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Currently reading the second book in the Wizards of Once series and like the first one I'm loving the illustrations.

This review is for both books in the Dreamhunter duet. I think you pretty much have to read them both 😋 YA fantasy with such an interesting concept I had to keep reading. I was still trying to work it all out right up until the end 😆 My initial rating is ⭐⭐⭐ but this may rise upon further pondering 😊

“Through love, all is possible”
#January2022

I tried but maybe it‘s not the right time. Will try again later and if I still can‘t get into it then I know it‘s not me

Holy shit! I have no words to describe how amazing this book is

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

(1976) Second of an annual "best fantasy" series. Like the first, it's heavy with the kind of fantasy that would have fit right in at Weird Tales. Which is fine, but sometimes it feels like an album of new covers of old hits instead of giving a hint about where the field is going. Also the editor includes two of his own works, just in case you were wondering about his opinion of himself. That said, there are some good stories here.

I love this just as much on the reread. It‘s a beautiful story about life and death, grief, hope, and love in all their forms. As before, I cried and I laughed, and I missed the characters as soon as I closed the cover. What will you do with the time you have?

“One must always be careful of books," said Tessa, "and what is inside them, for words have the power to change us.”

This was such a good book! I‘m not even sure I can put into words how good it was. 🥰. #CatsofLitsy

I was intrigued by the premise of this one: What happens when the chosen one fails? It turns out his BFF tries to take up the cause and get the job done. I loved Aaslo the reluctant hero as he tries to amass the allies needed to save the world despite the prophecy proclaiming doom without the chosen one. It did end with a bit of a cliff hanger which wasn't too fun but I think this is still a series I'll continue with.
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