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“The Teller of Small Fortunes” was a sweet and cozy tale of adventure, friendship, and found-family. The characters were lovable and the ending tied up all loose ends neatly. Also the favorite character award goes to Sister Gravel 🩶
This has been my favorite so far this year. A comfy, found family journey. Have a Happy Birthday!
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pickWhile trying to avoid attention, Tao stumbles into an adventuring party‘s quest and builds a found family along the way. This is charming and funny, with sweet characters. A low pick because it just reads like someone‘s D&D campaign with slightly flat characters and underdeveloped side characters and elements of the story. #Fantasy #FortuneTelling #Cozy
Honestly, I‘ve been thinking about this book and Very Secret Society constantly lately, so here. I don‘t even need to have magic here, but I‘d love to live in the cozy, found family, magical world built in these two books.
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pick*Exactly* what I want from a cozy romantasy. I cried tenderly over the casual reveal of emotional truths more times than I care to count. This is a treasure of a found family story. 👇🏻
pickFor some reason, this book took me longer to finish than her first book; maybe because it was my night time book. I decided to finish it up on my #audiowalk and ended up enjoying it. For me, the author really stuck the ending. It was perfect for the characters. Roo Roo, the undead rooster, is my favorite character. Murder and Mamon is my new night time book. I haven‘t picked a new one for my walks yet.
Don‘t get me wrong, I really loved A Witch‘s Guide to Magical Innkeeping!
But I had really hoped for a direct continuation of Mika‘s story. I wanted to see her new students, the struggles she‘d face in her situation. I wanted to see more of the developing romance with Jamie.
Hopefully we‘ll get that someday. 💙
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