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Even from the windows of a prison, Rhodia was a beautiful place.

Aftershocks by Marko Kloos

The Instrument by John O'Hara

The Shockwave Rider by John Brunner

The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey

Meaty by Samantha Irby

The Innocence of Father Brown by GK Chesterton

December 3, 2020 by vel veeter Leave a Comment

Aftershocks – 3/5 Stars This is a novel that begins a new trilogy by Marko Kloos (author of the Terms of Enlistment series, which I haven’t read). I bought it from Audible one day on sale for like $3, and while I am not entirely sure I am going to seek out further books in the series, I found that to be a pretty good deal. It’s structured similar to the Expanse series or Game of Thrones, in that there are several main characters, from […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Science Fiction Tagged With: aftershocks, Eowyn Ivey, GK Chesterton, John Brunner, john o'hara, Marko Kloos, meaty, Samantha Irby, the innocence of father brown, the instrument, the shockwave rider, the snow child

vel veeter's CBR12 Review No:629 · Genres: Fiction, Science Fiction · Tags: aftershocks, Eowyn Ivey, GK Chesterton, John Brunner, john o'hara, Marko Kloos, meaty, Samantha Irby, the innocence of father brown, the instrument, the shockwave rider, the snow child ·
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There Was Once A Girl Made of Snow…

The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey

September 24, 2019 by Classic Leave a Comment

Wow. I don’t have much to say except that I really enjoyed this book from beginning to end. I have never read a book by Eowyn Ivey before and will definitely seek out more works. This book really made me want to crawl out into the woods under a starry sky in the middle of winter and just take a deep breath and let it just roll over me. I thought the character development of Jack and Mabel really worked. Also loved how Ivey dealt […]

Filed Under: Fantasy, Young Adult Tagged With: Eowyn Ivey, the snow child

Classic's CBR11 Review No:225 · Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult · Tags: Eowyn Ivey, the snow child ·
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Loneliness and magic in the Alaskan wilderness.

May 4, 2017 by Fiat.Luxury Leave a Comment

I love modern takes on fairy tales, so this seemed like a good bet. We’re in the Alaskan frontier in the 1920s.  Homesteaders from Pennsylvania Mable and Jack have set out for a new life together–they can’t have children, and they need a new scene. Their second winter in Alaska is harsh, cold, and miserable, but during one evening of lightheartedness, they build a little girl out of snow. The next morning, there’s no snow child left, but they do see a little girl wearing the same scarf and […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: Eowyn Ivey, the snow child

Fiat.Luxury's CBR9 Review No:6 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: Eowyn Ivey, the snow child ·
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