The Monster in the Hollows
Book Review
The Wingfeather series has a lot of slow-moving periods in the book, but when the times for action come, they are intense and thrilling! Some parts were too slow for me. The plot definitely gets more complex in book three with some significant surprises. I continue to enjoy the themes of right/wrong, light/darkness, good/evil in Peterson's writing.
I have been reading this to my children, and I like to watch their responses to the book. They seem to be pretty into it for the most part. 4 out of my 5 children are engaged. My youngest who is in kindergarten is still too young to appreciate it.
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