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Love, Tink (2013)

by Elle Strauss(Favorite Author)

3.37 of 5 Votes: 1

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English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

ESB Publishing

series

Love, Tink

review 1: I can't really judge this book on the basis of how much a younger teenager would enjoy it. There were things about it that I quite liked, like the adventure element of the scene after Tink spends the night at this place (trying to be vague enough not to spoil anything can be tough), and that I didn't, such as the too-shy-to-tell-crush-about-feelings part (I completely understand and relate, but I think it's just that it's something that I don't enjoy reading about unless the character's strength has previously been established). I think the main problem is that I am out of the target age range and the book didn't really transcend age demographics well. So if you're looking at this book for someone who is a young teen, keep in mind that this review and more so rating is fro... morem the perspective of someone in their late teens.
review 2: Why did I read this??? WHY?? Oh wait, I convinced myself that because it had to do with Peter Pan, my favorite 'classic' character EVER, it wouldn't be like every other book I've read by this author, whose style I can just not enjoy.I would not normally be this harsh, but I am mad. This book makes Peter into some New Yorker (noooo) who WANTS TO GROW UP!!! Sacrilege! Add that with the fact that the characters were completely unlikeable (fairies were selfish, Hook was a stupid version of Hook, and Peter Pan wasn't featured snough for me to even have an opinion of him) and the writing wasn't up to my standards, and I didn't like this book at all. I really am sorry to be harsh, but there's just no sugar coating this one. With some fixing up, I could see this book at a three star level. But the way it is now, that would be impossible. less

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