This stunning conclusion to the Théâtre Illuminata trilogy whisks readers away in a whirlwind of enchantment and comedy, the latter mostly at the hands of four pesky fairies that follow the heroine around like a cloud of bad perfume. Bertie, who was raised by the compiled casts of every play ever written, has endured a lot during the two previous books (Eyes Like Stars and Perchance to Dream). Her magical gift with words causes more problems than it solves: She has

—Marissa Meyer