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Title	:	Wondrous Strange (Wondrous Strange #1)
Author	:	Lesley Livingston
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 327 pages
Published	:	December 29th 2009 by HarperTrophyCanada (first published December 23rd 2008)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Romance. Paranormal. Fairies

Wondrous Strange (Wondrous Strange #1) Paperback | Pages: 327 pages

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Seventeen-year-old actress Kelley Winslow thinks that playing the role of the fairy queen Titania in a production of Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream could be her lucky break - if she can pull it off. But when she meets the handsome Sonny Flannery, Kelley has to face the shocking truth that the world of Faeries is all too real - and that she is an unwitting part of it. Sonny warns Kelley that she is no mere mortal, and that she is being haunted by powerful forces from the Faerie realm. Now, Kelley must come to terms with her heritage - and her growing feelings for Sonny - if she wants to save not only herself, but also the human world that she holds dear.

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Original Title:	Wondrous Strange
ISBN:	1554682746 (ISBN13: 9781554682744)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Wondrous Strange #1
Characters:	Auberon (Wondrous Strange), Kelley Winslow, Sonny Flannery, Tyffanwy of the Mere, Herne (Wondrous Strange), Mabh (Wondrous Strange), Maddox (Wondrous Strange), Bob (Wondrous Strange)
Setting:	New York State(United States)
Literary Awards:	Sunburst Award Nominee for Young Adult Work (2010), Canadian Library Association Young Adult Book Award (2010)

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Ratings: 3.69 From 20643 Users | 1492 Reviews

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Reviewed by The Story Siren for TeensReadToo.comI loved it, I LOVED it. I love it so much I want to marry it. If you are a fan of faerie books, you'll want to read this one. If you've tried faerie books before, but didn't like them, you'll want to read this. If you aren't a fan of faerie books, you'll still want to read it. It's that good. Incredible characters, incredible writing, incredible plot. It was really just so fantastic, it's hard to find the words to describe it. I never in a million

No bueno. I really didn't like this book. I went into it thinking this was actually going to be enjoyable BUT I'm not sure where it went wrong. It took such a long time for the story to actually get going that I trailed off a bit. Kelley was such an inconsistent character. She had attitude but then was incredibly insecure. She tried to be a badass but failed miserably. I didn't like her. I didn't like any of these characters. Even the idea that she was stolen because Sonny was stolen was this

The rating is a gift, I know it's a book certain people will really enjoy. I didn't finish it. I didn't care for the way it was written, the tone nor the way the story was laid out. I suppose it might be that I'm just too old, too male, and too well read. Please enjoy this if it's your cup of tea...or fairy wine. It's not mine. I have a long to be read list and I really wasn't enjoying this, so please my "friends" who have enjoyed this series, don't hold it against me...I just didn't care for

Wondrous Strange is another YA fantasy take on the 'normal girl becomes a fairy princess' theme. The setting is New York City, and the scene opens with a 17 year-old living on her own, with a job as an understudy in a way-off Broadway production. Predictably, the star twists her ankle, and the heroine is thrust into the main part, as Titania in Shakespeare's play, and fairy-fueled chaos ensues shortly thereafter. The main problems with the book are over-used cliches, poorly-drawn characters,

The story is meh.The characters are dum, it is appalling how stupid Sunny is. This is another case of TSTL characters. No, thank you.

I'm a huge Shakespeare fan so I loved all the references. Also really liked Bob and the kelpie horse. There's a great twist you won't see coming. If you're in the mood for fairies, give this one a try.

Always choose a book by its cover... ahem.First, a disclaimer! I liked this book. Despite what I am about to say next.Definitely better written and far less angsty than Wicked Lovely, somewhat lacking in the descriptive area (esp. in comparison to the Marillier I just read--Wildwood Dancing) but the story ties up nicely and the characters are amusing. It was more humorous than I expected, which was good. It was less dramatic than I expected, which was not so good. (I know, ambiguous, huh? I