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A review by justgraceanne
A Pocketful of Crows by Joanne M. Harris
4.0
i'll be honest, revenge fairytales written in modernity aren't exactly my usual go-to reads
that being said, this was a BLAST.
the illustrations were gorgeous and the story was captivating.
if you grew up reading Hans Christian Andersen,
if you recited the "toil and trouble" rhyme from Macbeth long before you understood the play because you read it when you were younger than ten years old and that was the best part,
if playing pixie hollow games (whether online or in nature) was another one of your favorite pastimes as a child,
if Maleficent is your favorite of the Disney live-action remakes,
read this book!
now that i've fully exposed myself with this review, i'll see myself out.
that being said, this was a BLAST.
the illustrations were gorgeous and the story was captivating.
if you grew up reading Hans Christian Andersen,
if you recited the "toil and trouble" rhyme from Macbeth long before you understood the play because you read it when you were younger than ten years old and that was the best part,
if playing pixie hollow games (whether online or in nature) was another one of your favorite pastimes as a child,
if Maleficent is your favorite of the Disney live-action remakes,
read this book!
now that i've fully exposed myself with this review, i'll see myself out.