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Currently Reading: Iron Widow – Xiran Jay Zhao
I’m currently making my way through Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao, and wow—there’s a lot to unpack already. I’d
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The Queen of Nothing – Holly Black
Before reading this review, you can learn more about Book 1, The Cruel Prince, here. Or you can read the
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The Wicked King – Holly Black
Before reading this review, you can learn more about Book 1, The Cruel Prince, here. World Building Holly Black’s The
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The Cruel Prince – Holly Black
World Building Holly Black’s Elfhame is a treacherous and vividly depicted faerie realm, where beauty and brutality coexist. The fae
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One For My Enemy – Olivie Blake
World Building Blake's portrayal of a magical Manhattan has intriguing potential but ultimately feels underdeveloped. The novel introduces a cityscape
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Daughter of the Moon Goddess – Sue Lynn Tan
Few books feel like stepping into a dream, but Daughter of the Moon Goddess by Sue Lynn Tan manages to do just
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One For All – Lillie Lainoff
World Building Lainoff's world-building in "One for All" is commendable, though not exceptional. The author skillfully describes the settings and
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My Lady Jane – Brodi Ashton, Cynthia Hand, and Jodi Meadows
The term Eðians is sometimes spelled as Ethians in different editions or references to the novel. The Old English letter
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