A review by sc104906
The Wishmakers by Tyler Whitesides
3.0
I received this through Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review.
After Ace unexpectedly release a genie from a peanut butter jar, all of his wishes can be granted, but he must also save the world from complete destruction. All of Ace's wishes result in a consequence, the good with the bad, so he must decide what wishes he is willing to make to complete his quest. Along the way, Ace meets other wishmakers, but has trouble knowing who to trust.
This book was quirky and fun. I thought the exploration of wishes and the plot were interesting. I found myself laughing. While some of the situations seemed a bit disjointed, I thought the rocks and stuffed animals that came to life were fun and unique.
After Ace unexpectedly release a genie from a peanut butter jar, all of his wishes can be granted, but he must also save the world from complete destruction. All of Ace's wishes result in a consequence, the good with the bad, so he must decide what wishes he is willing to make to complete his quest. Along the way, Ace meets other wishmakers, but has trouble knowing who to trust.
This book was quirky and fun. I thought the exploration of wishes and the plot were interesting. I found myself laughing. While some of the situations seemed a bit disjointed, I thought the rocks and stuffed animals that came to life were fun and unique.