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A review by book_grinch
Arrow by R.J. Anderson
3.0
2.5 stars
Found the story somewhat bland, compared with the previous two books.
The beginning felt a little like a repetition of Rebel. In Rebel, we have Linden and Timothy on the run. A fairy and a human. In this one, we had Rhosmari and Martin. Two fairies on the run..
The relationship between Rhosmari and Timothy, also felt a little forced, and rushed. In the previous book, Timothy was in love with Miriam. And now he's in love with Rhosmari? Why, because she reminds him of Miriam?
I don't know, it just felt strange.
Not my favorite book in the series.
In the end, i'm just sorry the author didn't choose to develop Martin's character. Maybe then, things would have been more interesting.
A good book to be read by young teens", with a prominent social message:
Even fairies are victims of racism.
Found the story somewhat bland, compared with the previous two books.
The beginning felt a little like a repetition of Rebel. In Rebel, we have Linden and Timothy on the run. A fairy and a human. In this one, we had Rhosmari and Martin. Two fairies on the run..
The relationship between Rhosmari and Timothy, also felt a little forced, and rushed. In the previous book, Timothy was in love with Miriam. And now he's in love with Rhosmari? Why, because she reminds him of Miriam?
I don't know, it just felt strange.
Not my favorite book in the series.
In the end, i'm just sorry the author didn't choose to develop Martin's character. Maybe then, things would have been more interesting.
A good book to be read by young teens", with a prominent social message:
Even fairies are victims of racism.