That was...weird.

Weird isn't really a bad thing.  And Wink Poppy Midnight wasn't a bad book. It was just really, really weird.  It was poetic magical realism and floaty and heady and all of that.  And that isn't bad.  And it was really well written.  It was just really weird- for me!
Many write ups and ads for the book say that if one is a fan of Holly Black and/or We Were Liars, they will enjoy WPM.  I can totally see why that would be true.  This was more lyrical than those  WWL or any Holly Black book I have read, but I haven't read many.
It is told from three POVs.  The female characters are pretty unlikable, but yet still likable.  And the guy character was very likable in my opinion.  I was a little bit confused by it all, but I got the gist.  It's a smart book, I think.  And I didn't see the twist coming at all.  But it was a little too out there for me to give it more than 3 of 5 stars.  But that says more about me than the book.