Review: Intriguing quick read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 2, 2012
Iris lived a life isolated from society along with her father and Diana. Through her life, Iris felt that something is missing. Iris has been having dreams, and in her dreams that's where Iris is "herself". She can fly, it feels right being in that island and it feels like home. There's this sense of belonging-ness and fulfillment in those dreams and most especially - that boy. For the most part of the book, we journey along with Iris in discovering her past. Iris doesn't remember anything and she is struggling to know the mysteries that engulfed her life but nobody wont tell her until that day she read her fathers book.The whole Society of Feathers is interesting. I love how it is so different but the core ideology is similar to that of shapeshifters but more focused on birds. It can be a tough read at first since we discover things as Iris does so it is a bit slow but the process is refreshing. Bits and pieces will be given but it takes a patience for some but I love how my experience was. I may not love the idea of Iris and Falcon, too insta love-ish, but I did consider that they had a past that Iris didn't remember so technically they were already in love that's why it didn't bother me much.I would definitely recommend Owlet. It's refreshing yet familiar. It is written well with a little polishing in deliverance but entertaining. Owlet is definitely a read that can make you turn the page quicker as the story picks up and the ending, oh wow an absolute hooker that leaves you feeling sucky for not having the next book to read.