Disney Wings of Starlight: the sweeping, star-crossed romantic fantasy from bestselling author Allison Saft Paperback – 13 Feb. 2025

Beautiful book, that I would recommend to any tinkerbell fans and lovers of soft romance. Not only did it bring back my old love of fairy's but also was loved by my niece who is just getting into these kind of stories. I love the almost coming if age, learning to trust in yourself kind of aspect to it

I used to love the pixie hollow films, and the relationship between queen clarion and lord milory always intrigued me.Would recommend for any fantasy/fae lover however, Amazon really needs to find a different way in sending books. They always end up damaged by the time they get to me, using bubble wrap may help prevent damage in transit.

Firstly, I should say that I am not up to date with this world, so I went into this story *nearly* blind. But what a ride! Star-crossed lovers, self-discovery, yearning – all things I love!The cover is so beautiful and is what initially caught my eye when I saw this book advertised and as soon as I read up about it, I knew I had to read it immediately.I really enjoyed the characters in this story, all very distinguishable and different from one another and I love the Pixie Hollow world. The writing was well done, and I was full immersed in the magic Alison Saft brought to light.HOWEVER, that ending – is there a part two? I cannot DEAL without the Happily Ever After! I NEED that in my life. I felt kind of empty after that ending and that’s why I had to knock half a star off. Very sad.Quotes:“For those who see the world as it could be: brighter and full of magic”“When things seem impossibly dark, bulb flowers are sparks of hope. It takes time for things to bloom. You just have to be patient and nurturing. So be nice to yourself. You’ll grow into it, I promise.”“It was strangely comforting— and strangely beautiful, to be known without having to speak a word.”“Clarion." He said her name like a plea. "Weighed against your life, they are nothing to me. I would make that trade every time.”

This was the story we needed to fully understand what happened within tinkerbells wing braking, and then to find out the lord of winters wing was broken as well… that was very sad as a child

I went into this book knowing it wouldn’t have a happy ending, did that mean I still loved it 100%.Only suggest watching the tinkerbell movie afterwards so you can watch them having there happy ending afterwards.

Beautiful story. I hope that more Pixie Hollow inspired stories are released.

While I did have conflicting feelings at times, overall I really did enjoy this! I always seem to like Allison's books, and I was so excited for this oneI was hooked from the very start, it jumps right in and keeps the same steady pace throughout. The pacing is somewhat slower but it was still a quick read, it didn't feel like 400 pages at all. As usual, the writing was absolutely gorgeous. It felt exactly like Pixie Hollow, it was whimsical and atmospheric and I was completely immersedI would love a sort of sequel that follows up after the movie or maybe even ties in with it in some way, because the ending was pretty bittersweet which I don't mind but here it was dissatisfying. I knew going in that, because of the original Pixie Hollow stories, the story had to end the way it did and the author would be limited but I was really hoping for something that would make me feel a real sense of conviction about it. I wanted to feel like it was really warranted and while still saddening, it would be understandable. But in the end it felt more like it happened just because it had toAt first I wasn't sure about the romance but after sitting on it for a bit and watching the movie again, it was really well done. I think the issue I had is that while I enjoyed the plot and the descriptive writing, they totally eclipsed the romance at times. It felt like you'd get the beginning of a deeper scene between them and then it would get pushed to the side to focus on the plot. I did enjoy the plot but I think most people are here for the romance with this book. But the romance we got, I enjoyed. I loved that it stuck to tidbit we get in the movie, I loved their meetings on the bridge and the way they saw each other more than anyone else. The yearning and the longing was so good and Milori himself was perfectionNow while I didn't love that the romance felt pushed aside in favor of the plot sometimes, I did enjoy the plot itself. It was really interesting to see Clarion, who we know as pretty steadfast and regal, struggling to learn who she is and how she will rule. Her journey to becoming the leader we know her as was really well done. And the storyline about the Nightmares kept me totally hooked and added to the worldbuilding really wellI loved that Clarion and Milori fully match their original characterizations. Clarion absolutely radiates warmth and empathy and Milori is somewhat reserved but unbelievably caring. His devotion shines through. I loved seeing Clarion with a similar inquisitiveness to Tinkerbell because I think you get that in the movies too that she understands that side of her. I really did love following their journey and connected with them deeply as individuals. I would have loved for this to be dual POV!Pretty much every other character outside of those two is original but they are so well done you wouldn't question they could be from Disney. From their names and descriptions to their personalities, they're so accurate to the fairies of Pixie Hollow and you can't help but feel drawn to them. They all feel well fleshed out and layered too. And the extra sprinkle of yearning between Artemis and Petra? Adorable. I've seen some complaints about the LGBT rep and I'm here to say I love them and I hope they live happily ever after and the religious crazies can get over themselvesI didn't love this quite as much as I wanted to, I was hoping for full obsession, but I did enjoy it quite a lot and I want more Disney fairy books so bad (also if we got this book as a movie I would literally die)

The book arrived but the cover is different to what was advertised. My daughter was rather disappointed as it was not as described.