Books matching: avalon setting
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Save:From the outset of the novel, we are introduced to Dana, a teenager with a troubled past involving an alcoholic mother and a mysterious faerie father. Dana runs away to Avalon to find her father, only to discover that she is a rare faeriewalker, caught in a world of magic, political power struggles, and romance. The book creates a suspenseful new world where faeries and humans coexist, with a unique plot that keeps readers intrigued.
Dana's journey in Glimmerglass is filled with self-discovery, danger, and intrigue as she navigates through a world where she is a sought-after pawn due to her unique abilities. The author, Jenna Black, crafts a magical story of teens caught between their need for control and the manipulations of adults, set in a world where fae magic and human technology collide.
My palms were sweaty and my heart was in my throat as my plane made its descent into London. I could hardly believe I was really doing this, hardly believe I had found the courage to run away from hom... - #2
Save:"I Am Morgan le Fay" by Nancy Connor Springer is a captivating tale that delves into the life of Morgan le Fay, exploring her journey from childhood to becoming a powerful sorceress in the Arthurian legends. The story follows Morgan's struggles, her growth, her relationships, and the events that shape her into the iconic figure she is known as. Through a lyrical and engaging writing style, the author portrays Morgan as a complex character, showcasing her strengths, flaws, and the choices that lead her down a path of destiny and power.
Springer's narrative offers a fresh perspective on the Arthurian mythos, focusing on a female-centric, pagan-influenced take on the legends. The book intricately weaves together elements of magic, love, betrayal, and fate, painting a vivid picture of Morgan's world and her quest for love and identity amidst the turbulent times of war and power struggles in Britain.
I am Morgan le Fay, and I will never die. I hover on the wind, and fate falls out of each slow beat of my wings. That is what my name means: Morgan the fate, Morgan the magical, fey Morgan of the othe... - #3
Save:'The Child Thief' by Brom is a dark and twisted retelling of the classic Peter Pan story. The book takes Peter Pan into a modern setting, where he lures troubled children into a misty realm called Avalon to join his band of Devils. The story explores themes of darkness, violence, and the consequences of following a charismatic but dangerous leader like Peter. The writing style is described as atmospheric, captivating, and full of gory and intense moments that keep the reader engrossed in the narrative.
In a small corner of Prospect Park, in the borough of Brooklyn, New York, a thief lay hidden in the trees. This thief wasn’t searching for an unattended purse, cell phone, or camera. This thief was lo... - #4
Save:Avalon High by Meg Cabot is a modern-day retelling of the King Arthur legend set in a high school. The story follows Ellie, a new student at Avalon High, who discovers that her classmates may be reincarnations of characters from the Arthurian legend. As Ellie navigates high school life, she uncovers the mysteries surrounding her new friends and the potential dangers they face. The book combines elements of romance, fantasy, and mystery, all while exploring themes of friendship and destiny. The writing style captures the perspective of a teenage girl and keeps the reader engaged with its quick pace and modern twist on classic tales.
Avalon High introduces readers to a fun and entertaining story filled with Arthurian themes and teenage drama. The book offers a fresh take on the legend of King Arthur, blending it seamlessly with the challenges of high school life. The characters, though somewhat cliched, come to life in a relatable and engaging manner, making it easy for readers to connect with their journey of self-discovery and friendship. The cliffhanger ending leaves readers intrigued and eager to explore the possibilities of a sequel, adding to the overall appeal of the book.
“Oh, you know,” Nancy said. “You get to start over. In a whole new school. Where no one knows you. You can be whoever you want to be. You can give yourself a total personality makeover, and there won’... - #5
Save:'Silver in the Bone' by Alexandra Bracken is a young adult fantasy novel set in a world where magic, fantasy, and mythology intertwine. The story follows Tamsin, a headstrong main character, as she embarks on a dangerous quest to find a mythical ring that can break curses, all while navigating themes of friendship, family, and love.
Tamsin, along with her brother Cabell, faces dark magic, ancient legends, and unexpected alliances in her journey through Avalon and the modern world. The narrative is filled with heart-pounding adventure, magical elements, and intricate character dynamics, culminating in a captivating blend of Arthurian lore and contemporary storytelling.
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Save:Avalon Tower in the Fey Spy Academy series by C.N. Crawford and Alex Rivers is a thrilling blend of espionage, magic, and romance set in a world where fae and humans coexist. The story follows Nia, a relatable and resilient main character, who discovers her powers and embarks on a dangerous journey to save humankind with the help of Raphael, a mysterious and emotionally closed-off MMC. As Nia navigates the cutthroat academy training spies to combat the Fey, she faces challenges, secrets, and a brewing romance that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The book's writing style is fast-paced, immersive, and filled with vibrant world-building that seamlessly combines elements of medieval Arthurian fantasy with modern-day intrigue.
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Save:In tsarist Russia, a kitchen boy and a playboy are forced on the run, encountering spirits and demons in the woods. The relationship between the two men is sweet and contentious, with subtextual slashy undertones. The plotline is buried in boring waiting around and inaction, with the point of view switching between characters causing confusion. The story revolves around feelings and emotions, exploring the power of emotions in controlling one's environment and the importance of agreement among wizards.
A particularly large one lingered where water ran off The Cockerel’s west porch, but it was not ice that shattered, it was aunt Ilenka’s butter-churn, when Pyetr Kochevikov rode his horse up onto the ...
