What I Wore to Save the World is yet another addicting mythical adventure to follow up Morgan’s previous episodes in Why I Let My Hair Grow Out and How I Found the Perfect Dress. The creative and pretty amazing cover art is just a precursor to the unique and fantastical tale that immediately follows. Even though readers have already been introduced to the faery realm in this novel’s prequels, the plot in this story remains original with the addition of several quirky and mysterious characters. Morgan’s attitude is just as sarcastic and undoubtedly hilarious as ever, which makes reading about her adventures all the more interesting and fun. Seriously, I don’t think there’s one dull moment in this novel with its abundance of humor, interesting characters and places, and, of course, mythical obstacles to overcome. In addition to all this mischief, though, I appreciated how there was also an emphasis on Morgan and Colin’s relationship and how the existence of that perky faery world was such an impediment to them. Although the outcome of this story, regarding Morgan’s quest to save the world and her relationship with Colin, is pretty predictable, it doesn’t make reading it any less fun and enjoyable.
Fan of Why I Let My Hair Grow Out and How I Found the Perfect Dress, both by Maryrose Wood, will not want to miss this fantastic novel. I suspect What I Wore to Save the World will be the final installment of Morgan’s mythical adventures, unless there’s some astonishing surprise in store, but I look forward to reading more from Wood.
Rating: 4.25
Review copy from publisher Berkley JAM
What I Wore to Save the World by Maryrose Wood
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I'm sad that it looks like this will be the last one. I really enjoyed this series.
Okay, if the title isn't enough to grab you the story certainly seems interesting enough. :)
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