3.5 stars. 
 It's been a while since I had enough time to sit down and read a whole book in a day, but Wink Poppy Midnight was definitely a quick, unique read. 
 This is one of those books that defies any attempts at categorization. It reads like a fairy tale interspersed with realistic-fiction relationship drama/bullying, and laced with psychological intrigue. 
 The three narrators are each interesting in their own way, and one thing I really appreciated was how distinct their voices are. I've read a lot of books told in multiple POVs that were so similar I would easily forget which character's head I was in, but I never felt that way about this book. I loved the balance between Midnight's guilelessness, Poppy's snark, and Wink's mysticism. 
 As for the plot itself, I wasn't entirely satisfied with the way it developed later on and its eventual conclusion. Without spoiling anything, all I can really say is that it felt a bit too unfinished and rushed. 
 I did enjoy the book overall, though, and it's definitely an interesting story whose characters will stay with me.