Ever since reading What Moves the Dead, I’ve become a huge fan of T. Kingfisher’s books, snapping them up left and right. I love how the author manages to effortlessly pivot from sweet and quirky fairytale retellings to dark and twisted horror stories. In Thornhedge, Kingfisher manages to merge both of these genres with aplomb, creating a simultaneously sweet, but dark and violent retelling of the classic tale Sleeping Beauty. […]
Ten Thousand Stitches is my first time reading a novel by Olivia Atwater, but it certainly won’t be my last. I didn’t read this novel’s predecessor in the author’s Regency Fairy Tale series, and thankfully, this did not lessen my enjoyment of Ten Thousand Stitches at all, which can be read as a standalone. I was happily surprised at what a charming, eclectic read this novel is, which is anything […]
The Two Princesses of Bamarre was one of my favorite books growing up and when I saw Emily @ Monsterlady’s Diary rereading it, I was inspired to read it as well. I was worried that The Two Princesses of Bamarre might not be as great as little Kate remembered the novel, but I needn’t have worried–even for an adult reader, The Two Princesses of Bamarre is a delightful and magical […]