Young Llama Thoughts
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Adventurous
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Christian Friendly
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Easy Reading
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Humerous
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Youth Appropriate
Overall
Review
This book is part of a Tinkerbell series for teens. Book 1 isn’t good, (weird woke stuff) but this book is totally clean and amazing!
This book is about Periwinkle, a frost fairy content to live in the Winter Woods, be nice to everyone and pretend everything’s fine. But when she starts dreaming, Peri knows something strange is going on. Fairies don’t dream, and her dreams are filled with storms and destruction. When Weaver, the last dream-talent, claims he needs her help to save the Pixie Dust Tree, Periwinkle finds herself drawn to him. Even though he’s full of secrets. Now, with only days to save her home, Peri is on an adventure of a lifetime!
This book was AMAZING! And totally clean. It’s funny, with great characters, a simple but interesting plot line and a super sweet romance. I really adore this book, (New favorite!) and I totally suggest it. The romance is really clean, with just a few kisses. The magic in the book is super interesting, with dreams and nightmares that can be used for good or evil. Honestly, this book is a fabulous read that girls 12 and up would love!
Overall, I have no complaints except I want more!!! This is one of my new favorite books, and I can’t wait to re-read it!!!! Happy Reading! -The Young Llama Reader.
Pros
- An amazing novel!!!
- Fun, adventurous, and great for teens 12 and up!!!
Cons
- Magical nightmares
When frost fairy Periwinkle travels too close to the forbidden border where Spring meets the Winter Woods, she unknowingly discovers a thread of a lost magic. And, for the first time, she begins to dream. While Periwinkle’s dreams start sweet, they slowly morph into more disastrous visions of the Pixie Dust Tree—the life source for all of Pixie Hollow—destroyed. Soon Periwinkle is confronted by a sparrow man who knows two secrets: one, that Peri has been dreaming, and two, that the Winter Woods is in terrible danger.
The infuriatingly handsome stranger introduces himself as Weaver, claiming to be a dream-talent, the last of his kind. There’s a chance he can spin Periwinkle’s dreams into dream thread which could protect the Pixie Dust Tree. But to do so, they will have to embark on a quest to find a magic spindle and scissors in the legendary lost fairy workshops of dream-talents past.
Peri begins a reluctant journey with Weaver through the uncharted heart of the Winter Woods. But dreaming is dangerous, and as Peri’s dreams begin to unravel, she will start to question everything she thought she knew. For in Winter even beautiful things can hurt you… and Weaver is no exception.
