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The Art of the Unknown: A Visual Treasury of the Esoteric, Uncanny and Unexplained (Art in the Margins)
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| This delightful fantasy steampunk sci-fi novel is about an orphan girl who, against all odds, escapes to the big city and begins to make a life for herself. The protagonist, Constance Jessamine Whittlesey, was raised as an only child by her single pa ...more | |
"This isn’t just a tale about running away, it’s about survival, storytelling, and the dangerous beauty of chasing freedom. A strong, atmospheric start to this book that lingers long after the final page."
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""The Flight to Brassbright" is a delightful steampunk adventure that follows the journey of Constance Jessamine Whittlesey. Starting in the factory town of Songbird, young Constance is forced to "go find yourself a life" after her mother passes away"
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"A fun MG story with a brave, sassy and independent female protagonist.
After Constance's mother dies, she runs away with a traveling circus. Maybe not the best idea as she finds herself running from it too, and following her dream to become a writer." Read more of this review » |
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| This delightful fantasy steampunk sci-fi novel is about an orphan girl who, against all odds, escapes to the big city and begins to make a life for herself. The protagonist, Constance Jessamine Whittlesey, was raised as an only child by her single pa ...more | |
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EDMUND DULAC'S ARABIAN NIGHTS AMERICAN WEEKLY ILLUSTRATIONS: TALES FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTS (EDMUND DULAC'S AMERICAN WEEKLY ILLUSTRATIONS)
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Hi Jessica,
I'm glad you liked my book, and I'd like to point out that these two series were all of the Arabian Nights that Dulac illustrated. If you w ...more " |
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| What a delightful book! This "Parlor Poetry", written in several different kinds of verse, is both interesting and educational. Although it is presented as a Victorian Abecedary (a children’s alphabet book) it is really a guided tour through the inve ...more | |