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The Lost Prince (The Iron Fey: Call of the Forgotten, #1)
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Doctor Strange, Vol. 1: The Way of the Weird
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Only Doctor Strange can protect our world from the darkness beyond -- now, witness the full toll...
Again, But Better
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The First Woman
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Charlotte (184 KP) rated Once Upon a Broken Sky (Grimmfay, #0.5) in Books
Apr 21, 2023
Oh my! A magical story without a fairytale ending.....well, not a classic happy ever after at least.
Once Upon a Broken Sky is a mix of childlike wonder, manipulation, growing up fast, magic, illusion and so much more.
I think I was a bit slow working out who some of the characters were before their life at Grimmfay but it made so much sense when I realised and things fell into place.
I like that it mirrors real life slightly, in that one situation is replaced with another that appears to be better but actually isn't. I can't explain it as you seriously need to read this and find out for yourself.
I'd recommend this for teenagers and above, partly as there would be a better understanding of the story and partly for some great talking points that create awareness for real life.