A fun, clean fairy tale retelling! Best listened to, I think, rather than read.
I don't know the actual Hans Christian Anderson version of the Snow Queen; all I know is "Frozen." This duology (it's two novels and one set of short stories, which I didn't read) is similar to "Frozen" in feel but ...
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The Ballad of Never After by Stephanie Garber
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Let It Snow
Another winner from Beth Moran! I just love these feel-good chick lit Christmas stories, all set in Sherwood Forest.
This one follows Bea, a local weathergirl on the news channel who has been in love with the same on-again, off-again boyfriend for most of her life. Adam is a would-be rockstar who ...
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A Conflict of Visions, Thomas Sowell
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Review of The Murder of Mr Wickham
A great idea, though the execution of it was so-so.
In this blend of Jane Austen and Agatha Christie, many of Austen's main characters assemble in a house party thrown by the Knightleys. Unfortunately, George Wickham crashes the party, and then turns up dead. It's many years since several of the ...
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The Hidden Queen by Kenley Davidson
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Review of The Captive Throne
As the end of a series (a duology in this case, where Evaraine and Danric are the main characters, in the larger series of Abreia), this one kind of fell flat to me. The world is the same as it was for the first two books, so that wasn't the issue -- I still get immersed in Davidson's alternate ...
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The Ghost Bride by Yangsze Choo
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Review of The Ballad of Never After
Ugh, what a let-down! And even so, I raced through it, so I feel like I have to give it at least three stars.
My general impression of Garber's books is that they're colorful and whimsical in the extreme, filled with lavish balls and gowns, and magic without rules or logic. The plots always ...
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Review of The Hidden Queen
Leisa's and Kyrion's stories get wrapped up by the second book in this series; this one picks up with peripheral characters from the first two, Princess Evaraine of Farhall and Prince Danric of Garimore. Neither seemed like compelling characters in the first two books, so that was an interesting ...
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