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 2.5/5 stars 
 Review: So, I had a really nice time reading This Savage Song and I moved on to Wink Poppy Midnight, which was a dark, mysterious book. I thought the cover of this book was interesting, it was really pretty and suspicious and exciting. 
 I'm kind of in a debate with myself if I would recommend it to anyone or not because this book was really entertaining and enjoyable. I fell in love with the writing style from beginning to end. It's something lyrical and whimsical and magically enchanting. So, partly, I liked this book because of its writing style that captured me inside this book. 
 Despite the beautiful writing, I think that this book wasn't for me. I was totally blinded by the writing because there wasn't actually anything happening for the first half of the book. There was only Midnight being in love with Poppy, but telling himself he shouldn't, and also being involved with Wink. There was only something beginning to happen in the other half of the book, which was creepy. Oh my gosh! I couldn't start saying how shivery it felt when I was reading it in the dead of the night. It wasn't because I was scared of all the monsters/ghosts, but with the description of the book, it was all over my imagination. 
 I personally am not a kind of person who would get attached with confusion. So, if a book does that, I think I might have to dislike it. It happened 90% of the time, to be honest. I was utterly confused by the end of this book. I suppose I didn't get why the message was delivered throughout this book, like, why bother writing until the end if the end doesn't actually tell anything, let alone stirs a confusion? Of course, the ending was like ending a book in the middle of the plot when there wasn't anything cleared out, anyway. I couldn't figure out who was who, so it was frustrating. 
 This book was told from 3 points of view unlike Vassa in the Night, which was also mysterious and creepy, but of course Midnight's point of view got told a lot more times than the other two so, that made him the protagonist. Midnight was a sweet-hearted guy, who fell in love with Poppy. And Poppy was the devious bully in school. Then, there's Wink, who was a silent mysterious girl who got invested in stories and fairy tales. I honestly did not like any of these characters, I thought I could like Wink, but as the stories went on, she wasn't as I thought she was. Poppy was a total bitch from the beginning, yet in the ending, she turned out to be something else. I was so confused of how I should think these characters to be. 
 Overall: I enjoyed this book, I wasn't invested in it. It was pretty short that could be finished in a day or two and the writing style was awesome, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who expects action-packed, fantasy kind of book.