😑 So the world is magical? I mean, along the way she meets all sorts of odd mysterious people. Sometimes it seemed she made rain, other times she didn’t. I mean, people at times got angry at her, other times they did not. 😑 I would have kinda liked an introduction on how the girl was able to carry water around, and if that meant she was able to make it rain? Or something. Plus, why is no one missing her? Are phones magical there as well in that they never run out? I am so confused. 😑 I just didn’t get what her plan was with the flood? I mean, as the spiky kid says, isn’t she doing WAY more damage than the flood that was there first? She just kept walking, and walking, and walking, and the first part was kind of OK, but then it just kept on being that, and I wondered where she was going, and I would have liked to know from the start, so I could root for her more. 😀 Loved the ending, now that is teamwork! No more damage and the problem gets solved. OK, still a bit odd that you let your underage kid just do all these things, but hey I will take it. 😀 I loved that the dad supported her ideas. 😀 It is an interesting idea that one can hold water with their hair and it doesn’t matter how much water it is. 😀 Despite some issues, I did like that she was brave to accept that job and help those people out.

How she wasn’t lonely and how he wasn’t lonely either. I loved how they bonded and how he stuck with her throughout her journey.

😀 The friendship between the spiky boy and our MC. I just was confused throughout the story. Well, the plan was good/eh, but in the end it was sadly mostly eh. Not to mention flooded towns, friendship, and more! I was in! The premise sounded really interesting, a girl whose hair attracts water and she can apparently drag water along without any difficulty. I received this book from Netgalley/the publisher in exchange of an honest review.

Zoc by Jade Khoo