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Wendy Darling: Volume 2: Seas PDF Book WENDY DARLING: VOLUME 2: SEAS PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Colleen Oakes | 273 pages | 20 Sep 2016 | Sparkpress | 9781940716886 | English | Tempe, United States Wendy Darling: Volume 2: Seas PDF Book I loved seeing Wendy in this scenario because instead of Lost Boys, this time she was dealing with the original Lost Men. When not writing or plotting new books, Oakes can be found swimming, traveling or totally immersing herself in nerdy pop culture. Glad I continued reading this series. She's gorgeous. She currently at work on another fantasy series and a stand-alone YA novel. And where these books made me hate Peter Pan and I already don't have that much love for that guy , they also made me fall a little bit in love with Hook. That was a really fun scene and it was almost WORTH being forced to sit through yet another "Hook is the good guy" novel le SIGH, but more on that later for this cute moment between them. But she comes to find that her captor is also her protector, he [Capt. Okay, I will admit it, that was pretty darn awesome! Chapter Nineteen. Wendy Darling: Seas finds Wendy and Michael aboard the dreaded Sudden Night, a dangerous behemoth sailed by the infamous Captain Hook and his blood-thirsty crew. Are you trying to make me laugh? When not writing or plotting new books, Oakes can be found swimming, traveling or totally immersing herself in nerdy pop culture. Surprising though it may be, the nothing that happens Not a lot happens in Wendy Darling: Seas. Chapter Fourteen. I liked it for sure, though some parts were a little tedious. This is worse than Glinda never just telling Dorothy she could click her heels together and go home whenever she liked. Enabling JavaScript in your browser will allow you to experience all the features of our site. Captain Hook was probably my newest favorite character. Wendy has grown since her ordeal in Stars and fights through her fear to become a formidable and courageous young woman, and it goes without saying that I adore her character in these books. He was just like I expect Hook to be, ferocious and brutal but also had some goodness inside of him and also love. Other editions. It's easier to like Smith when you think about him as Smee. The mermaids cannot be trusted, and even just to get to them Wendy will travel a path where Peter will almost be able to capture her and stop her. But Wendy now just wants to get her brothers and get back home. More Books by Colleen Oakes. You can visit her webpage at: www. Keme and Smith and brothel owner, Fermina are particularly wonderful. I did like this book more than the first one, I must say. I was happy to see Wendy toughening up, even just a bit. In this exotic world of mermaids, spies and pirate-feuds, Wendy finds herself struggling to keep her family above the waves. The author has done an immense, courageous and above all magical work. Chapter Eight. Feb 05, Abby M. Subscribe via Email. I am super excited to read the next book, Shadow, next year! I really liked Hook, and the way the story of Pan's history I liked this book so much better then the first one. Thank you to SparkPress for the advance copy via Netgalley. The chapter with the mermaids had me skin crawling and that ending, what! Refresh and try again. That's why I'm afraid of the next volume. Wendy Darling: Volume 2: Seas Writer She's gorgeous. Everything you need to know is right there. Did I say she's pretty? Very happy with the journey this retelling series has t So this second book in the Wendy Darling series is my favorite so far. I liked it for sure, though some parts were a little tedious. Aug 31, Brenda A rated it really liked it Shelves: netgalley. Wendy Darling: Seas finds Wendy and Michael aboard the dreaded Sudden Night, a dangerous behemoth sailed by the infamous Captain Hook and his blood-thirsty crew. I will make sure to take a very deep breath before reading though, because I'm fairly certain the last part of this story will swallow me whole and I'm so ready for it! To ask other readers questions about Seas , please sign up. There is a big surprise at the end, making me very anxious for the next book, so that I can see what Wendy will do to solve this next obstacle. It made the writing seem clunky, and was hard to read. The relationship between Hook and Wendy is among the most complicated and the finest in the novel. I'm a huge Alice in Wonderland fan, but not even Queen of Hearts got to me like this book does. I hadn't seen it coming at all. I love Colleen Oakes. All I know about her is that she's pretty. I had a lot of expectations about this book because I already knew that my favorite pair wasn't going to end up together. And where these books made me hate Peter Pan and I already don't have that much love for that guy , they also made me fall a little bit in love with Hook. For a better shopping experience, please upgrade now. As explained by Hook, Peter can't love and feel with full feelings because the shadow would prevent that. I really liked Hook, and the way the story of Pan's history was told kept the book interesting. We do it every day but when she does it here, it's such a big deal, I actually have to acknowledge it, god damn. Using caps whenever someone was screaming seemed really unprofessional to me, and it's done a LOT throughout the book, it got kinda annoying after a while. What happened to the Pilvinuvo Indians? The characters were written much better, and we get a bit of much-needed backstory. Wendy Darling: Volume 2: Seas Reviews Nonstop action and rich story telling make this rendition feel like an entirely new story with familiar characters. We already know Peter to be an unreliable narrator, so it's no surprise that Hook is not so much a monster but just a man. I mean, she's on a frickin pirate ship, what do you expect? It also helped drive down the point that the Shadow really had driven Peter insane. More filters. I can only hope book three does not take too long to release! Once there though, Wendy begins to see a darkness that hovers around the edges of the amazing Pan Island, the bubbling Lost Boys, and the dazzling smile of Peter. She's really wise. We do it every day but when she does it here, it's such a big deal, I actually have to acknowledge it, god damn. Just come on, let the boy have ONE blooming redeeming quality other than "hotness". I never knew I could have so many feelings about Wendy Darling, I even hate the name a little less now. Wendy Darling 3 books. The cliffhanger at the end makes my heart hurt. Looking forward to the finale! Oh man oh man oh man oh man this book. What I Disliked -How random words were capitalized to add emphasis. It made the writing seem clunky, and was hard to read. Rating details. All I know about her is that she's pretty. I also liked how Wendy gradually became more independent and sure of herself. Wendy's blood. Other books in the series. I think I might have liked this one better than the first book. I'm hoping he gets redeemed in the third book or something. Enabling JavaScript in your browser will allow you to experience all the features of our site. I can think of two events in this book that struck me as actually dangerous. Oh, please. Original Title. This installment to the Wendy Darling series packs a serious punch of great writing, storytelling, and especially character development. Peter is really in love with Wendy and this is the thing that kept me from hating him, because you know that underneath all that darkness, it lurks a feeling that can love and then find the light. Okay, I will admit it, that was pretty darn awesome! If you love discovering great stories from new voices, then the past few months have been quite a treat in the world of young adult fiction! Go to Top. Plus it ends on a cliffhanger! Chapter Fourteen. Not bad for a woman who drove away from her life two Elly in Bloom. Wendy Darling: Volume 2: Seas Read Online This installment to the Wendy Darling series packs a serious punch of great writing, storytelling, and especially character development. Even Peter made more sense to me here, which is saying something. I really liked Hook, and the way the story of Pan's history was told kept the book interesting. I also thought the end was the best part of the whole book. The reason? But god, how am I to survive the wait for volume three? To take a small example, Hook's ship is frightening: there are bones that serve as stairs. Yes, I love a good villain. It was a bit weird for me to read, considering that we knew almost nothing about Neverland. Malcolm and Me. Let me first make myself clear. And now all pieces are on the chessboard.
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