Wayfarer by R.J. Anderson Series: Faery Rebels #2
Published by HarperCollins on June 22nd 2010
Pages: 304
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The faeries of the Oak are dying, and it’s up to a lone faery named Linden to find a way to restore their magic. Linden travels bravely into dangerous new territory, where she enlists the help of an unlikely friend—a human named Timothy. Soon they discover something much worse than the Oakenfolk’s loss of magic: a potent evil that threatens the fate of all faeries. In a fevered, desperate chase across the country, Timothy and Linden risk their lives to seek an ancient power before it’s too late to save everyone they love.
Linden hopes to find other faeries to help Oakenfolk so they don't fade out of existence. A human named Timothy is staying with her former faery mother and when he gets fed up he takes off. Linden decides to tag along and see if he can help her find more fairies where he is going. But when they do find a few, Linden finds out that not all faeries are good.
Wayfarer has a great plot that kept moving and changing. I also enjoyed the history exposed to how the faeries of the Oak become how they are in the book.
I just love Linden. She's a little naive but at the same time knows how to look out for her self. I really just love all of the characters – even the bad ones. They are written so well with their own flaws and strengths and I just thought they were perfectly done.
Final Verdict: I love faeries and I love faerie stories. Also, Timothy is very angsty in the book, which I can reflect on from my teenage years. 🙂
Kristen
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Great review. I like the cover, it is simple and really pretty. I like the summary but I haven’t read the first book so I’m going to have to put them both on my list.
Sounds like an interesting fairy story. Like the aspect of the quest, and like you I simply enjoy reading about fairies.
Great review! I’ve read the previous book in the series and am looking forward to this.
I adore this cover. I need to go back and read the first one, though.
Sounds like a cute book. ^^
This sounds like a good book. The girl on the cover reminds me of Natalie Dormer, the actress who played Anne Boleyn on The Tudors. Will add to my to read pile!
I loved this one too, did you read the first one – I am wondering how it was?
Great review. I really like books about fairies. I must add this and the first one to my list.
I really liked the first book and just this second this week for review.
Sounds interesting!!! I really love the cover. Might have to pick this one up 🙂
I loved Knife and am happy to see the sequel is good as well. I was a little disappointed when I heard it was going to be from Linden’s pov, though.
Great review. Everytime I read a fairy book I go on a fairy kick and have to read more. Looks like a great one to pick up then.
Great review! I first got interested in this book because of it’s cover! Glad you liked it!
Oh man…I have this books sitting on the table next to me. It’s a tour book and even though I read the first one this one has been giving me problems…might pass it along without reading it 🙁 Glad you like it though – maybe I’ll give it another shot!
I wasn’t too crazy about the first book. It just wasn’t my cup of tea.
Sounds interesting but I’ve to admit that I can be very skeptical when it comes to faeries. I don’t know why but several fae books I read before this totally fail to grab my interest. I guess I’ll need to read something that really good to change my opinion on this faery world. Great review though and I’d definitely have to go and see info on the first book of the series.
must.read.this.ASAP!