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Beware the Evil that Lives in the Wood…

May 27, 2015 by HillaryM Leave a Comment

All her life, Agnieszka has known two things: that she must stay away from the Wood at all costs, and that every ten years, the Dragon emerges from his tower to select a girl to serve him for the next ten years. (He’s not the fire-breathing sort of dragon, but rather the wizard tasked with protecting their valley.) She knows all too well the horrors inflicted when the Wood claims a victim, but she’s not terribly concerned about the Dragon. After all, everyone has known all […]

Filed Under: Fantasy Tagged With: baba yaga, crosspost, fantasy, Naomi novik, persephone magazine, uprooted, ya fantasy, young adult fantasy

HillaryM's CBR7 Review No:4 · Genres: Fantasy · Tags: baba yaga, crosspost, fantasy, Naomi novik, persephone magazine, uprooted, ya fantasy, young adult fantasy ·
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No helpless damsels in distress here

May 22, 2015 by yesknopemaybe 4 Comments

I haven’t read much fantasy, but a friend gave it rave reviews so I tried this one and ended up loving it. Uprooted was such a satisfying thrill of a read. I don’t want to go into much detail about the plot because it’ll ruin the twists and turns, but here’s the basic premise. The world of Uprooted is based on an ancient fictional Poland and is vaguely reminiscent of old Eastern European fairy tales (including the famous Baba Yaga). There are several villages in […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction Tagged With: Dark Fantasy, Fiction, Naomi novik, uprooted

yesknopemaybe's CBR7 Review No:15 · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction · Tags: Dark Fantasy, Fiction, Naomi novik, uprooted ·
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