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readaroundtherosie 's review for:
The City of Stardust
by Georgia Summers
Every once in a while, I have the privlidge of picking up a book written so beautifully that it actually hurts that the world the author created isn't real.
The first time this happened, it was Erin Morgenstern's The Starless Sea. The second time, it was Alix E Harrow's The Ten Thousand Doors of January, and now I can say the same about Georgia Summer's The City of Stardust.
Summer's has managed to put a dark spin on the collective dream to be able to open a door to anywhere. A captivating novel.
I would also recommend the audiobook, which was wonderfully narrated.
The first time this happened, it was Erin Morgenstern's The Starless Sea. The second time, it was Alix E Harrow's The Ten Thousand Doors of January, and now I can say the same about Georgia Summer's The City of Stardust.
Summer's has managed to put a dark spin on the collective dream to be able to open a door to anywhere. A captivating novel.
I would also recommend the audiobook, which was wonderfully narrated.