The whole point of the Trylle Trilogy is that Wendy, the main character, is half Trylle and half Vittra.

The Skojare have gills and can breathe underwater.

The Vittra have super strength and sometimes immortality.

(Can you tell which one she came up with first/cared about the most?

The Trylle have extreme telekinesis and healing and the ability to grow plants.

The Kanin have the ability to camouflage, they can change their skin color and completely blend in with their surroundings.

I guess they all have some persuasion among other things.

Every one of the various Troll tribes are gifted with magic. The biggest problem with the series as a whole is a serious lack of consistency with the Troll’s magic. If you haven’t read it, I recommend reading my first review found here: Kanin Chronicles There are just a few things that now that I understand the established world… I can actually point out. Now that I’ve listened to it, I’ve come to realize just how… much worse the Kanin Chronicles actually are. It was past the point of believably.īut I’m not here to talk about the Trylle Trilogy.

It’s all in an effort to keep information from the audience. She leans SO HARD into the “keeping secrets from the main character” to an almost comical degree. To be fair it was written in 2013, where most books did, so some of that can be forgiven. The Trylle Trilogy, mostly the first book, suffers from many of the typical YA tropes. I could neither recommend it nor tell people to shy away from it. It was her second series she ever wrote, and at moments it shows. I listened to the first trilogy by Amanda Hocking, known as the Trylle Trilogy.

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