List Containing Books Paper Wishes (The Magical Girl Series #1)
| Title | : | Paper Wishes (The Magical Girl Series #1) |
| Author | : | Spencer Hoshino |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Second |
| Pages | : | Pages: 212 pages |
| Published | : | February 14th 2017 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (first published February 14th 2016) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Anthologies. Collections. Young Adult. Romance |
Spencer Hoshino
Paperback | Pages: 212 pages Rating: 4.45 | 31 Users | 14 Reviews
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Alternate Cover Edition: 1523805080 (ISBN13: 9781523805082)There is a belief that with each origami star folded, a falling star is saved. After folding 365 stars while mourning the loss of her mother, Vilvian makes a wish that will change her life forever.
Enter Nox Bright, the handsome and mysterious guy who has been haunting Vilvian's dreams. She can barely believe it when he walks into her homeroom near the end of the school year. Has she gone crazy or is it possible that wishes really do come true?
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| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Magical Girl |
| Series: | #1 |
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Ratings: 4.45 From 31 Users | 14 ReviewsNotice Containing Books Paper Wishes (The Magical Girl Series #1)
Originally posted on: The Quirky Book Nerd*I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review*The young adult contemporary romance genre is the genre I am pickiest about. Typically, I gravitate more toward fantasy, mystery, and science fiction novels. I sometimes get really in the mood to read them, but they are always starkly either a hit or a miss for me. They can be either weighed down by the same types of tropes or feel like the same story as all the others withOriginally posted on: The Quirky Book Nerd*I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review*The young adult contemporary romance genre is the genre I am pickiest about. Typically, I gravitate more toward fantasy, mystery, and science fiction novels. I sometimes get really in the mood to read them, but they are always starkly either a hit or a miss for me. They can be either weighed down by the same types of tropes or feel like the same story as all the others with
Happy Re-release to Paper Wishes! <3*****Paper Wishes is a wonderfully sweet book! It will make you smile and feel happy and make your day. The kind of friendship presented between Vilvian and Kai is so genuine, and Kai is an awesome character to read about. Moreover, how Vilv's grief is portrayed is very realistic and moving. The way it is combined with magic and little paper stars is an inventive and thoughtful concept that opens the gates for awesome things to come in the sequel(s)! Nox
I loved escaping into this adorable YA Contemporary Romance (with a hint of fantasy). I have to admit, contemporary stories really arent usually my thing. I dont have anything particularly against them, its just if it came down to choosing between a fantasy and a contemporary novel, the fantasy will win 9 times out of 10. Paper Wishes could change that for me. I loved how Spencer made it seem like Vilvian and Kai and Nox could be people I could meet in real life. I also loved reading the pop
Paper Wishes is a unique book in the sense that it takes a very popular idea from Japan called magical girl' which is seen quite often in anime and manga and puts it in written form. There were many things I really enjoyed about this novel, and a few things I thought could be improved, but overall I loved this book and Im eagerly anticipating the sequel.As someone who grew up watching anime, Im very familiar with the general idea of 'magical girl stories. Thats why I went into this book
This is such a sweet and fun read but it's also very thoughtful and takes on the serious topic of grieving for a loved one. I've read Paper Wishes several times and I love the way it transports me into a world where anything is possible and where love and friendship are always triumphant.
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