Wicked Lovely Analysis

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Marr, Melissa. Wicked Lovely. New York: HarperTeen, 2007.
Reviewed by: Gao Xiong
If you can see things that the human eye can't see, what would you do? It's like seeing a whole new world that you didn't know that it existed. The book Wicked Lovely was created by Marr, Melissa which had the genre of romance, fantasy, and young adult. Aislinn see thing that human eye can't see which causes her to be different from other humans. She could see fey, fey disguise as human and they don't know that she could see them. There are 3 rule that she had to strongly stick by. Rule #1, don't ever attract their attention. Rule #2, don't speak to invisible faeries. Rule #3, don't stare at invisible faeries. These rule kept Aislinn safe from the faery, had stop working everything is dangerous. Her life is now in danger, because the faeries are after her.
In the 20th century, Aislinn lived with her grandmother in house that have steel reinforced on the outside to keep them safe from the faeries. At this point she has no parent, her mother died and her father is unknown. She is having fun with her friends listening to endless amount of country and blues from the jukebox. The story
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Those who like to doze off into the world of books and zone out of reality. I would recommend this book to the audience the age of 13+ and those who are very interest into fairies. Other interests is Ink Exchange 2nd book, Fragile Eternity 3rd book, and Radiant Shadows 4th book. How I felt about this book is embarrassing because they have some lovey dovey stuff, and just make me felt embarrass while reading it. I would rate this book 5 out of 5. I really like how it romantic and supernatural which I very enjoy reading. Also, how Aislinn found out what happened to about her mother towards the end of the book, which was shocked to know, like my jaw was dropped open and my eye was ready to

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