Ebook {Epub PDF} Wild Swans by Jessica Spotswood

“WILD SWANS is the kind of thoughtful, summery book you’ll want to savor under starry skies or read on a porch swing with a glass of lemonade nearby. This compelling story of a girl trying to figure out who she is and who she wants to be vs. who everyone else expects her to be manages to feel both fresh and like a timeless classic.  · Wild Swans by Jessica Spotswood. Ivy grew up in her great-grandmother’s house under the constant gaze of old portraits of distinguished Milbourn women and wrapped in the dust of old prizes and journals. She comes from a long line of bright and brief stars, each taken too Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins. © Jessica Spotswood. Powered by Wordpress and GoodLayers.

© Jessica Spotswood. Powered by Wordpress and GoodLayers. I'm a huge Jessica Spotswood fan so it shouldn't come as a surprise how much I enjoyed this book. I really liked the way the author handled so many of the thorny issues this book addressed, and there were quite a few. The thing I really like about Spotswood's books is that they are actually good books for teenagers to read. Jessica Spotswood is the author of the historical fantasy trilogy The Cahill Witch Chronicles and the contemporary novels Wild Swans and The Last Summer of the Garrett Girls. She is the editor of the anthologies A Tyranny of Petticoats: 15 Stories of Belles, Bank Robbers, amp; Other Badass Girls and The Radical Element: 12 Stories of.

You might know Jessica Spotswood from her historical fantasy trilogy, the Cahill Witch Chronicles, or you might know her as the editor of the upcoming anthology, A Tyranny of Petticoats. One thing’s for sure—Spotswood is no stranger to bringing heroines with heart, history, power, and personality to YA, and next year, she’s doing it with her first contemporary, Wild Swans. © Jessica Spotswood. Powered by Wordpress and GoodLayers. wild swans is a bold contemporary that tackles issues of the heart in a sensitive manner and makes for a really engaging read on a summer afternoon. it has a vaguely whimsical feel, one that leaves a strange sense of longing in your heart. the book mostly focuses on character development instead of plot development. this means that everyone in the book is well fleshed out and has their own unique vibe, which really appealed to me as a reader.