Younger me would have loved this book I highly suggest it for younger teens who love fairy stories. ( )

Even though the plotlines of this book are nothing new (human child finds out that she's a faerie princess, scheming faerie princes, save the day, walking between Faerie and the Mortal Realm, blah blah blah) is none the less entertaining. Jones might be following the preordained set of thematic rule, but her characters are believable and her plot details are unique, and this is enough to make a relatively successful story. ( )

A fun, clean read for teens and younger but a bit predictable. ( )

Faerie Path is a story about a girl who finds herself in between two worlds, the one she knows as home and a place she has been missing from for 500 years. It's a cute story about love, lies, and family and how Tania, the main character, finds her way in the Faerie realm. This is book one of a series, a trilogy, so it kind of leaves you hanging a little bit. And drags on until the last 15 pages or so. Not a bad book though. ( )

This book started off very slow, with a typical unrealistic teenage my life is so fabulous type blather. However once Anita started visiting fairy the pace picked up and the dynamics of the story got much more interesting. ( )