From the very first page, Fell's writing is sharp and engaging. The characters feel like real people you'd love to hang out with, and their conversations are witty and natural. The story itself is a great blend of magical adventures and everyday drama, moving along at a lively pace that'll keep you hooked.
One of the best parts of "Disco Witches" is how perfectly it captures 1989. If you remember that era, you'll feel a wave of nostalgia. Fell nails the fashion, the music, and all the pop culture details of the late '80s. Reading it is like looking through an old photo album, bringing back memories of a time that felt carefree but was also on the edge of big changes.
Now, if you didn't live through the '80s, you might occasionally scratch your head at some of the specific pop culture mentions. The book is really tied to its time, which is a big part of its charm for those who were there. But even if you don't catch every reference, the main ideas of friendship, finding yourself, and discovering your own magic are easy to connect with.
Overall, "Disco Witches of Fire Island" is a joyful and charming book. Blair Fell has created a story that's special because of its setting but also relatable in its message. It's a great reminder of how important community, self-acceptance, and a little disco magic can be. So, put on your favorite '80s tunes and get ready for a delightful trip to Fire Island!
Carolina Dean
Disco Witch
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