Unwritten

Being a book lover, I thought I would love this. Unfortunately, I just liked it. The writing is beautiful, but I just struggled to get through it. I might just be in a slump.

I received a copy from Net Galley.

First, I would like to thank NetGalley and the publisher for access to this title in exchange for an honest review.

I went into this book thinking it was YA, but I would probably classify it between YA and middle grade. It definitely read much younger than I was anticipating. However, it was still really cute. I think I would have loved this book in middle school. This book follows Beatrix, who can communicate with books. She finds out she is actually an unwritten character from a book and is trying to find her mother in her story.

The characters were predictable and were hide to differentiate. They didn't seem really unique. However, the plot was very fun. I felt lost at times, but never so much so that I wasn't enjoying the story. I won't be continuing the series because it is an age range that I'm not interested in, but I would recommend this to a younger audience.

I LOVE books about bookish worlds. This one is like nothing I've read before and wow, was I blown away. This world is amazing and I loved every single thing about it and the characters that inhabit it. The writing is beautiful and has an easy, graceful flow. I had a hard time putting this one down but at the same time I dragged out finishing it because I didn't want it to end. I am invested in this story and I cannot wait to get lost in the next one.

A review copy was provided by the publisher. While a written review after reading was not required, I have provided one. All opinions expressed herein are mine and mine alone.