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The premise of this book was great, but I was so bored that I couldn‘t even finish it.

3✨ This was chosen by one of my book club members, so not something I would have picked up. While I like fairy stories, mystical bargaining is not my cup of tea. I do like how it was written, while I mixed up the two sisters as the POVs a few times I enjoyed the characters (except one- if you read it you know). It was on the predictable side so I had a sense of dread the majority of the story. I feel it stood out at the end, I‘m glad I continued.

I‘m finally out of all my time consuming extracurriculars! Luckily, I‘ve still been able to read a lot. For this #marvellousmarch readathon I would like to finish my #NancyDrewBR (a few more chapters) my #HTBC the tagged. I would also like to read my #FoodandLit for March. Plus 4 books I had in February. Since I will be on Spring break on Friday. I‘m really optimistic. 🥰💛

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This was “meh” for me. Very predictable. The fun part was the beginning of each chapter that talked about fairy bargains and lore.

fifteenth book of summer.

I‘m not a huge fantasy reader but I ended up really enjoying this one. An interesting spin on relationships, family traditions, superstitions, and fairy bargains. It was a little longer than it needed to be but the narrator definitely kept me listening through hours of chores, errands, and learning to crochet. Would definitely read this author again! 🌟🌟🌟🌟

I wanted to like this one more than I did. It's got a great premise but the story dragged for me. I did a fair bit of skimming, to be honest. Whilst not the worst fantasy read I've consumed, it's not the best either 🌟🌟🌟 at best.