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A review by louise1608
The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden
4.0
So here is a book that has been on my tbr for a very long time.
I am so glad that I finally got around to reading it because it was such a treasure!
If you are looking for a book to cosy up with in these cold months then I can highly recommend this one!
It really is a tale that you can get lost in. There is magic, Russian folklore, beautiful world-building and excellent character development. The main character Vasiya is wild, strong and completely lovable. I adored reading about her adventures and watching her grow and come into herself.
Vasiya does what she wants to do and not what is expected of her and I just love that in a character!
The writing is very beautiful and atmospheric. The fact that it is set in the Wilderness of Russia is also something I really liked as it was fun to learn about the history and culture.
It was also so vivid in its writing that at points I was actually shivering imagining how cold it must have been!
I was also really happy to find out that this was part of a trilogy and have already put the next two books on my holds list at the library.
I am so glad that I finally got around to reading it because it was such a treasure!
If you are looking for a book to cosy up with in these cold months then I can highly recommend this one!
It really is a tale that you can get lost in. There is magic, Russian folklore, beautiful world-building and excellent character development. The main character Vasiya is wild, strong and completely lovable. I adored reading about her adventures and watching her grow and come into herself.
Vasiya does what she wants to do and not what is expected of her and I just love that in a character!
The writing is very beautiful and atmospheric. The fact that it is set in the Wilderness of Russia is also something I really liked as it was fun to learn about the history and culture.
It was also so vivid in its writing that at points I was actually shivering imagining how cold it must have been!
I was also really happy to find out that this was part of a trilogy and have already put the next two books on my holds list at the library.