This was a wonderful, Norse mythology based tale about Mott & Fenris. I love how optimistic Mott is and that she questions everything and how all of the old people say that Ragnarok is happening and they must play their parts as they have been destined. I would highly recommend this read to anyone that likes Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson, Kelley Armstrong and Melissa Marr's The Blackwell Pages, or any other fictional retelling of mythology. ( )

A charming story about the end of the world. Also has many amusing exchanges, such as this one:

"Why do you people talk so weird?"
"We don't talk weird."

"Yeah, you do. You're all 'Lo and forsooth, beware the puppy, for he will, like, wreak havoc upon all you know.'"
"Well, you people are all 'I have a bank account. Those shoes are cool. Have you seen my trombone?'"

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