This book was absolutely amazing. I couldn’t put it down for days and I finally finished reading it today. It left me with a lot of questions and a lot of pity for poor Elphaba.
The book was so descriptive and well-written that you couldn’t help but feel bad when something bad happened to her or someone close to her died.
The book had a lot of political and religious talk in it as well, which only made it more believable. I imagine some people found that aspect of the book boring, but it needed to be there to provide some movement and meaning to the story.
Even though this book was just another version, I don’t think I’ll ever be able to watch the Wizard of Oz the same way again. And it really makes you wonder what Frank Baum had in mind when he was writing the book.