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Lirael is the second book in the Abhorsen trilogy by Garth Nix, following the journey of Lirael, a young woman from a race of Seers who lacks the Sight. Working as a librarian's assistant, she embarks on an adventure with her friend, the Disreputable Dog, delving into the mysteries of the Great Library. As she discovers her true family history and destiny, Lirael navigates self-discovery and empowerment, intertwined with the overarching theme of coming into one's own within the fantastical world of the Old Kingdom. The book is praised for its dark undertones, engaging characters, and intricate world-building, making it a compelling addition to the series.
Deep within a dream, Lirael felt someone stroking her forehead. A gentle, soft touch, a cool hand upon her own fevered skin. She felt herself smile, enjoying the touch. Then the dream shifted, and her...
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Save:'Rebel of the Sands' by Alwyn Hamilton is a fantasy novel set in a sultanate with a blend of American Old West elements. The story follows Amani, a sharpshooter disguising herself as a boy, who joins forces with Jin, a fugitive, to escape her town and avoid an arranged marriage. As they navigate a world of rebellion, magic, and mythical creatures, their journey is filled with daring escapes, gunfights, and a touch of romance. The book combines elements of Arabian mythology and Western themes, creating a unique and adventurous tale that captivates readers.
The plot of 'Rebel of the Sands' is fast-paced and filled with non-stop action, making it an engaging and thrilling read. The world-building, blending Middle Eastern and Wild West influences, adds depth and richness to the story, creating a unique setting for the characters to navigate. The characters, particularly Amani, are well-developed and relatable, with flaws and complexities that add depth to the narrative. The book offers a mix of adventure, romance, and rebellion, making it a captivating and mystical journey for readers.
I slid from Blue’s saddle and tethered her to a post behind some bar called the Dusty Mouth. The kid sitting against the fence was sizing me up suspiciously. Or maybe that was just his two black eyes....
