Review: It was okay to me.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2014
I received this book to give an honest review.I was really hoping to get into this book but it just felt dull to me. I couldn't really relate to Felicity on any type of level. Yes she was this shy girl and I get that. Being as I was shy in school, but it just seemed like that wasn't her. She makes a comment in the story "my mother never showed me how to make friends." It is kind of up to you on making friends. Or at least that is how I see it.There wasn't much action within the story like I hoped from the blurb.Felicity learns that her life has been a secret and that her mother was much more than just a mom! There is a mystery surrounding the background of Felicity and her mother. She also learns about friendship, and has a small amount of action come to her which makes her come out of her shy shell. I hope there is more details in book 2 on the "other world" that was brought up in the story.Overall decent story, but like I said it felt dull, and fell short of what I was hoping. I wanted more magic, more action that dealt with spells and magic. More of a female character who was strong and not dullish.