" The story was very good, but in my opinion the writing had no depth. Levine alternated between the perspective of the wind-God and the girl Kezi. In this case, I believe the story would have been better if she stayed with one perspective or wrote in third person. There was no character development, and it is very difficult to relate to them or to even feel like they were human, this is especially true in Kezi's case. I was expecting for a twist in the plot near the end but the story carried on exactly as planned, which was boring. I also found it disturbing that the author portrayed God as cruel or unreal. I delighted in Ella Enchanted, so I was surprised that the author didn't make me fall in love with her characters as she had in Ella Enchanted. I also did not like the epilogue and I wish the author would have left the future of Kezi and Olus more to the imagination. However there was a happy ending and I'm a sucker for happy endings =]] So just for that the book was enjoyable "
— Virginia, 1/29/2014