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The Empire of Dreams
An exciting, satisfying read that will appeal to lovers of “The Girl of Fire and Thorns” or fans of Tamora Pierce’s “Protector of the Small” series.
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Infinity Son
Fans of Cassandra Clare, Mackenzie Lee’s Loki, Brandon Sanderson’s Steelheart, Kiersten White’s Slayer and Marissa Meyer’s “Renegades” series will love this magical book that embodies it all: romance, heartbreak, deceit, shifting loyalties, revenge, power struggles, violence, and complicated origin stories.
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Shadow Frost
Asterin is a strong and realistically flawed heroine, and the other characters are satisfactorily fleshed out, but the book’s pacing is uneven. Recommended only for larger libraries where fantasy is popular.
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Dark Shores
Exhilarating fantasy-adventure romance for fans of Tricia Levenseller's Daughter of the Pirate King, Alexandra Christo's To Kill a Kingdom, or Natalie C. Parker's Seafire. Readers will eagerly await the next book in the series.
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Stepsister
This first-rate fairy-tale retelling effectively portrays female strength and determination and will resonate with readers who want to be valued for who they are, not what they look like.
Claire Eliza Bartlett on Her Feminist Military Fantasy, "We Rule the Night"
In We Rule the Night, debut YA author Claire Eliza Bartlett has written a thrilling, magic-infused feminist adventure inspired by the female Soviet military aviators from World War II. Bartlett discusses gender double standards, dieselpunk, and the authors who’ve inspired her.
We Rule the Night
For fans of Leigh Bardugo's "Shadow and Bone" series, Gennifer Albin's Crewel, or Kathryn Lasky's Night Witches, who like complex, multivolume feminist fantasies, full of sharply realized characterizations, intriguing magical elements, and twisty plots.
We Rule the Night
For fans of Leigh Bardugo’s “Shadow and Bone” series, Gennifer Albin’s Crewel, or Kathryn Lasky’s Night Witches, who like complex, multivolume feminist fantasies, full of sharply realized characterizations, intriguing magical elements, and twisty plots.
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