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Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries by Heather Fawcett
4.5
Whimsical, lush, and incredibly smart, Emily Wilde's Encyclopedia of Faeries is a must read for lovers of fairytales.
A shocking amount of divisiveness on this novel as it focuses on black cat Emily Wilde's quest to write the first encyclopedia of faeries. I found no qualms falling into this story with its lovable cast, glacial backdrop, and well-done epistolary structure. It had just the right balance of academic and imaginative storytelling to keep you enchanted until the end.
Personally I love a identity reveal plot in academic settings, it never fails to get a laugh out of me. All this being said I will be continuing on with the series and look forward to the next installment (which I ignorantly didn't accept when offered the arc, excuse me while I kick myself down a flight of stairs).
4.5/5 stars!
A shocking amount of divisiveness on this novel as it focuses on black cat Emily Wilde's quest to write the first encyclopedia of faeries. I found no qualms falling into this story with its lovable cast, glacial backdrop, and well-done epistolary structure. It had just the right balance of academic and imaginative storytelling to keep you enchanted until the end.
Personally I love a identity reveal plot in academic settings, it never fails to get a laugh out of me. All this being said I will be continuing on with the series and look forward to the next installment (which I ignorantly didn't accept when offered the arc, excuse me while I kick myself down a flight of stairs).
4.5/5 stars!