denies her the truth regarding her mother and the unwanted ties with that bind her to Keenan. Reception Reviews for the novel have been mostly positive, having received praise and acclaim from several notable names, including Publishers Weekly, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books. Wicked Lovely debuted at #8 on the New York Times children's books bestseller list, and reached as high as #2, and stayed there for 11 weeks. Annette Klause spoke highly of the work in The Washington Post, praising the "fully realized" world and the romance, while other reviewers, such as Charles de Lint, highlight both the tight plotting and the characterization. Nevertheless, there is some concern with the character of the Winter Queen: Klause found her to "a little too over the top to be totally threatening", while de Lint simply describes her as "a bit of a stock villain". The novel is described as being aimed at the Young Adult market, and some reviews chose to emphasize this, noting that the sexual tension and the "underlying darkness" ensure that Wicked Lovely is primarily appropriate for the over 12's. Book reviewer Matt Berman with Common Sense Media comments that, although it begins to tackle some mature themes that arise within young adult fiction, its "strong, fluid, and respectful characters are an asset" as they face both supernatural and adolescent issues, and is rated for ages 13+. Awards and honours New York Public Library's Books for the Teen Age 2008 Amazon's Best Books of 2007: Top 10 Editor's Picks: Teens IRA Notable Books 2008: Young Adult Fiction Translations and international release According to Marr's official website, the international translation rights have been sold to 26 different countries: English (North America)- HarperCollins English (UK)- HarperCollins German- Carlsen Verlag German Adult edition- Piper Verlag Italian- Fazi Editore French- Albin Michel Swedish- DAMM Forlag Spanish- Salamandra Finnish- WSOY Japanese- Tokyo Sogensha Portuguese (Brazil)– Rocco Portuguese (Portugal)- Saída de Emergência Indonesian- Gramedia Romanian- RAO Russian– Eksmo Thai- Pearl Printing Vietnamese– Innovative Publishing & Media Turkish- Artemis Yayinlari Hungarian- Kelly Kiado Polish- NASZA KSIĘGARNIA Chinese- Read 99 Estonian- Pegasus Croatian- Algoritam Bulgarian- Panorama Group Hebrew- Kinneret-Zmora Korean- Screenseller, LTD Within some countries the title has been altered. Some examples include the Swedish version published under the title Mer än ögat ser meaning 'More than the eye sees', in German under the title