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Tag Archives: children’s fantasy
Classic Review: Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief
Things are a little busy around here for NaNoWriMo right now…so I’m opening up my archives and sharing another Classic Review. Right now I have kind of a thing for fairy tales. When I was younger, though, I had a … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Juvenile, Reviews
Tagged books, children's books, children's fantasy, fantasy, Greek Gods, Greek mythology, Lightning Thief, magic, mythology, myths, Percy Jackson, Poseidon, reading, Rick Riordan, satyr, Zeus
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A Castle with a Mind of Its Own
What if a castle was alive? That idea is the big draw for me in Tuesdays at the Castle by Jessica Day George. The castle of the title would be a very confusing place to live, but it’s great fun … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Juvenile, Reviews
Tagged books, castle, Celie, children's fantasy, Jessica Day George, magic, reading, Tuesdays at the Castle
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Following a Talking Cat to a Secret Country
I read The Secret Country by Jane Johnson years ago–at least, I have to believe my book list when it tells me I did! It was a book that I really couldn’t remember anything about (which is rare), except just … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Juvenile, Reviews
Tagged Ben Arnold, book reviews, books, children's fantasy, Eidolon Chronicles, Jane Johnson, reading, talking cat, The Secret Country
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Twelve Princesses, Plus One
What if the twelve dancing princesses had another sister? That’s the premise of The Thirteenth Princess by Diane Zahler, retelling the fairy tale of the twelve dancing princesses from the point of view of their youngest sister, Zita. This story … Continue reading
Talking to Animals, Fighting Monsters
It’s not one of my reading challenges, but I have a personal goal this year to re-read Tamora Pierce’s Tortall books. I’ve been reading her new books as they come out, but it had been years since I read the … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, books, children's fantasy, Daine, fantasy, magic, reading, Tamora Pierce, The Immortals
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