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Anna Kashina

Auteur van Blades of the Old Empire

13 Werken 544 Leden 62 Besprekingen

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Werken van Anna Kashina

Blades of the Old Empire (2014) 146 exemplaren
Once upon a Curse (2012) — Redacteur — 101 exemplaren
The Princess of Dhagabad (2000) 70 exemplaren
Mistress of the Solstice (2008) 60 exemplaren
Shadowblade (2019) 39 exemplaren
Assassin Queen (Majat Code Book) (2016) 35 exemplaren
The Goddess of Dance (2012) 29 exemplaren
Majat Testing (The Majat Code) (2014) 6 exemplaren
The First Sword (2008) 5 exemplaren
The Hatchling (2012) 3 exemplaren
Ivan and Marya 1 exemplaar
Devil's Ways — Redacteur — 1 exemplaar

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Porridge, Ann
Geslacht
female
Geboorteplaats
Russia

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Deze bespreking is geschreven voor LibraryThing Vroege Recensenten.
As a fairytale this book is far off the mark. I found some of the rituals that it told were a bit farfetched and wondered if people really could be that duped. As a love story its on the right track.
 
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imlilie | 18 andere besprekingen | Apr 30, 2023 |
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Once Upon a Curse is an excellent compilation of stories, mostly previously published, based on fairy tales and legends. The Peter S. Beagle story was the big draw for me, but I also liked the Patricia Wrede story and "Solstice Maiden" by the volume's editor, Anna Kashina. Received from the LibraryThing Early Reviewer Program in return for an honest review.
 
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tardis | 15 andere besprekingen | Feb 9, 2022 |
I really liked pretty much all of the stories. There was maybe one or two that I wasn't feeling, but the rest were great. My favorite was Frayed Tapestry. A Necklace of Rubies gave me the heeby jeebies. And Every Word I Speak was heartbreaking.

Oh and I got this book for free through Goodreads First Reads.
 
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astronomist | 15 andere besprekingen | Oct 3, 2021 |
While this left some threads dangling that could be used in a sequel this was a book that stood well on it's own.
Naia dreams of becoming a Jaihar Blademaster but she's not willing to bow down when she sees a wrong being committed so she does something that could wash her out completely, but her skills haven't gone unnoticed and she also fits a certain profile. The royal family of Challimar were slaughtered and Dal Cassan, head of the Daljeer Circle rescued her, with Mehtab to train her she fits the mould of a legendary princess, Xarimet of Challimar; but there are wheels within wheels and complicated things that will make it all less straightforward than it looks.
There's not a lot of fantasy in it, just enough to add a bit of spice and the story is interestingly not western european centric.
I want to read more by this author.
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wyvernfriend | 1 andere bespreking | Jan 22, 2021 |

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Werken
13
Leden
544
Populariteit
#45,827
Waardering
½ 3.7
Besprekingen
62
ISBNs
35
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1

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