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Magic & Manners

January 26, 2017 by Emperor Cupcake 7 Comments

The Cecelia and Kate books, set in an alternate-history Regency England where magic is commonplace, chronicle the lives of two cousins as they find love and foil a dastardly plot (Sorcery and Cecelia), travel the Continent while foiling an even more dastardly plot (The Grand Tour), and wrangle a number of children and dogs while foiling a slightly less dastardly plot (The Mislaid Magician). I adore the first book in this series. It’s an epistolary delight. Wrede and Stevermer wrote the story via “The Letter […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Romance, Young Adult Tagged With: Caroline Stevermer, children are the absolute worst, emperorcupcake, genteel boinking, Patricia C Wrede, Regency Fantasy, Sorcery and Cecelia, The Grand Tour, The Mislaid Magician

Emperor Cupcake's CBR9 Review No:12 · Genres: Fantasy, Romance, Young Adult · Tags: Caroline Stevermer, children are the absolute worst, emperorcupcake, genteel boinking, Patricia C Wrede, Regency Fantasy, Sorcery and Cecelia, The Grand Tour, The Mislaid Magician ·
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Jane Austen Meets Harry Potter

April 15, 2015 by ElCicco 13 Comments

Being the Correspondence of two Young Ladies of Quality regarding various Magical Scandals in London and the Country This delightful novel, the first of a series, predates the Harry Potter novels by over 10 years. Wrede and Stevermer wrote and published Sorcery and Cecilia in 1986. I would have been in college at that time, which might explain why I completely missed out on this series, geared toward young readers (early teens-ish). Still, as with HP, a well written story attracts readers of all ages, […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: Caroline Stevermer, CBR7, ElCicco, Fiction, Harry Potter, Jane Austen, Patricia C Wrede, ReadWomen, Sorcery and Cecilia, Young Adult

ElCicco's CBR7 Review No:20 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: Caroline Stevermer, CBR7, ElCicco, Fiction, Harry Potter, Jane Austen, Patricia C Wrede, ReadWomen, Sorcery and Cecilia, Young Adult ·
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