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A review by sai_g
Under the Earth, Over the Sky by Emily McCosh
emotional
hopeful
lighthearted
mysterious
relaxing
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
This book felt like a fever dream, in a good way.
I felt like a cat lazing in a sunny spot.
Very whimsical, cozy and emotive.
There is no pacing, because there is no plot. It's all vibes. That makes this a long read for me because i am very plot driven.
The artwork (which i heard was made by the author) is beautiful.
This book has so much "fae-ness" that all other fae books can go home. I am not a fan of overly descriptive writing, but i didn't mind here. The picture painted in my mind while reading was so pretty and warm. I could easily imagine a studio Ghibli movie.
PS: I love the name Iohmar, probably would name my puppy after him (if I ever get one). It is so "fae". I would love to know the BTS of this name creation.
Overall, really liked it. A very cozy fantasy with heavy father feels that made the reading experience very good.
I felt like a cat lazing in a sunny spot.
Very whimsical, cozy and emotive.
There is no pacing, because there is no plot. It's all vibes. That makes this a long read for me because i am very plot driven.
The artwork (which i heard was made by the author) is beautiful.
This book has so much "fae-ness" that all other fae books can go home. I am not a fan of overly descriptive writing, but i didn't mind here. The picture painted in my mind while reading was so pretty and warm. I could easily imagine a studio Ghibli movie.
PS: I love the name Iohmar, probably would name my puppy after him (if I ever get one). It is so "fae". I would love to know the BTS of this name creation.
Overall, really liked it. A very cozy fantasy with heavy father feels that made the reading experience very good.