Now that we have finished reading Her Majesty's Royal Coven by Juno Dawson and taken the time to let it all sink in, we’re going to share our final thoughts on the book as a whole. Our goal is not to review the book, per se, but we will be sharing what we liked and disliked.
Content Warning!!! Before reading this book please be aware it contains situations and subjects related to: blood and gore, transphobia, occult, racism, violence/murder.
Spoiler Free!!! This post is our general opinions about this book, not a professional review, and contains no spoilers for Her Majesty's Royal Coven by Juno Dawson.
Final Thoughts:
This book ended up being better than we anticipated. It was the perfect combination of realism and fantasy. The presence of witches and warlocks and demons in the world made sense, and we loved the focus on social issues. That focus on social issues, as well as the addition of this secret magical society's history, and the relationships between the characters, gave this story an immense amount of depth and gave it that realistic feel. There are a lot of characters, so be prepared to remember a lot of names, but it's worth it for the dynamics between characters. Great read for fall!
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