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A review by brittrivera
Wayward Witch by Zoraida Córdova
4.0
I was was SO excited when I was approved for this book on NetGalley because I have been waiting for Rose's story since Labyrinth Lost. I love my girl Alex, but I was always so curious about Rose and her powers - especially when they started to change. This book did not disappoint. It is a fantastic, lyrical, inclusive story that transported me to the world of Adas. It's a world that feels so new and exciting, but at the same time familiar because I can see myself and my family in these sisters and their culture. This story is a celebration of being Latinx and the places we come from and it made my heart sing.
I loved how this book connected to the others in the series; I feel like because I know about Lula and Alex I could understand Rose's struggle that much more. But I also liked how the story was all her own and about coming into her own and embracing her own power. I loved the new characters introduced especially Iris and Lin. I loved how this book, in a series where family and sisterhood are foundational, takes that concept and expands it and makes it mean so much more.
This book is a wonderful conclusion to the story of the Mortiz sisters. However, I am asking once again for a Nova book!
*Thank you to NetGalley & SOURCEBOOKS Fire for the e-arc of this book.*
I loved how this book connected to the others in the series; I feel like because I know about Lula and Alex I could understand Rose's struggle that much more. But I also liked how the story was all her own and about coming into her own and embracing her own power. I loved the new characters introduced especially Iris and Lin. I loved how this book, in a series where family and sisterhood are foundational, takes that concept and expands it and makes it mean so much more.
This book is a wonderful conclusion to the story of the Mortiz sisters. However, I am asking once again for a Nova book!
*Thank you to NetGalley & SOURCEBOOKS Fire for the e-arc of this book.*