Review: The Fandom by Anna Day

Essential reading for any YA fan who’s ever wanted to escape to their favourite fictional world.

The Fandom Summary

Cosplay ready, Violet and her friends are at Comic-Con. 

They can’t wait to meet the fandom of mega movie, The Gallows Dance. What they’re not expecting is to be catapulted by a freak accident into their favourite world – for real. Fuelled by love, guilt and fear, can the friends put the plot back on track and get out? The fate of the story is in their hands.

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The Fandom Review

The Fandom is so much fun to read. I’ve always thought being propelled headfirst into one of my favourite worlds would be amazing, but the reality is that it would probably be terrifying too.

This is a brilliant story told in such a unique way, combining elements of contemporary, dystopian and fantasy and throwing in some wonderful characters. I wish we’d been able to get to know Katie and Alice a bit better, but Violet, Nate, Ash and Thorn were fantastically written.

The whole way through, I worried that it was “all a dream,” but the way it was handled was so brilliant I shouldn’t have worried at all. The ending is somewhat open, leaving my imagination to do some of the work, but it’s completely satisfying nonetheless and I loved it.

My rating

**** 4/5 stars

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