Well, I didn't read review or anything before picking up this one and I thought this would be a book , where there would be fairies with actual wings, pixie dust, magic. Don't Snicker! The Title is Wings, not Flowers! 
 Well, one thing in that book which confused me: Why do people find it so awkward if a person is vegan? Now, I was reading it thinking to be pretty much as expected, and then whoof ! A flower growing from Laurel's back . Oh! What I wouldn't give to grow a flower on ME! 
 Now, the story was pretty good, with all the cliff-hanging and page-turning elements. Now, characters: 
 I loved Laurel, the ordinary yet extraordinary girl. 
 David?! I Love You. Seems like I found another fictional soul mate. 
 When I met Tamani?! I Love you, Tamani with all my heart, I love your eyes, your everything.Seems like I found a new soul mate! I can't stop thinking about you. You're the reason I keep wishing for a wishing star,you're the song in the car I keep singing don't know why I do. I have a full-stocked gallery of cheesy sentences if you're not convinced with this one. 
 Now, I have to make the dreadful decision to choose between David and Tamini. 
 It's like choosing which is better chocolate or ice-cream. 
 David??? .Or. Tamani???? 
 Now, the trolls here are pretty ugly, greusome, and cruel, so bingo! They have everything they need to be a villain. Then it becomes easy to hate them. 
 Back to the wheel, awesome book, though some parts felt too obvious, and some were totally climax-ish. 
 Awesome book, to be read by Tinker bell lovers, fantasy lovers, fairy lovers, or simply readers who need a book to make their day. 
 P.S. On second thoughts, I think I am better without any flower sprouting from my back. I don't want trolls stalking me everywhere.