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This series is so good. This is one that I remember reading back in school. It‘s sad as when I was moving my books ended up getting damaged. I have ended up purchasing them in kindle now as it is just so good.
Love the old school adventure style and how more of the characters are revealed as you go.
Highly recommend this book.

Such, such a good book! Magic and adventure galore; the fast pace of this book kept me turning the pages. I highly recommend for anyone who enjoys fantasy reads!

A fun epic fantasy that hooked me! It's clean of language and raunche for you that care, and I loved the characters. So fun to read epics written by a female in a female perspective. It's a trilogy and I'm exited to read the rest!

“There come few times in a person‘s life where there is a clear choice,” said Cadvan at last. “The difference between one person and another is how they meet that choice.”

Just me, still thinking about rereading this series (and finally reading the prequel) 🤔🤔

I loved this series in high school. Home at that time could generously described as not fun - so fantasy worlds helped.

1. https://youtu.be/C8mVCfZR0tY : Judy You Hung The Moon by Harbour
2. After months of tough lockdown in Melbourne (for a long time we were restricted to within a 5km of home and were only meant to leave home for an hour a day for exercise), I was so happy that I could visit my Nana for her birthday! #thankfulthursday

I'm going to try and marathon this series in the next few weeks. Book one here is a reread but the rest will be first reads!

This author has a really wide range of talents!! I love her even more now!!!

My current reads, aside from Rhett Butler's People 📚📖

The books of Pellinor - wonderful fantasy series
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#thegift #theriddle #thecrow #thesinging #pellinor #Alisoncroggon #fantasy #fantasybooks #YA

Also reading "The Naming" by Alison Croggon.
Good fantasy base. Fun read. Enjoying the world building.

In my defense...I was left unsupervised...#bookhaul #thriftstorebookhaul

It‘s mixed for me. This book reminds me a bit of Tolkien‘s long winded (brilliant, but long winded) journeys and worlds full of magic and politics and history. This would be a great book for a tween or teen girl who loves that kind of story, because Maerad is an awesome hero. But these types of fantasy are not really my thing, and the writing felt repetitive and slightly bloated to me.

This is such a detailed high fantasy that could've been too dense for me if the writing was different. I know some of the politics, relationships and magic went over my head so I'll have to reread it once I pick up the sequels. There's so much going on but I didn't find it particularly overwhelming.

The ending was kick-ass!

The author clearly put a ton of thought and prep into this and it really shows.

IM FINALLY STARTING IT! CAN WE PLEASE ACKNOWLEDGE THIS DRASTIC COVER UPGRADE?!

One of the vets I work for brought me this awesome wrapping paper!! May just have to frame a piece of it! 💜💜

Such a beautiful day 😊

While Dylan usually is the perfect model, today he's too distracted by nature. Still, he's quite the golden boy. 💛

#ReadingWomenMonth #AustralianAuthors #Fantasy #yalit #AlisonCroggon #TheBookCorgi

I rediscovered this adorable little notebook the other day. I've been keeping track of what I read since high school, and this book started it all. I designed it and kept track of every book I read in its spreadsheets. When I went to college, I switched to a digital file, but this is too cute to throw out. 📒📖💕

Finally finished this one. It took a bit for me to get into it, and was slow in multiple parts, but I'm intrigued enough to go on to the second novel. @24in48

This series has been sitting on my shelves for years. Let's get started!

"Freedom was a fantasy... and like all illusions, it left her hungrier than before, only more keenly aware of how her soul starved within her, it's wings wasting with the despair of disuse" - Page 2

That moment when you open a book, to lands more familiar than your own 📖