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Feminist musketeers

All For One by Lillie Lainoff

January 7, 2023 by Sophia Leave a Comment

I first saw One For All (2022) by Lillie Lainoff on NPR’s Best Books List, I was intrigued, but a little unsure. It looked like a young adult, feminist retelling of the Three Musketeers, but the protagonist was plagued by dizziness. I was curious how she would be able to fight and hopeful that the book would be good. The beginning of the book definitely drew me in. Tania de Batz is sixteen years old, living in a small, French town with her mother and […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: Lillie Lainoff

Sophia's CBR15 Review No:2 · Genres: Fiction, Young Adult · Tags: Lillie Lainoff ·
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Brunette w/Sword outstretched, surrounded by the points of other swords

“We are the ones who ensure history exists to be written.”

One for All by Lillie Lainoff

March 12, 2022 by NTE 7 Comments

Have you ever heard the saying (not the Groucho Marx version, but the earnest one) about becoming a member of a club you don’t want to be a member of? It might just be pretty common in the circles I’ve run in, because I’ve mostly heard people talk about it in relation to loss – How you never want to become &/or welcome a new member to the parents of kids who’ve died club, or the widows’ club. Definitely clubs you do not want to […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Young Adult Tagged With: #fantasy, Ableism, cbr14, chronic illness, disability lit, feminist, feminist fantasy, historical fantasy, Lillie Lainoff, Musketteers, One For All, pots, YA

NTE's CBR14 Review No:1 · Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult · Tags: #fantasy, Ableism, cbr14, chronic illness, disability lit, feminist, feminist fantasy, historical fantasy, Lillie Lainoff, Musketteers, One For All, pots, YA ·
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