- June 29, 2018
- Fabian Denter
A Wish Upon A Star
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About
"A Wish Upon A Star" is a charming Point and Click game, where players follow a child with a big imagination and an even bigger wish. The game features vibrant puzzles and kind characters, making for an intriguing and wholesome story. With no written text, it's an accessible experience for all players, regardless of language.
- The characters, especially Leslie, Erica, and Siena, are well-developed and relatable, making the story emotionally engaging.
- The portrayal of autism through Siena is nuanced and realistic, showcasing the challenges and joys of raising a child with special needs.
- The romance between Leslie and Erica is a heartfelt slow burn, filled with genuine emotion and depth, making it a refreshing read for mature audiences.
- Some readers found the pacing slow, which may detract from the overall engagement of the story.
- A few minor editing errors and inconsistencies in character names were noted, which could disrupt the reading experience.
- The epilogue was considered anticlimactic by some, taking away from the emotional impact of the main story's conclusion.
story
81 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in "A Wish Upon a Star" is a heartfelt and unique love tale that centers on the emotional journeys of two women, Leslie and Erica, as they navigate their relationship while raising Erica's autistic daughter, Siena. Reviewers praise the well-crafted characters and the authentic representation of family dynamics, particularly the challenges and joys of parenting a child with special needs. The narrative is described as a slow-burn romance filled with warmth, emotional depth, and relatable struggles, making it a memorable and touching read.
“I have to confess that Levig consistently makes me shed a tear when I read one of her books because she crafts her story in such a way that one can feel the dilemmas and emotional anguish the characters face.”
“The story was solid and endearing; the romantic aspects believable and engaging and the central theme of family so touching!”
“Levig crafted an utterly compelling, thought-provoking, heart-wrenching, heartwarming story with characters who immediately entranced me from the get-go, hooked me in and I was addicted.”
“The story is a little too predictable, with all the tropes of a tear-jerker, but Ms. Levig writes well and manages to navigate through the book without being overly sentimental.”
“What was only perceived as just who Erica was became a pivotal point to Leslie, adding another complex layer to their journey as the story progressed.”
“The author really recognized what it takes to parent a child with ASD and her story touched on all the feels.”