Kelly’s review of The Fairkind > Likes and Comments
Like
I typically refrain from interacting with reviews because I welcome honest opinions. However, I have since spoken with this reviewer and they understood some of the things they referenced to be a misunderstanding and advised me to address them in a comment under their review. I do not claim that this story is inspired by Native American folklore. Sure, the Fairkind could be considered an indigenous tribe given the defintion of these words. But they have no ties to Native Americans. Secondly, this book has absolutely nothing to do with any religions. Nor will any of the following books in this series. Thank you.
back to top
date
newest »
newest »
message 1:
by
Randolph
(new)
Dec 15, 2025 06:41PM
I typically refrain from interacting with reviews because I welcome honest opinions. However, I have since spoken with this reviewer and they understood some of the things they referenced to be a misunderstanding and advised me to address them in a comment under their review. I do not claim that this story is inspired by Native American folklore. Sure, the Fairkind could be considered an indigenous tribe given the defintion of these words. But they have no ties to Native Americans. Secondly, this book has absolutely nothing to do with any religions. Nor will any of the following books in this series. Thank you.
reply
|
flag
