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The book Hidden Wings by Cameo Renae . Seventeen is a life changing age for Emma Wise. As her family's sole survivor in a car crash, she is left with a broken arm and a few scrapes and bruises. But these are only outward marks; inside, her heart is broken and the pieces scattered.The book Hidden Wings has a very interesting plot , with great characters and an interesting theme. In the story Hidden Wings there are many struggles . First , Emma Wise has an internal conflict with the fact that she has lost both of her parents. She also has a conflict when she is adopted by her aunt and has move to Alaska . She also has leave all of her friends behind . Kade has a conflict about the fact that he loves Emma and isn’t allowed to because her aunt doesn’t want any of the boys hitting on her. Alaine Gray is Emma’s aunt but is really Emma’s birth mom . …show more content…

One of these interesting characters is Emma. Emma is a great character . She really cares for other you can tell this by her actions in the book. When Caleb was taken she was told she would stay behind but she said “ Well, if it’s my fate to die … then I’ll die but if there’s always the chance I won’t . I’m not about to sit at, home locked in a room , while you guys are out there risking your lives because of me. I’m going with you , even if I have to run after you.” (183) She is also naive the way she acts to save people she hardly even knows . She ends up convincing the team to let her go in and try to distract the fallen angels while the others come in to rescue everyone else . “I was , risking my life to save a boy I didn’t even know, and my angel father and his best friend neither of whom I knew existed until today from supernatural beings who want me dead.” (336) Aside from having great characters the book also has a relatable theme

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