But something that was directly on the cover of the book was this: A hero. The summary provided for this book doesn’t explain much, so I didn’t know what I was getting into besides what I had read in other’s reviews. Half the time Poppy was evil–and the other half she was acting like she could take Wink like a drug, and was practically becoming her. Wink’s chapters were too mysterious, Midnight’s were basically a typical YA boy with an extra dash of cluelessness, and Poppy’s were. But that missing information felt like it did more damage than good, because I was constantly confused as to what was going on or what the purpose was. Her chapters were harder and harder to make sense of the further into the book you went, and you could tell that a lot was being held back from you. Wink is a very poetic and dreamy girl, and she talks and thinks and acts like that as well. I was never really satisfied with what was revealed. I was enjoying what I was reading, found it darkly intriguing and was just dying to know more. but maybe too mysteriousĪll throughout reading Wink Poppy Midnight, I felt like I was seriously missing something. When my school library got it in, I had to be the first to pick it up.ĭark and mysterious.

Why this book?: I’d read a few reviews that absolutely raved about this book and how dark and bewitching it is. In Wink Poppy Midnight, Wink and Midnight team up to get back at Poppy for being a bully, but not everything is clear as to what happened that night, or what happened to Poppy afterwards.

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