The Faire Folk Trilogy by Gillian Summers is another young
adult series. The main character, Keelie
Heartwood, is a high school girl who is sent to live with her father after her
mother dies. Once she moves in with her
father, she discovers all sorts of things that are not quite like what she
thought she knew.
Yeah. This is
definitely a young adult book. I would
say middle school age. Now, don’t get me
wrong. It was a fun book to read from
that perspective, but don’t expect too much out of it. The plot line is pretty simple and
predictable. You can pretty much go into
the trilogy knowing what happens. The
characters are not that imaginative, either, but they are all, for the most
part, fun to read.
But the magic in the books is that they are set in modern
day America. Summers just adds the
element fairy magic to everyday life. Most of us dream of things like that as kids. I would put this trilogy on my list as one of
those guilty pleasures – not a necessity but fun none the less.
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