It's that time again for me to present a list of my favorite noteworthy books from last year. I've been looking over all books I read, picking out my favorites and remembering them all. Last year I did some unusual reading it seems, peculiar yet similar themes kept popping up all year long, from time traveling to mysteries abounding with Sherlock Holmes. Some books were frighteningly fluffy, others peerless literature. Some featured Victorian werewolves and vampires in a steampunk setting, and others had bizarre aliens, and one had a very strange dancing cat.
Wherein the adventures of two cousins is told to a very unlikely group of pernicious and/or prefabricated
readers, involving encounters with robbers, pirates, geese, horses, and other such livestock, to end
in a very old fashioned happily ever after. Also featuring poetry by the great talents of none other than
Lackscroft and Roe-- Poets Extraordinarie.
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Showing posts with label Red Riding Hood. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Eleven Noteworthy Fairy Tale Books from 2011
Labels:
Catherynne Valente,
Cinderella,
dreams,
Edaterina Sedia,
fairy tale retelling,
Grace Lin,
Kage Baker,
Karen Russell,
Moto Hagio,
Napoli,
OZ books,
Red Riding Hood,
reviews,
Salman Rushdie
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