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message 1: by Amy (new)

Amy | 263 comments Mod
The House in the Cerulean Sea by T.J. Klune


message 2: by Amy (new)

Amy | 263 comments Mod
Here are some new Fantasy titles at the Cedar Falls Public Library.

The Sin the Steel by Ryan Van Loan
The Year of the Witching by Alexis Henderson
Black Sun by Rebecca Roanhorse
The House in the Cerulean Sea by T.J Klune
The Unspoken Name by A.K. Larkwood

I've heard great things about The House in the Cerulean Sea and will begin reading it soon. Have you read any fantasy books lately that you would recommend?


message 3: by Jessica (new)

Jessica | 67 comments Mod
I really liked Black Sun (Between Earth and Sky, #1) by Rebecca Roanhorse Black Sun by Rebecca Roanhorse. She draws on folklore from pre-Columbian American civilizations in this fantasy, which is the first in a series.


message 4: by Sheryl (new)

Sheryl | 109 comments Mod
The House on the Cerulean Sea is on my reading list, too.


message 5: by Rebecca (new)

Rebecca Chadwick | 3 comments The House on Cerulean Sea is on the top of my reading list. I've heard good things. I've got Seanan McGuire's new book on hold as well. Love her <3


message 6: by Amy (new)

Amy | 263 comments Mod
I'll let you know what I think of The House on Cerulean Sea.
Thanks for the suggestions Jessica and Rebecca.


message 7: by Jessica (new)

Jessica | 67 comments Mod
Rebecca wrote: "The House on Cerulean Sea is on the top of my reading list. I've heard good things. I've got Seanan McGuire's new book on hold as well. Love her <3"

I just finished Across the Green Grass Fields; it reminded me of In an Absent Dream, which was my favorite in the series so far. The Wayward Children is a great series: shorter books with lots of folklore and fairy tale elements, and great representation of different gender and sex identities.


message 8: by Rebecca (new)

Rebecca Chadwick | 3 comments Jessica wrote: I just finished Across the Green Grass Fields; it reminded me of In an Absent Dream, which was my favorite in the series so far.

That makes me even more excited. I adored In An Absent Dream. I think the series is just brilliant and makes you think about the choices you make


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