I received an ARC from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. Overall, I freaking loved this, despite my issues. I loved how everything is revealed and it's just very intriguing for me. Anyways, I loved reading about Odd's past. These girls loved each other despite their fucked up family history and would die for each other. She was very kind and loving towards her sister and would do anything to protect her. Everyone thought she was crazy and delusional for believing in fairy tales and monsters. Odd, on the other hand, was a very intriguing character. BUTT, I do love how she had a disability and she didn't let herself be defined as the 'crippled girl.' She doesn't let her disability stop her from doing what she wants to do. She was a very underdeveloped and dull character. I honestly, didn't enjoy the present story at all. I didn't really like Tru that much and couldn't care less for her POV. The present wasn't nearly that exciting for me because I personally found Odd and Tru's family history and build up to the present much more enjoyable. I, personally, enjoyed Odd's POV the most. The present told from Tru's POV and the past from Odd's POV.

It's told in two perspective, the present and the past. This book starts out slow and boring, but around the 25% mark, I was hooked.

Odd claims magic and monsters are true, while Tru is raised to believe they don't exist and her sister is crazy. This book doesn't exactly have a 'plot.' From what I've read it involves weird monsters, and a whole lot of crazy mind fuckery. This book is about sisters, devotion, and family. It was bloody fantastic, I'm surprised by how much I enjoyed it. This book was so weird and I mean that in the best way possible.

Odd & True by Cat Winters