Worlds of Ink and Shadow : A Novel of the Brontës (Hardcover)

from laVermeer

As WORLDS OF INK AND SHADOW opens, we meet the Brontë siblings as troubled teens. Their mother and two of their sisters have died, and to avoid their individual failings Charlotte and Branwell have retreated into a world literally of their own creation. Verdopolis begins to consume more and more ...

from jdifelice

I got this book in my January Owlcrate box. I started it then, read about 20 pages, and then just put it down and didn't pick it back up until now. I actually ended up enjoying this book more than I thought I would. I really liked the fantastical elements added to the Bronte siblings story and ho...

from bucketofrhymes

Eerie and compelling -- and the fact that this was inspired by the Bronte siblings' actual stories about imaginary worlds makes it all the more interesting. I haven't read many books by the Brontes, but that is going to change.

from LiteraryFeline

Originally posted on my blog: Worlds of Ink and Shadow by Lena Coakley Amulet Books, 2016 Fantasy; 352 pgs Source: NetGalley Lena Coakley's Witchlanders was among my favorites the year I read it. I was blown away by the world building, the characters and the overall story. I have been anxiously...

from pennma05

I received an eARC through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.This book just wasn't for me. As much as I love Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre, I haven't read anything else by the Brontes. The parts with Charlotte and Branwell disappearing into Verdopolis just felt strange to me. It was so...