Review of ‘Pan’s Labyrinth: The Labyrinth of the Faun’
Guillermo Del Toro’s fantastical film comes to life in this rich and vibrant novel that gives a new dimension to the film.
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Weekly Reading List #189
Can’t decide what to read next? Check out these titles and see if they tickle your fancy.
Review of ‘The Lost Coast’
A strange and unique novel that highlights representation for the LGBTQ community with magic, a thoughtful narrative, and beautiful language.
Review of ‘Bridge of the Gods’ (The Silver Mountain #1)
A beautiful story about the magic that lives in the world around us, capturing the beauty of nature and wildlife and bringing both to life with brilliance.
Weekly Reading List #188
Can’t decide how to use that Barnes and Noble coupon this 4th of July weekend? Well check out these titles and see if they tickle your fancy.
Review of ‘Spin the Dawn’ (The Blood of Stars #1)
A brilliant and unique mashup filled with adventure, growth, and magic.
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Weekly Reading List #187
Can’t decide what to read next? Check out these titles and see if they tickle your fancy.
Review of ‘What Kind of Girl’
An engaging, thought-provoking and compelling about two girls standing up in the face of the abuse the world has thrown their way.
Review of ‘Outlaws’ (Royal Academy Rebels #2)
Following the rag tag team of rebels bent on unveiling Headmistress Olivina’s villainy, Outlaws continues the story in this fun action packed story following the brave Princess Devin.
Weekly Reading List #186
Can’t decide what to read next? Check out these titles and see if they tickle your fancy.
Review of ‘Misfits’ (Royal Academy Rebels #1)
A fun way to tell a fairy tell about a group of kids who don’t want to conform and define their own futures.
Review of ‘The Last Hope’ (The Raging Ones #2)
While slightly more interesting than its predecessor, The Last Hope feels much too long as it drags at a snails pace.
