Review: The School for Good and Evil - Soman Chainani

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 Review: The School for Good and Evil - Book #1 - Soman Chainani - May 2013

Every year for the past 200 years , two children - one good and one evil are kidnapped from their town and taken to a school where nobody knows. The schools are The School for Good where Princesses are made like Rapunzel, Cinderella etc and The School for Evil where Witches , Trolls etc are made.  Sophie - pretty and in love with Pink dreams of being a Princess and can't wait to be taken to the school whereas her friend Agatha wants to be left alone - Agatha likes to mix potions and dress in black - so when the two girls are kidnapped it's assumed that Sophie will go to The School for Good and Agatha - The School for Evil. However, what happens when the two girls are dropped off at the opposite schools than people assumed. Has their been a mistake or will the girls discover in due time that being Good and being Evil isn't exactly skin deep and that to go to the school you must be a Pure Soul of either Evil or Good?
 This was a lovely and fun read and I can't wait to read more in the series. Great if you love the series Mythos Academy and Percy Jackson.

 

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