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Summer’s Crossing is the first book we get to read from Puck’s perspective. And I LOVED it! It was a breath of fresh air after all the brooding and whining from Meghan and Ash. I’ve never been Team Ash or Team Puck because I’ve never really connected to either character in the previous books, but after finishing this, I think I’m officially Team Puck. He’s funny and smart and sensitive without being a total cry baby. I honestly don’t understand how Meghan can’t see how great he is. Ah well. I would love it if in the next book, I could read more from his point of view because he’s really the only interesting character in this series. Apart from Grimalkin of course (I would love to get inside that cat’s head!)
Weeeell, it has it's moments, but in the end I found it lacking. Sure, it'a a short novella to bridge book 3 to book 4 and I'm almost certain it does just that, but you can do completely without.Maybe it's because I don't like how Puck is depicted in this series. Here, he's finally the trickster he's supposed to be, but his inner dialogue and reasoning are still too "smitten-teenager" for my taste.Then again, as I said, it has it's moments and is so short you're not really wasting your time by reading it.
BRAVO PUCK!