My only complaint about Magic's Child is that, as the third book in a trilogy, the pacing suffers a little as Larbalestier has to cram in a ton of "remember who this is and what happened" and that some of the moral complexity that her characters are going through might be better explored in a longer work. And despite that catch-up exposition, I really wouldn't recommend this book if you haven't read the first two books in the trilogy.
FuzzyCo grade: B+
