
Member Reviews

I could not get over everything I read once I was done and could not do anything but just feel from all of it. It was just so good and so many things happened. Where do I go from here? I loved it.

Gareth Brown's Book of Doors was one of my top reads for 2024. I jumped on this title when I saw it listed in NetGalley.
The Society of Unknowable Objects has a similar feel to Book of Doors, except we immediately know we're dealing with magical objects. What those objects do... are not always apparent. Magda joins the Society after the death of her mother. The Society has been quietly meeting for years in a mostly uneventful manner. But when a potentially new object is available, Magda discovers that the Society are not the only ones seeking the magic objects.
I enjoyed the Society of Unknowable Objects and would definitely recommend it to those who read the Book of Doors and enjoy a little magic in their life. To me, it felt like there was a lot of 'explanations' during the first half of the book, but when adventures and magic happened, it was perfection. Lots of twists and excitement to stay engaged.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.

I liked this book!! It was fun and quirky, it had magic and it was so fun and engaging. It kept me entertained the whole read through! I liked the way this story built up and flowed. It was a good story and I liked it!!
Thank you to NetGalley, to the author, and to the publisher for this complimentary ARC in exchange for my honest review!!!