Such a sweet book. I love these fluffy teen reads. They make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside. If you are wondering-I am Team Tamani! Yeah go Tamani! Considering Wings is written for younger teen readers I have to say it is pretty good. Actually,it's excellent.
Meh. 3 stars, maybe even 3.5Wings wasn't bad, but the title makes me feel gypped... Like there should have been more intense PNR elements, and the fact that there wasn't means I finished this feeling pretty disappointed, rather then eager to start the next book...in fact at this point I'm still pret...
2.5 stars. So I wasn't completely disliking Wings the way I was half expecting to. It had a very simple, almost elementary start. Once I stopped picking at the writing, I settled in to give the book a fair shot and found myself having fun with the book. It was a fast and fun read, so I can't complai...
Quite standard YA paranormal romance. A quick, entertaining read if you don't think too much about it. The "beautiful good race v.s. ugly evil race" gets a bit old though.
Laurel has always been a little different. Homeschooled until eighth grade, raised by her medicine-spurning, herb-loving mother and bookstore owning father, Laurel has a hard time fitting in at her new high school. Not only is it the first time she’s been in public school, but she prefers to spend t...
Any YA novel that takes me months to read usually means that I'm having issues. And I think it's safe to say that I did...to be honest I couldn't get over the flower growing out of her back. It killed the romance (and I don't mean in the lovey-dovey way) of the novel for me.
This was a tough book to review. I'm a big fan of faerie novels so I tend to think I'm harder on them. Taking that into consideration, I have mixed feelings about Wings. First, I'll tell you what I liked. I enjoyed most the characters and I think that Aprilynne is a good writer. Laurel is someone I'...
Overall, I thought this book was entertaining. It is a little strange that Laurel, the main character, has this plant growing out of her back, but that's this author's take on fairies I guess. And there is the infamous love triangle - Laurel, David, and Tamani. Who will she choose, etc. I wish I had...
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