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- Book Review: "Phaedra" by Laura Shepperson
Indeed, the clarity and unsentimentality of her words are what lift this book up among the current crush But as I read it, at times deeply unsettled about just how badly women fare in the Athens of Shepperson ’s imagination, I thought, well, based on what we know of women’s status in Ancient Greece, the depictions I appreciated the feeling of truth this book had, despite its being grounded in myth. I’m glad I read it. Thank you to NetGalley for providing this book for review.
- Review by Kelly Jarvis: The Society for Soulless Girls by Laura Stevens
Alice uses a spell from a library book to perform an ancient soul splitting ritual that will soften her I would definitely consider using this text in my Young Adult Literature classroom! You can find the book here . Her poetry has also been featured or is forthcoming in Blue Heron Review , Mermaids Monthly , Eternal her at https://kellyjarviswriter.com/
- Cinderella’s Hearth
Also, the truth is, I also lost track of it over the holidays. I try to put it on early in the day, and before long, the whole house smells like the holidays, no matter Her fairy tale poems and short stories appear in The Fairy Tale Magazine, Niteblade Magazine, Corvid
- Book Review: Ashes by M.K. Harkins
Had I read it at 12, I’d have adored it. does she have an interestingly weird job after school, Ashley also has a terrific bestie, and Harry, her I loved how both Ashley and Harry had points of view chapters. I don’t want to tell too much, as this story could easily be ruined by spoilers. Because of Fairy Tale Magazine, I also have a lot to compare this book to, and it holds up well against
- Review by Kelly Jarvis: Draw Down the Moon by P. C. Cast and Kristin Cast
When Wren suddenly feels magick course through her veins on her 18th birthday, the two friends’ lives I thoroughly enjoyed the dual protagonist point of view in Draw Down the Moon. You can find the book here. Her short fiction has appeared in The Chamber Magazine and the World Weaver Press Anthology Mothers of You can find her at https://kellyjarviswriter.com/
- Book Review: The Spellbook of Fruit and Flowers by Christine McDermott
She also includes figures from history, mythology, and legend as subjects in her work, so if you’re a I would absolutely recommend this book be added to your TBR list this summer. You can buy the book HERE.
- Kelly's Cozy Autumn Reads: The Season of the Witch
You can read my review here . I love Louisa Morgan’s sweeping historical novel A Secret History of Witches . You can read my review here . You can find my review here . You can read my review here .
- Throwback Thursday: Pumpkin Revisited by Sharmon Gazaway
I just want to know where are my seeds? It reflects my plump orange glory, old friends since I first cracked the seedcase and burial chamber— I just want to know where are my seeds? I’ll show them some real magic. Her poetry is featured in Rhonda Parrish's anthology, "Dark Waters," Sept. 14, 2021. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Forge, Daily Science Fiction, New Myths, Love Letters
- Sleeping Beauty's Garden by Madeleine Elias
Reality is too tidy after one hundred years of dreaming So she makes her garden messy She grows no roses , but wild brambles that bear the sweetest blackberries Soft between her teeth, sun ripened and warm not sleep much, which makes the court whisper Of curses reversed but not quite broken She shelters in her vines Cradled in the roots of a steady birch The trees know all about long, deep sleep By night she gathers She lives with one foot always in the land of stories and is working on her first novel.
- Book Review: Psyche and Eros by Luna McNamara
Aphrodite adopts Eros as her son in a power move against the older god. Psyche grows into a beautiful young woman and earns the ire of Aphrodite with her lack of interest in must endure Aphrodite’s tortures if she hopes to regain her true love. “Beauty and the Beast” is my favorite fairy tale, so I was thrilled to learn that there was a novel telling You can order the book here.
- Tsunami Came In Sparkling Midnight by Dyani Sabin
Those things I couldn’t reuse, I left scattered like lentils on a dress of ash. As the clock struck midnight I looked up in fear, not of losing wishes or princely kisses, but at clouds I ran, prince with one shoe went for help, but now we float tethered to branches of hazel and willow. I wept in the muck and turtle doves carried us seeds. You can find her haunting a cornfield, chasing ghosts on the endangered species list.
- Kate's Pick: The Practical Wristlet
I bought it on Amazon in June for only $18 in the black gingham check, and it’s practical and earns me oriented, so the designs are best for the hotter seasons, but there is a “Cindy Clawford” animal print I Now I need to start thinking of a new pick for next week. See you next then!











