Frontier

I really enjoyed this short novel. It's a prequel to [a:Janet Edwards 572591 Janet Edwards https://s.gr-assets.com/assets/nophoto/user/u_50x66-632230dc9882b4352d753eedf9396530.png]' larger series and, while avoiding being preachy, really made me think about how practical matters can shape society and gender roles. Good stuff.Edit: I've read this three times, each time it gets better!

I have very mixed feelings on this book and I'm not even sure what to rate it much less notes I should make about it. It wasn't the book I thought it would be and, because of that, I couldn't help but be slightly disappointed. However, what it was it did super well, so that was great. I did like seeing Amalie again and seeing how she grew over the story. I guess that most of my problems can be best summed up as different values and circumstances than what Amalie is going through, so I have a bit of a time understanding her choices.