Overall, I'd highly recommend Wolfsong for fans of TJ Klune and for readers looking for a queer Teen Wolf style paranormal fantasy, but so much better. TJ Klune puts these characters through A LOT which made my recent re-read so bittersweet but absolutely worth it.įor me, Wolfsong, and the entire Green Creek series will forever be one of my favourites, and these complex, weird and wonderful characters live rent free in my brain. The side characters really bring a lot to Wolfsong, and I almost wish we could get to know all of them so much more.Īs well as lots of laughs and tender moments, Wolfsong is also brimming with hurt. This book is filled with friendships, found-family, hilarious werewolf antics, werewolf courtship (which is just amazing) and really beautiful family and friends relationships. A surprising friendship spanning years leads to both characters helping each other heal and grow after their traumatic pasts and eventually leads to an inevitable, yet hard-won love story. There's an age-gap between the two main characters who meet when one is still a child and the other is an older teen. This book is NOT insta-love or insta-lust and it's not a fluffy rom-com. Then there's Joe, the little tornado who takes Ox by surprise and turns his world upside down. Ox is a really brilliant narrator, with a unique voice unlike any other, and I just want good things for him. I first read Wolfsong back in 2018 and instantly fell in love with Ox and the Bennett gang. So, I'd highly recommend both the book and audiobook! I love reading TJ Klune's words and immersing myself in his world, but at the same time, Kirt Graves does such an amazing job of bringing the characters to life with his voice, and since I heard his voice for Gordo, I can't not hear it in my head when I read that character's words. The book is incredibly well-written and engaging. Honestly, t he only 'issue' I have with Wolfsong is trying to choose between the book and the audiobook.

I've read it multiple times, as well as listened to the audiobook, and I don't think I'll ever get enough of Wolfsong and the entire Green Creek series. Forgive me for waxing lyrical about this book, because when I say it's one of my favourites, I really mean it.

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