“‘How do you turn your back on
your best friend? How do you leave them
behind?’ Sophie and Agatha thought their ending was sealed when they went their
separate ways. But will their story be rewritten? With the girls apart, Evil
has taken over. The villains of the past have come back with a vengeance and
the forces of Good are in deadly peril. Can anyone stand in the way of Evil’s
deadly reign – and the Last Ever After of all? Action, adventure, laughter, romance
and more twists than ever before in this extraordinary conclusion to the School
for Good and Evil series.
What is the book about?
Agatha and Sophie are
living out their ending apart, each with the boy of their dreams, but things
don’t seem quite happy and they doubt their happy ending once more. The Storian
won’t move on from their story because they keep wishing to reopen their fairy-tale
and now the fate of the world depends on finding the correct ending as soon as
possible. But Agatha and Sophie aren’t the only ones looking for their Ever
After. The School Master has returned and he has a plan that will make Evil
invincible, the Schools have changed once more and Good and Evil may never be
balanced again. Fairy tales are being rewritten, the end of the world nearing,
and all because of a two students. Can Agatha and Sophie find The Last Ever
After of their fairy-tale before it’s too late?
What were your initial thoughts on the book?
Once I had finished
the second School for Good and Evil book, I right away grabbed the third book
ready to read it. As I had loved both the books before The Last Ever After, I
knew without hesitation that I would find this book just as incredible. I was
really looking forward to reading the book because as this was originally the
last book of the series I knew that it would be particularly amazing as this
ending to Agatha and Sophie’s fairy-tale would finally be the right one, so I
was really anxious finish it. Something that really kept me reading the book
was seeing the back of the book and that it said that there was going to be
many twists in this book so I was in suspense waiting for an astonishing change
to the story or for a mysterious character to appear. This book also started
right away and got me hooked as soon as I read the first page, so I immediately
got interested and soon I was nearing the end.
Who was your favourite character and why?
In this book, my
favourite character was Agatha because of how Good she is. I really liked her
because of the fact that she was willing to let Sophie have a chance to take
her prince away from her for the sake of everyone else. She was willing to
doubt her happy ending so that Sophie would destroy her ring and save everyone from
death. Another reason I like Agatha better is because although she is a
princess, she is unique and isn’t like all the other princesses. She doesn’t
believe that she is queen material and she doesn’t think that she is the most
important person just because she was chosen by the best prince ever. I like
this about her because it shows that she is truly Good as she doesn’t think f
herself before others and this proves that she will be the best queen ever. Although
Sophie was more Evil than ever before, I still really liked her at some parts
of the book and thought that it was really brave of her to finally do the right
thing ever though it meant destroying what she thought was her only chance at
love. I also understood why she had chosen to stay with the School Master in
the second book and I realise that it must have been difficult to see her best
friend try and send her away while she stays with her prince, the prince she
thought was hers, this is why when she decided that she was going to be happy
alone and finally let Agatha have her happy ending I thought it was really
kind.
What was your favourite part of the book and
why?
In my opinion, the
best part was when Sophie and Agatha were in the Brig in the School for Old.
Although they were trapped and the sun was almost gone, this was still a really
good part because of the unexpected history lesson that they were taught, hence
the name of the chapter. I liked the part because of the sudden, unpredictable
change to Agatha and Sophie’s story. Usually I see things coming or I have my
suspicions about what is going to happen next or the relationship between
people but this was completely new to me and left me really shocked, I loved
the surprise and it really did leave me on the edge of my seat. I see why Soman
Chainani wanted to end the School for Good and Evil series there but I am glad
that he didn’t because I really want to read more about Agatha, Sophie and all
their friends. I can’t wait to read the forth book!
What was your overall impression of the book?
Like the first 2
School for Good and Evil, there isn’t much that I wouldn’t change. I found that
it was all really good and that, as always, everything was important and each
chapter had something that irreplaceable. One thing that bothered me a bit was
that in a couple parts of the book I found that it felt like it was almost the
end but there was actually a lot more left, this confused me as there were so
many twists that made the story change but once I got used to it I began to
really like it. One thing that I really liked was meeting the old fairy-tale
heroes because I always heard about the old students of the School for Good and
Evil but never met them or was told about what they were doing now that their
stories were over, meeting a few of them was a really good addition to the
book. One of my favourite things was learning about Agatha and Sophie’s mothers
fairy-tale. I liked this because I had always wanted to know more about
Sophie’s mother ever since the second book when the wish to see her mother
proved to be important and once I heard about her all my questions were finally
answered. This was also when the surprising change to Agatha and Sophie’s story
occurred so it was an extremely important part of the book.
Which book did you like better, the first, the
second or the third?
My favourite book so
far is unmistakably the third book, but I did find all three really
interesting. I liked The Last Ever After more because of all the surprises and
twists there were. I really liked this because it made the book more intriguing
and make me want to keep reading, every time there was another unexpected turn
in the story the book just seemed to stick to my hands even more. I also really
liked the ending to this book, I know that I have said this for every School
for Good and Evil book but it was true for every single book, especially for
this one. I liked it because everyone got a happy ending or the right ending
for them, I feel as though it is a very good end and that it is finally the
right one for Agatha and Sophie’s fairy-tale. I think this is what made the
book my favourite because the ending of a book had always been extremely
important for me. This is because a wrong ending can ruin the whole book but
the right one can make the book even better, so when a book has such an amazing
end it really makes the book extraordinary.
Would you recommend this book?
I absolutely loved The
Last Ever After, it is undeniably one of my favourite books and I would
definitely recommend it. If you have read any other School for Good and Evil
books then this should go on your reading list, also if you like action or
adventures full of mystery and romance then do not hesitate to try this book, I
assure that you will love it.
Summarise the book in one sentence. (Verdict)
Another wonderful
adventure at the School for Good and Evil with more unexpected twists than ever
before.
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