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lizshayne 's review for:
The Seventh Bride
by T. Kingfisher
There are, my lit-crit brain tells me, authors out there who perform startling feats of stylistic excellence or who can turn sparseness into the poetic art of a winter's day.
And there are other authors, my reader brain responds, who tap right into your mind and heart and pull you along into the story with the hook-behind-the-navel feeling of a Portkey.
I love Ursula's art and her children's stories are a delight, but when she writes as T. Kingfisher, its as though she recognizes everything I love about fantasy and fairy tales and turns them into something even better. She's just that good. And this little book was perfect.
And there are other authors, my reader brain responds, who tap right into your mind and heart and pull you along into the story with the hook-behind-the-navel feeling of a Portkey.
I love Ursula's art and her children's stories are a delight, but when she writes as T. Kingfisher, its as though she recognizes everything I love about fantasy and fairy tales and turns them into something even better. She's just that good. And this little book was perfect.