The Monster in the Hollows: The Wingfeather Saga Book 3 (urspr publ 2011; utgåvan 2020)

This book did two things it's nearly impossible for a book to do:
1) Surprised me with a plot twist
2) Almost made me cry. (Tears were brimming, my throat was tight, but I'm a heartless reader so I didn't actually cry.)
The emotions in this book are fantastic and I'm both ecstatic and terrified to find out what happens next. ( )

If I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times: It's ridiculously hard to read through tears.

This far along in the series, I'm way past the point of being invested in this story. No longer is the world of Aerwiar a fictitious place - it has become my reality.

Peterson masterfully spins his tale and expresses his characters' emotions so effectively that you can't help but get emotional yourself.

This third installment of the Wingfeather Saga kind of put me through the wringer, but I wouldn't have it any other way. I'm kind of dreading Book 4, not because I'm scared of the feels (I'm totally scared of the feels), but because I don't want this wonderful series to end. ( )

A fine continuation in the series. Not as good as the 2nd, but well worth reading. Peterson continues with fascinating characters, developed well and more twists and turns: who really is the Monster in the Hollows? ( )

A fine continuation in the series. Not as good as the 2nd, but well worth reading. Peterson continues with fascinating characters, developed well and more twists and turns: who really is the Monster in the Hollows? ( )

Wow, so good. Some thing were predictable but I don't even care. I had a hard time getting into book 1, book 2 was great, the last half of The Monster in the Hollows was a real page turner. Andrew Peterson has done an excellent job of communicating Truth and beauty in the midst of tragedy and real life in an engaging way. ( )