There are two words to describe The Girl Who Could Fly by Victoria Forester: Bizarre and incomplete. It has many useful ideas and morals, but the story itself is like an unfinished piece of marble; it could have been beautiful, but isn’t. Rather sad, really.
Nutshell: From an early age, Piper has been able to fly. Unfortunately, she is in a small rural town where individuality is unacceptable. A government agency takes her to an underground facility, but the help they offer isn’t what it appears. Piper struggles to be herself and help those around her as well.
C [Story/Plot C; Characters B+; Flow C; Content A+; Setting C]
Genre/Subject: Fiction/SciFi; Fantasy
Additional Note: AR Level 6.0
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