I really enjoyed it. The book gave me Harry Potter flashbacks. It felt like a commentary on how characters from certain houses almost always turned out to be "good" or "evil." The School for Good and Evil finds best friends, Sophie and Agatha, from a small town forced to attend a school in which the students are automatically sorted into the good side or evil side of the school. Sophie, who landed in Evil, feels certain that she belongs in Good and Agatha isn't exactly certain that she belongs in Good either. As the students are prepared to play roles in fairy tales, Agatha and Sophie are uncertain whether their friendship or they themselves can survive.
A former student recommended this book to me almost three years ago. I certainly took my sweet time in reading the book. I don't want to be *that* girl, but part of my delay was that the cover didn't impress me. I know, I know.
I am glad I read it though. I'll most likely continue with the series and will read A World without Princes at some point.
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