so-soI enjoyed the book and it‘s premise of being different. Anya being Jewish in a land against Jews is another point in this story‘s travels. Left me wanting. The story felt a little all over the place to me, thou I loved the new characters. The bi-disaster boy was humorous to watch in a good way. Great representation of multiple groups. Just not a fan of all the Russia Tsar parts where some parts happen in modern day Ukraine. Might just be me here.
Oh em gee free event TODAY on CrowdCast! Me, Sayantani DasGupta, and Katie Zhao will all be talking about our new books and answering questions! 😱🥳
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I can‘t wait to see everyone there at 3pm EST!!
My new book, Anya and the Nightingale, was chosen as a BookRiot Best Children‘s Book of 2020!!
I stay away from end of the year lists, because it‘s so easy to tie your worth as an author to being on these lists. I didn‘t make any lists lasts year with my debut, and it made me pretty anxious. So this year I didn‘t look at any.
But I got tagged by a friend in this one! So yay for friends! ❤️❤️
This is Sansa Bark, First of Her Name. My office dog and writing buddy! She likes to take naps on my feet while I‘m writing. So thoughtful! #DogsOfLitsy
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