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Heir to Sevenwaters
Heir to Sevenwaters | Juliet Marillier
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The chieftains of Sevenwaters have long been custodians of a vast and mysterious forest?and a new heir has been born. But the family?s joy turns to despair when the baby is taken, and something unnatural is left in his place. To reclaim her newborn brother, Clodagh must enter the shadowy Otherworld and confront the powerful prince who rules there?
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thepostman96
thepostman96
Heir to Sevenwaters | Juliet Marillier
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I love this series!

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JazzFeathers
JazzFeathers
Heir to Sevenwaters. Juliet Marillier | Juliet Marillier
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#TuesdayTidBits

1. The Twelve Swans. I love the Princess's courage and determination
2. The Snow Queen
3. The TV series Beauty and the Beauty from the 1980s
4. @Sorceryandswords

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JulieAnn
JulieAnn
Heir to Sevenwaters | Juliet Marillier
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I really liked this book. Of course it was only after I finished it did I realize that this was the fourth in the series. Despite that, I had no trouble following the story and keeping track of the characters. Clodagh is a very compelling heroine.

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ElyssaReads
ElyssaReads
Heir to Sevenwaters | Juliet Marillier
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Picked this up at the library book sale for $0.50! I read the Sevenwaters trilogy over ten years ago and enjoyed this look back into the world through the eyes of the next generation. Now I wish I still had the first 3 to reread! Time for a trip to the library.

TrishB I loved these 💗 8y
Lizbies_nerdy_world These books are great!!! 8y
EnchantedFandom I read this and loved it!!! 8y
EnchantedFandom I kept all her book and ever few years go back and read them. They always help me out in rough times of my life!! 8y
ElyssaReads @EnchantedFandom nice! I think I gave my others away during a move but now I need to track a set of them back down! Good books for sure. 8y
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ElyssaReads
ElyssaReads
Heir to Sevenwaters | Juliet Marillier

Not sure if any of my Litsy friends have read this but I can't help but picture Becan as baby Groot.

aforestofpages How are you liking the Sevenwaters series? I'm thinking of starting it sometime this summer and would love to hear your thoughts! 8y
ElyssaReads @aforestofpages I LOVED the original trilogy when I first read them 10+ years ago so this is my first fresh look at the world since then. I think the author combines fantasy and some romance well and does a great job of building the world and characters for you before jumping into the story. I'd say they're worth a try for sure! Son of the Shadows is probably my favorite but Daughter of the Forest is fantastic as well. 8y
Donna_sBookMinute I can see that. The facial expression 💖 8y
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Lindsy
Lindsy
Heir to Sevenwaters | Juliet Marillier
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Juliet Marillier is one of my favorite authors. Clodagh is atypical of her usual heroines because she isn't a seer or especially in tune with the Fair Folk. I loved this story. Her writing is sweeping and epic.

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