

Interesting, but not entirely substantiated scholarship— still, definitely worth the read and fascinating 🧚🍁💀not for the weak-stomached scholar, that‘s for sure
Interesting, but not entirely substantiated scholarship— still, definitely worth the read and fascinating 🧚🍁💀not for the weak-stomached scholar, that‘s for sure
I'm a bit more than halfway through this but it isn't grabbing me. TBH I find it weird when European mythical creatures are transposed onto American soil. The protagonist is 16 years old and that seems to be the target audience. Slow going but not terrible. Megan does tend to jump into situations that have me going 'Stop and think!' but, hey, she's 16 🤗
Ugh!!!!
Why???
Finished this one today. It was ok and I didn‘t DNF. But, yeah.
I had been looking forward to this book so much, and it did not disappoint!
Emily's story continues with the characters we fell in love with moving on to a new journey with a few new companions.
The delightful tone and banter of the first book continues, as the character relationships grow and deepen, making this a great follow up, but also leaving me craving the next book in the series!
@Princess-Kingofkings thank you so much for the wonderful gift! I adore the book, and I haven‘t tried the sugar cookie Reese‘s cups, so I‘m so excited to try them! ❤️💚❤️💚
And thank you again to @bookish_wookish for hosting this lovely swap! #LCS #LittleChristmasSwap
Even better than the first installment in this series. More action, the addition of of a faerie cat 🐈⬛ (Orga), and romance. Very enjoyable and I am excited to read whatever comes next.
Emily and Wendell and some new friends get into all sorts of fairy predicaments in the Alps! I‘ll be counting down to the next entry in February.
“The problem is not the packing, I admit; I simply dislike travelling. Why people wish to wander to and fro when they could simply remain at home is something I will never understand. Everything is the way I like it here.”
I feel ya there, Wendell.