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This series is just so atmospheric.

The Girl in the Tower (The Winternight Trilogy, #2) by Katherine Arden

December 31, 2018 by narfna Leave a Comment

I need to remember when it comes time to read #3 in this series that I will need at least a week to get through it. Arden’s writing is lovely and her story fascinating and absorbing, but I find it stressful as hell, and I kept having to put it down before I could keep going again. Basically every bad thing that can happen, does. (But by the end, you get a nice sense of resolution, which is necessary because of all the previously mentioned […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, History Tagged With: fantasy, historical fantasy, Katherine Arden, narfna, russian folk tales, The Girl in the Tower, the winternight trilogy

narfna's CBR10 Review No:170 · Genres: Fantasy, History · Tags: fantasy, historical fantasy, Katherine Arden, narfna, russian folk tales, The Girl in the Tower, the winternight trilogy ·
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I absolutely fell in love with this book.

November 15, 2015 by narfna 6 Comments

This book was scrumptious, and I devoured it. I stayed up so late reading it I legit almost fell asleep at work the next day. So there’s this dragon who lives near an evil wood, and once every ten years, he chooses a girl from a local village to take into his castle. In return for protecting the people from the corruption of the Wood, they allow him to choose freely from their daughters. But this dragon doesn’t have claws or wings; he has magic. He’s […]

Filed Under: Fantasy Tagged With: Fairy Tales, fantasy, Naomi novik, narfna, romance, russian folk tales, uprooted

narfna's CBR7 Review No:170 · Genres: Fantasy · Tags: Fairy Tales, fantasy, Naomi novik, narfna, romance, russian folk tales, uprooted ·
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