Fairyland: The Girl Who Fell Beneath Fairyland and Led the Revels There (Series #2) (Paperback)

from peptastic

Not since the Harry Potter series have we seen different facets of our favourite characters through the lens of the hero. One of my favourite aspects of Harry Potter was how the characters remained true to themselves but we got to see how they changed through Harry. Professor McGonagall seemed le...

from peptastic

Not since the Harry Potter series have we seen different facets of our favourite characters through the lens of the hero. One of my favourite aspects of Harry Potter was how the characters remained true to themselves but we got to see how they changed through Harry. Professor McGonagall seemed le...

from salimbol

A wonderful read: inventive, delightfully female-oriented, with dazzling imagery and the most gorgeous use of language (I *must* have a listen to the audio version of this). Valente plays gleefully with classic fantasy tropes, sneaking in some clever commentary, but at the same time builds in sol...

from beserene

This YA/children's novel is the sequel to Valente's brilliant and beautiful 'The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making', which started the Fairyland series out with a high bar. The second installment is, if perhaps not quite as engaging as the first, still brilliant and b...

from heaven_star

Let's be honest, I probably could have given this 5 stars before even cracking the spine. I loved the first Fairyland book, it was dark and whimsical and lyrical in exactly the right proportions.I liked this one just as much. This is the underbelly of Fairyland, it's the shadow-self of the first ...