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Tag: retelling

Home›Posts Tagged "retelling" (Page 3)
  • Book ReviewsFantasyHistoricalRetelling
    By Jonathan Thornton
    April 3, 2021
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    SISTERSONG by Lucy Holland (BOOK REVIEW)

    “I wander so long, it feels as though I’ve crossed some hidden boundary. I’ve left our world for theirs – the nameless land where goddesses sing ...
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  • Book ReviewsFantasyRetelling
    By Nils
    March 8, 2021
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    THE SECOND BELL by Gabriela Houston (BOOK REVIEW)

    The Second Bell by debut author Gabriela Houston is a beautiful atmospheric blend of Polish folklore, coming of age and dark fantasy.  The story centres around ...
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  • Book ReviewsFantasyRetellingYA
    By Asha
    February 9, 2021
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    THORN by Intisar Khanani (BOOK REVIEW)

    Content warning: Heroine’s family vary from emotionally to physically abusive. I first read Thorn in 2018, as a self-published novel, and I loved its smart, wry, ...
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