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My Imaginary Mary
by Brodi Ashton, Cynthia Hand, Jodi Meadows
slow-paced
IT’S [MOSTLY] ALIVE.
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I have an up and down relationship with these books. In the previous set, I loved the first and then things started going downhill from there.
This felt like a turn back to the original My Lady Jane. HALLELUJAH.
What a fun book. It’s very quirkny and had interesting twists and turn of phrases that absolutely made me laugh more than once. I love the vibe of these reads and the unique take on historical and fantastical combinations.
Frankenstein turned automaton was cool!! I really liked this switch and it made the plot feel different with all of the hints of the original. Who knew I’d be into Frankenstein based books so much? I enjoyed the characters and nods to different figures and not to mention a lot of well placed pop culture references.
Towards the end things do start to feel a bit stretched and lengthy. Luckily I was able to kick my audio speed up a few notches. Otherwise, a good read that makes me hopeful to continue the other books (and go back to the first) in this series.
Overall audience notes:
- YA Historical Fantasy
- Language: a little
- Romance: kisses
- Violence: medium
- Trigger/Content Warnings: kidnapping, physical altercations
BLOG || INSTAGRAM
I have an up and down relationship with these books. In the previous set, I loved the first and then things started going downhill from there.
This felt like a turn back to the original My Lady Jane. HALLELUJAH.
What a fun book. It’s very quirkny and had interesting twists and turn of phrases that absolutely made me laugh more than once. I love the vibe of these reads and the unique take on historical and fantastical combinations.
Frankenstein turned automaton was cool!! I really liked this switch and it made the plot feel different with all of the hints of the original. Who knew I’d be into Frankenstein based books so much? I enjoyed the characters and nods to different figures and not to mention a lot of well placed pop culture references.
Towards the end things do start to feel a bit stretched and lengthy. Luckily I was able to kick my audio speed up a few notches. Otherwise, a good read that makes me hopeful to continue the other books (and go back to the first) in this series.
Overall audience notes:
- YA Historical Fantasy
- Language: a little
- Romance: kisses
- Violence: medium
- Trigger/Content Warnings: kidnapping, physical altercations