I'm really enjoying the fact that the story follows both characters, and thereby explores this culture of changelings who were all at one point stolen, and who all endeavor to return to the human world by stealing other human children.
I'm not even 100 pages in, yet, but thus far I would recommend it. The basic concepts might sound a bit "Charles de Lint," but the writing is better.
Today I found myself (influenced by a link in a comment in someone else's journal) watching videos of young kids (of the goat variety, not the human variety) leaping around and acting like absolute morons ... of the adorable variety. In a weird way, they reminded me of our cat Lucy, with all the jumping for no apparent reason, manic running, liking for "getting high" (jumping on high places), and general Jackie Chan antics. I never thought of goats as particularly cute before, but now I think they rock. Here's the video that got me hooked:
When he lived in Wyoming and we would visit him during the summers (when I was, say, 9-13 years old), my dad had an adult goat named Mabel, and she wasn't particularly cute. Mostly all I remember about her is that my dad kept her tied her to a tree, but she always chewed through her rope and went wandering. And she wasn't very friendly. (They kept her for her milk.)
Okay, maybe he's kinda cute, too.