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A review by nickabockaglory
The Brightest Night by Tui T. Sutherland
4.0
This book felt like justice for Sunny! I've been looking forward to her story since early on in the series, especially with how she's looked over and ignored by the other Dragonets.
I'm so happy it was her whochose the new queen and I'm so delighted ahe got to meet her family and for once they weren't a giant disappointment.
I do usually miss the other Dragonets since each book thus far has had the primary character of that book going on some sort of individual journey/mission but i didn't feel that way in this book. I'm not sure if it's because i was so happy for Sunny to finally get her moment to shine, or if it was because I'm now accustomed to this format and knew to expect it.
I was pleased thatthis part of the story is all wrapped up so i can now read other books and maybe come back to the Wings of Fire series at a later date or when more get added to Libby. It felt like a satisfying conclusion, particularly with the epilogue.
Listened at 1.5x speed on the Libby app through my local library.
I'm so happy it was her who
I do usually miss the other Dragonets since each book thus far has had the primary character of that book going on some sort of individual journey/mission but i didn't feel that way in this book. I'm not sure if it's because i was so happy for Sunny to finally get her moment to shine, or if it was because I'm now accustomed to this format and knew to expect it.
I was pleased that
Listened at 1.5x speed on the Libby app through my local library.