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Tag Archives: world-building
Review: Non-Heir by Rachel E Carter
Flawless. About the book: Prince. Prodigy. Mage. Perfect for fans of Throne of Glass, Falling Kingdoms, and Tamora Pierce. This novella follows Prince Darren as a child through adolescence and his first run-in with Ryiah at the Academy of … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy, fiction, friendship, magic, review, teen, YA, Young Adult
Tagged #amreading, #YAlit, fantasy, Rachel E Carter, world-building, YA, Young Adult
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Riverkeep by Martin Stewart
“Glorious, and gloriously satisfying” For generations, the job of Riverkeep has been passed on from father to son in Wulliam’s family. In a few week’s time when he turns sixteen, it will be his turn. But he’s not sure that … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy, fiction, review, supernatural, YA, Young Adult
Tagged 4 Piranhas, Book review, Claire Watts, fantasy, quest, review, world-building, YA, YA Book Prize 2017, Young Adult
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Memories of Ash by Intisar Khanani
Intisar Khanani is interviewed in the next edition of Book Bites. Sign up to receive a copy here. Goodreads blurb: In the year since she cast her sunbolt, Hitomi has recovered only a handful of memories. But the truths of the … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy, fiction, review, teen, Uncategorized, YA, Young Adult
Tagged #YAlit, fantasy, favourite books, five star books, Intisar Khanani, mages, magic, world-building, Young Adult
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The Sin Eater’s Daughter by Melinda Salisbury
Shortlisted for the 2016 YA Book Prize Twylla is offered the chance to live in the court as the future wife of the heir to the throne. This means giving up her destiny as Sin Eater after her mother dies, … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy, fiction, review, teen, YA, Young Adult
Tagged 4 Piranhas, Book review, books, Claire Watts, fantasy, Melinda Salisbury, review, Teen, world-building, YA, YA book prize, YA Book Prize 2016, Young Adult
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Ways of the Doomed by Moira McPartlin
Book 1 of the Sun Song Trilogy I love a book set in the future or in the past or in a different world altogether. I love that part at the beginning when the action is already going on and … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy, fiction, review, teen, YA, Young Adult
Tagged 5 piranhas, 5-star read, Book review, books, Claire Watts, clifi, dystopia, dystopian, language, Moira McPartlin, recommended, review, Teen, Ways of the Doomed, world-building, YA, Young Adult
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The Wee Free Men by Terry Pratchett
‘You can’t grow a witch on chalk,’ says travelling witch Miss Tick to her toad. And yet, here she is, Tiffany Aching, nine years old and seeing off monsters and headless horsemen with nothing more than a frying pan and … Continue reading
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Tagged 5 piranhas, Book review, Claire Watts, fantasy, recommended, review, Teen, Terry Pratchett, world-building, Young Adult
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The Agben School by Jo Sparkes
Official blurb: Agben had stood for a thousand years. A mysterious school housing more than students, it was the seat of the powerful Women of Agben, and the center for harnessing the potency of herbs. Few knew all that transpired … Continue reading
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Tagged 4 Piranhas, Agben School, fantasy, Jo Sparkes, Katy Haye, pace, tension, twists, world-building
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The Birr Elixir by Jo Sparkes
Official blurb: When a young apprentice makes a mysterious elixir from a recipe in an old book, she’s suddenly the talisman for a daring Gamesman – and the weapon in the conspiracy against a prince. Review by Katy Haye: I … Continue reading
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Tagged 4 Piranhas, fantasy, Katy Haye, world-building, YA, Young Adult
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