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OMG 😮😮😮!!!!! I love Dora. She is a wicked cool character!

Very quick read.

Cute book so far. Reminds me of the Sookie Stackhouse series, but with Witches and other supernatural.

Man oh man oh WOMAN! I love this book. Maybe my favorite? Are you hoping they give us a resolution to all the stories?

How is it that I am not bleeding tears. Very emotional book

Currently reading SeaWitch. I almost gave up after chapter 5. The book is very confusing and kind of slow in the beginning. I think Chapter 9, should of been the start of the novel, that is where you get the good storyline.

Or, is it a steam punk magical world with technology and dance bars? It’s just confusing, because he has always described it the first way. Now the story doesn’t match well with whatever the setting is. It feels like he tried to make the setting “cooler” to appeal to teenagers.

I think the story is interesting. But the author has to many issues in the story that he did not flesh out. Example: What is the actual setting? Typical fairytale small town by magic forest with all sort of magical creatures?

This is NOT a ARC. This is a continuation of the series. I like it, I am not dogging the author for continuing the series. But I do not believe he understands that a Arc, is of the same world, but of a different character and their adventure. This book just focuses on EVERYones perspective, but continuing the story.

If you have not read Zadie Smith, you should get her books now, today. now! She is a gifted storyteller

Great book so far.

I understand why the author chose to change perspective, now that I am half way through the book. Doesn't mean I like the writing style, but I do like reading Tellas story.

And do not get me wrong. I love tells. But I wasn't finished reading Scarlett's thoughts.

Is anyone else over reading books that change character perspective each book in a series? It's a new trend I have noticed in some of the books I want to read and I dislike it. I want to read under the perspective you introduce us to. I think the new perspective of stories should be stand alone novellas.