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 Wildwood Dancing - Juliet Marillier
Newest Review: ... The girls have a secret: every Full Moon they leave their bedroom using a secret, magical portal and dance the night away in ... more  ... the Other Kingdom: a strange, wondrous and slightly scary world sharing some aspects of space and time with the human world, but set apart. The trouble starts when the girls' father gets ill and has to leave the valley for the winter. Their cousin Cezar starts taking over, despite the girls' father leaving the running of the household and business to them. To add to the troubles, The Night People have appeared at the dancing glade in the Other Kingdom, and the eldest sister Tati has fallen for somebody they brought wit...more |
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Pages: 288, Paperback, Tor Last Update 19.12.2009 05:49
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Wildwood Dancing - Juliet Marillier: Girls in the Wood (612 words)
by - written on 04/04/08 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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"Wildwood Dancing" belongs to a genre called, for some reason, Young Adult even though it would be better defined as older teen as YA books usually feature characters that are aged 15+ and often (if not always) concern themselves with formative experiences, coming of age, sexual and romantic awakenings and other subjects of major interest to older teenagers but also capable of engaging a not-so-young-adult. And so with "Wildwood Dancing": an atmospheric fairy fantasy set in remote Transylvania in time unspecified. Janica, Tatiana, Iulia, Paul and Stella are merchant daughters and sisters, living in a castle called Piscul Dracului (Devil's ... Read the complete review
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