The Fourth Wish: The Art of Wishing: Book 2
Jul 2014 · Sold by Penguin
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In this captivating sequel to The Art of Wishing, Margo has unintentionally become a mystical genie and now has to navigate the complexities of her newfound powers—all while trying to finish high school.
“Ribar deals with surprisingly heavy themes in this sequel, despite the lighter-than-air premise, including the pressure to conform, the construction of self, and the ever-evolving nuance of what is the ‘right’ thing.”—Kirkus Reviews
Magic will change her life forever—whether she likes it or not.
Here’s what Margo McKenna knows about genies: She’s seen Aladdin more times than she can count; she’s made three wishes on a magic ring; she’s even fallen head over heels in love with Oliver, the cute genie whose life she saved by fighting off his archenemy. But none of this prepared her for the shock of becoming a genie herself.
At a time when she’s trying to figure out who she wants to be, Margo is forced to become whomever her master wants. Everything she’s taken for granted—graduating from high school, going to college, performing in the school musical, even being a girl—is called into question. But she’s also coming into a power she never imagined she’d have.
How will Margo reconcile who she is with what she’s becoming? And where will she and Oliver stand when she’s done?
“Ribar deals with surprisingly heavy themes in this sequel, despite the lighter-than-air premise, including the pressure to conform, the construction of self, and the ever-evolving nuance of what is the ‘right’ thing.”—Kirkus Reviews
Magic will change her life forever—whether she likes it or not.
Here’s what Margo McKenna knows about genies: She’s seen Aladdin more times than she can count; she’s made three wishes on a magic ring; she’s even fallen head over heels in love with Oliver, the cute genie whose life she saved by fighting off his archenemy. But none of this prepared her for the shock of becoming a genie herself.
At a time when she’s trying to figure out who she wants to be, Margo is forced to become whomever her master wants. Everything she’s taken for granted—graduating from high school, going to college, performing in the school musical, even being a girl—is called into question. But she’s also coming into a power she never imagined she’d have.
How will Margo reconcile who she is with what she’s becoming? And where will she and Oliver stand when she’s done?
In this captivating sequel to The Art of Wishing, Margo has unintentionally become a mystical genie and now has to navigate the complexities of her newfound powers—all while trying to finish high school.
“Ribar deals with surprisingly heavy themes in this sequel, despite the lighter-than-air pre...
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Melaine Wong
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December 13, 2014
Hope i can find and buy that book!!
About the author
Lindsay Ribar lives in New York City, where she works in book publishing by day and writes YA novels by night. She is the author of The Art of Wishing, The Fourth Wish, and Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies, as well as The Pros of Cons (co-written with Alison Cherry and Michelle Schusterman). Lindsay attends far too many concerts, watches far too much nerdy TV, and consumes fanfiction like it's made out of chocolate. She is fond of wine, cheese, and really cool accents. Ask her about her Harry Potter tattoo.
Lindsay Ribar lives in New York City, where she works in book publishing by day and writes YA novels by night. She is the author of The Art of Wishing, The Fourth Wish, and Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies, as well as The Pros of Cons (co-written with Alison Cherry and Michelle Schusterman). Lindsay att...
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