The Hawkweed Legacy was an adequate sequel. I did, however, struggle with the alternating point of view and past/present transitions. I enjoy the writing style, characters and world building even if the story can be slow moving at times.
The Hawkweed Legacy was an adequate sequel. I did, however, struggle with the alternating point of view and past/present transitions. I enjoy the writing style, characters and world building even if the story can be slow moving at times.
Poppy and Ember couldn't lead more different lives. One is a troubled teenager, the other a really bad witch. They both feel out of place, and for a very good reason: they were switched at birth.
I liked the writing and the idea, and I want to read the rest of the story. But I would have liked the author to develop her story and her characters more.
Wow. This book was our magic, both in its writing and story.
“Poppy Hooper doesn‘t want to be the queen of the witches. But some problems can‘t be left behind. Some love stories can‘t be forgotten. Some friendships won‘t be broken. And some enemies won‘t stay dead...the battle for the throne isn‘t over yet.”
Feeling a bit witchy tonight 👻✨📚🍂🕸
Starting the wildly delightful sequel to The Hawkweed Prophecy. While Hocus Pocus plays in the background.