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Tallulah Belle
Tallulah Belle is going to die. Abandoned on the doorstep of a fantasy burlesque theatre, eighteen-year-old Tallulah Belle dreams of being a dazzling performer on its stage. But she is haunted by the spectre of Death. It takes those around her, destroying her world piece by piece. Tallulah must discover the secrets of her own past, and learn to embrace what she is most afraid of…
224 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 24, 2026
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May 7, 2026
Tallulah Belle is a beautifully written fantasy that hooks you from the very first page and keeps you intrigued throughout.
The prose is vivid and melodic, conjuring imagery so clearly you can picture every scene in your mind, while the complex and compelling characters give you every reason to keep turning pages. It’s melodic and unhurried, which suits the emotional weight of the story perfectly.
Throughout this story I got themes of grief, loss, the fear of change, and letting go of that fear to truly live — It’s handled with such tenderness and wisdom that it felt almost therapeutic at times, like watching someone find their way through something we all have to face. It all builds to an emotionally hard hitting ending that ties every thread together perfectly. A must-read for anyone who wants their fantasy to move them as much as it captivates them.
The prose is vivid and melodic, conjuring imagery so clearly you can picture every scene in your mind, while the complex and compelling characters give you every reason to keep turning pages. It’s melodic and unhurried, which suits the emotional weight of the story perfectly.
Throughout this story I got themes of grief, loss, the fear of change, and letting go of that fear to truly live — It’s handled with such tenderness and wisdom that it felt almost therapeutic at times, like watching someone find their way through something we all have to face. It all builds to an emotionally hard hitting ending that ties every thread together perfectly. A must-read for anyone who wants their fantasy to move them as much as it captivates them.
April 18, 2026
3.5 stars
Such a strange but beautiful book to review. I really enjoyed the writing style and the uniqueness of the story as it unfolded.
Although I'm still trying to wrap my head around what actually happened. It was so lyrical and dreamlike that at times it was hard to follow as I feel like this book could represent so many different things.
It is a hard one to review for sure! The concept was so out there that I'm still processing what I've just read.
Such a strange but beautiful book to review. I really enjoyed the writing style and the uniqueness of the story as it unfolded.
Although I'm still trying to wrap my head around what actually happened. It was so lyrical and dreamlike that at times it was hard to follow as I feel like this book could represent so many different things.
It is a hard one to review for sure! The concept was so out there that I'm still processing what I've just read.
April 11, 2026
This book has a really lyrical, atmospheric feel, mixing mystery with emotion. It follows the FMC through loss, identity, and quiet resilience, with vivid writing and slightly haunting imagery that sticks with you after you’ve finished reading.
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