A review by snowbenton
Fairy Tale by Cyn Balog
4.0
A cute, fluffy, funny book. Morgan is a pretty typical sophomore: average looking, nice parents, dating the boy next door, gets good grades. She's realistic (when she tells people about her psychic visions about their futures, she doesn't sugarcoat), kind (she spends most of her summer wages on clothing for a boy she barely knows so kids don't pick on him), and hilariously focused on her grades (she loses it when she is late to class and her teacher gives her a tardy slip). I happily followed along with her on her character arc.
I really liked the upending of the standard trope: in this book, her super hot boyfriend finds out he is a changeling and begins to turn into a fairy, and Morgan is trying to find a way to save him. But when the human who was supposed to be her boy-next-door if the fairies hadn't interfered comes back, things get . . . complicated.
The plot relied a little too much on fate and not enough on the characters being badass, but overall I liked it.
I really liked the upending of the standard trope: in this book, her super hot boyfriend finds out he is a changeling and begins to turn into a fairy, and Morgan is trying to find a way to save him. But when the human who was supposed to be her boy-next-door if the fairies hadn't interfered comes back, things get . . . complicated.
The plot relied a little too much on fate and not enough on the characters being badass, but overall I liked it.