A review by kelsleanne
The Weight of Feathers, by Anna-Marie McLemore
3.0
(3.5)
I thoroughly enjoyed this book! The concept was amazing. I always enjoy stories of rival families that have to challenge their beliefs that have been passed down through generations.
The romance in this was a bit on the "insta-love" side, though I still found myself rooting for Cluck and Lace. McLemore painted such a vivid image of the world in my head, I could see it so clearly. I was wishing that I could be in the audience of their amazing shows.
Though I overall liked the book, I did have a couple of issues with it. Mostly, the pacing was a bit off for me. I felt like it moved too slow at times that didn't need more description. Parts that I didn't care for were stretched out, while parts that I loved were cut short. I wished we got more time with the performances and the details in the shows. But, I enjoyed this quick read and I'm glad I finally picked it up!
I thoroughly enjoyed this book! The concept was amazing. I always enjoy stories of rival families that have to challenge their beliefs that have been passed down through generations.
The romance in this was a bit on the "insta-love" side, though I still found myself rooting for Cluck and Lace. McLemore painted such a vivid image of the world in my head, I could see it so clearly. I was wishing that I could be in the audience of their amazing shows.
Though I overall liked the book, I did have a couple of issues with it. Mostly, the pacing was a bit off for me. I felt like it moved too slow at times that didn't need more description. Parts that I didn't care for were stretched out, while parts that I loved were cut short. I wished we got more time with the performances and the details in the shows. But, I enjoyed this quick read and I'm glad I finally picked it up!