucking sirens) or Tam, a man held captive in the faerie court. Meanwhile, she's in a position to promote or block the f...

from akmargie

Le sigh...everything I said before still stands. Would it have killed Black to add like 5 more pages to flesh out the story more so it didn't feel like the American Eagle version of what could been a great story. Art great, story interesting just needed more.