Greenteeth is perfect for anyone who enjoys adventure, quests, found family, and stories of the fae/British mythology. The character development and the relationships that flourish are heartening and I loved how all the pieces came together in the end for a nice twist.

As soon as I read the blur I knew this book would be right up my alley. How to describe this book well it's a mix of
magical fantasy that goes into dark fantasy with a mixture of fae/folklore and myth. It's hard not to give feedback without giving too much away but I have to say I really really loved this book.....I loved the mixture of mythical and human interaction with the human turning out to be a witch and the journey they have together how their friendship forms and unravels and bonds again.....what Iove more was the twist at the end because nothing is given away or maybe I was just a little slow on the uptake due to long working hours but when you get that ooooooo moment .....and the ending was just perfect...I would be even more happy if there was another book to follow but not overly disappointed if not....I hope this book does well as its definitely been one of my favourite reads if the year and can see it going far in 2025

I was quite enjoying this in the beginning but at around the 75% mark I just started to get a bit bored by the story and the ending felt a bit rushed.

I did like Jenny as a character but I think the author was doing a bit too much with the plot and it felt jumbled.