The Kings and Queens of Roam : A Novel (Paperback)

from Alexander19

This book read like fairy tell, about two sisters, one blind and beautiful and the other healthy and ugly. Of course they begin to go against each other and we discover that the ugly sister has been misleading the blind one. And then the secondary characters, good lord I needed a glossary to keep...

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I was immediately engaged by the playful language and whimsical characters and setting. Wallace is a joy to read. The novel is well-written and encourages the reader to consider those they have loved, yet wronged in the past. Nobody is innocent in this book. In the end, we all have done things w...

from micahmom2002

It was an ok read for me. A bit lengthy in spots and lots of characters to keep track of. The ending was a bit abrupt but the book did hild my interest.

from randalrh

Magical realism is no surprise from Daniel Wallace. This particular version is about contrasts, family, choices, and a lot about decay, of various kinds. Its themes might really get to you, but they didn't really get to me.

from micahmom2002

It was an ok read for me. A bit lengthy in spots and lots of characters to keep track of. The ending was a bit abrupt but the book did hild my interest.