I keep thinking about trying Spellshop! BUT I usually end up disappointed with witch books...so I am hesistant to try it. Would you mind telling me if there is any LGBTQ representation in the book? Any trigger warnings? Any info would be greatly appreciated
I had a few of these as ARCs - The Spellshop and Phoenix Keeper were super sweet and easily enjoyable, and the T. Kingfisher is a typical enjoyable T. Kingfisher story so I’d recommend them all! And I’m going to put Ghost Cat on my TBR!
I read Ryan Graudin's Wolf by Wolf duolgy two years ago and really liked it. Didn't know that she had a new release coming up, thanks for the heads up! Also, I'm so excited for Ghostsmith, can't wait for the 13th!
I am also looking forward to The Phoenix Keeper and Long Live Evil! Some other books I'm looking forward to releasing in August: - Nine Tailed by Jayci Lee (Aug 1) - The Girl With No Reflection by Keshe Chow (Aug 6) - The Dollmakers by Lynn Buchanan (Aug 13) - The Palace of Eros by Caro De Robertis (Aug 13) - Asunder by Kerstin Hall (Aug 20) - The Wind that Sweeps the Stars by Greg Keyes (Aug 20) - Magical Meet Cute by Jean Meltzer (Aug 27)
I've enjoyed other books by Sarah Rees Brennan so I'm looking forward to Long Live Evil. I'm currently reading Emily Wilde's Map of the Otherlands and I'm thinking about reading Spellshop next. It seems like a good book to bridge the summer and autumn. I've been over summer since mid-June when I came home from vacation to Phoenix's record breaking temps. I've been reading cozy books to try to pretend the heat is over. 😂 I recently said goodbye to my 19 year old kitty, so I don't think I can read ghost cat. I'm excited for the new T. Kingfisher book and Wisteria.
I'm hoping Long Live Evil delivers; it sounds really amusing, kind of ala Hench. I've got T. Kingfisher's novel preordered; the worst I've ever felt about any of her releases is "that was fine."
The Spellshop ... written by Sarah Beth Durst. A Sorceress Comes to All by T. Kingfisher. And Between Dragons and their Wrath? I have never rushed so fast to the kindle store lol. :)
I am excited for "The Blackheart Man" by Nalo Hopkinson, published on the 20th of August and "The Dollmakers"by Lynn Buchanan, inspired by Fullmetal Alchemist, published on the 13th of August. Unfortunatelly they will only arrive in September here in UK.
Hello, I have recommendation if you feel like a cute fantasy. It’s not too new but it’s called the tea dragon society! Hope you read it and thank you for the video.
As far as for something in the lane of The Pheonix Keeper, I'm pretty sure I've seen somewhere that there is an anime about a pet shop for mythical creatures and that there is a book about being a vet for supernatural creatures. I can't find them, though. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
oh hey the reincarnated/transmigrated villainess trope is already making its way to the west (i know there's a bunch in RR but i haven't tried any of them yet). this trope saturates the korean webcomic/novel market, they're basically all the same story but i still eat that shit up
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The Spellshop was a fluffy book that cleared my dark fantasy corruption fog. Loved Caz and Meep so much...iykyk.
Just started reading this today and Caz is def my fave so far
I keep thinking about trying Spellshop! BUT I usually end up disappointed with witch books...so I am hesistant to try it. Would you mind telling me if there is any LGBTQ representation in the book? Any trigger warnings? Any info would be greatly appreciated
hahaha! this is such an honest review! your review alone makes me want to read it now.
I had a few of these as ARCs - The Spellshop and Phoenix Keeper were super sweet and easily enjoyable, and the T. Kingfisher is a typical enjoyable T. Kingfisher story so I’d recommend them all! And I’m going to put Ghost Cat on my TBR!
Planning to get and read The Phoenix Keeper on release day! A friend read an ARC of it and loved it.
I read Ryan Graudin's Wolf by Wolf duolgy two years ago and really liked it. Didn't know that she had a new release coming up, thanks for the heads up! Also, I'm so excited for Ghostsmith, can't wait for the 13th!
I want to add one to keep on some's radar.
Ami, the sequel to Zhara, is part of a series that's what they describe as Sailor Moon meets Cinder.
I got to read Long Live Evil early and had fun with it! It is campy and silly at times but I enjoyed it.
I got the spell shop recently hoping to dive into it this month. I'm excited for wisteria amongst others.
I am also looking forward to The Phoenix Keeper and Long Live Evil! Some other books I'm looking forward to releasing in August:
- Nine Tailed by Jayci Lee (Aug 1)
- The Girl With No Reflection by Keshe Chow (Aug 6)
- The Dollmakers by Lynn Buchanan (Aug 13)
- The Palace of Eros by Caro De Robertis (Aug 13)
- Asunder by Kerstin Hall (Aug 20)
- The Wind that Sweeps the Stars by Greg Keyes (Aug 20)
- Magical Meet Cute by Jean Meltzer (Aug 27)
I’m so excited for the new T. Kingfisher book! I picked up Nettle and Bone after seeing your video and have been a huge fan ever since.
The spellshop was really cute 🥰🥰
I'm so excited for the Phoenix Keeper too! I totally agree that animal companions are the best characters 💕
I've enjoyed other books by Sarah Rees Brennan so I'm looking forward to Long Live Evil. I'm currently reading Emily Wilde's Map of the Otherlands and I'm thinking about reading Spellshop next. It seems like a good book to bridge the summer and autumn. I've been over summer since mid-June when I came home from vacation to Phoenix's record breaking temps. I've been reading cozy books to try to pretend the heat is over. 😂 I recently said goodbye to my 19 year old kitty, so I don't think I can read ghost cat. I'm excited for the new T. Kingfisher book and Wisteria.
The Spellshop is my fav book of the year so far!❤
Spell shop sounds amazing!! Also Durst is so underrated she needs way more love..
Lady Macbeth comes out in August as well :)
The Spellshop sounds wonderful; added to my TBR list! Thank you for another great video, Elliot🥰
I'm hoping Long Live Evil delivers; it sounds really amusing, kind of ala Hench.
I've got T. Kingfisher's novel preordered; the worst I've ever felt about any of her releases is "that was fine."
Sarah Beth Durst is such and underrated author
YA, but Summer in Orcus by T. Kingfisher was lovely!
Thank you ❤
The author of Long Live Evil has a cozy queer fantasy called In Other Lands that is amazing, one of my all time favorites. I truly recommend. ✨️
So far I love ALL Sarah Beth Durst….. so I’ll be grabbing Spellshop immediately!!
thanks...
"The Enchanted Lies of Céleste Artois" really reminds me of The Invisible Life of Addie laRue
The Ghost Cat sounds cute and deep and like something that will make me cry all at the same time.
I’ve recently read Impossible Creatures by Katherine Rundell. It’s middle grade but has great creatures in it and was a lot of fun.
I loved The Shellshop!! ♥️♥️♥️
The Spellshop ... written by Sarah Beth Durst. A Sorceress Comes to All by T. Kingfisher.
And Between Dragons and their Wrath?
I have never rushed so fast to the kindle store lol. :)
I am excited for "The Blackheart Man" by Nalo Hopkinson, published on the 20th of August and "The Dollmakers"by Lynn Buchanan, inspired by Fullmetal Alchemist, published on the 13th of August.
Unfortunatelly they will only arrive in September here in UK.
Hello, I have recommendation if you feel like a cute fantasy. It’s not too new but it’s called the tea dragon society! Hope you read it and thank you for the video.
Great reviews! Thanks. I’m definitely checking out Ghost Smith!!
I’ve read 2nd, 3rd, 4th!!🎉❤
Dragons of Eternity (Dragonlance Destinies Volume 3) comes out August 6th.
Yaay , a sarah beth durst mentioned 💖
Great Video!
the ghost cat sounds like it would destroy me
i'm hesitant, too. can i cry and read at the same time?
The Ghost Cat isn't actually a new book. It's just being published again with a new, beautiful cover.
Clocktaur wars by T Kingfisher?
As far as for something in the lane of The Pheonix Keeper, I'm pretty sure I've seen somewhere that there is an anime about a pet shop for mythical creatures and that there is a book about being a vet for supernatural creatures. I can't find them, though. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
Dookie 3 Scorched Earth - release date 8 oct 2024
do 'doors of stone' next. hahaha just kidding, everyone knows that's never ever coming out
oh hey the reincarnated/transmigrated villainess trope is already making its way to the west (i know there's a bunch in RR but i haven't tried any of them yet). this trope saturates the korean webcomic/novel market, they're basically all the same story but i still eat that shit up
You forgot to list Blackthorne Faire among your August releases
It doesn't come out until November
@@arthurweise2573 Are you sure? My mother and I pre-ordered a copy earlier this year and the Amazon page said it would be released in August
@SilverScribe85 just checked Amazon and it said November
@@arthurweise2573 Super weird...we pre-ordered the book months ago and the page said August
@@SilverScribe85 it happens sometimes
Engaging with books has significantly elevated my perspective on investing. True wealth isn't built through mere savings; financial freedom stems from strategic investments. I've learned that accumulating wealth hinges on making prudent investment decisions
Embarking on the investment journey at 40, I envision a triumphant testimony of significant success by the age of 55..
Books have also changed my perspective on investing. Understanding that real wealth is built through strategic investments rather than mere savings is crucial. Working with an adviser has pointed me in the right direction..
This intrigues me. I've looked up financial advisors online, but finding one to connect with is a bit difficult. Do you mind if I ask for your recommendation?
'Angela Lynn Schilling’ maintains an online presence. Just make a simple search for her name online.
Wow, her track record looks really good from what I found online. I'll take a chance and see how it goes. Thanks for the info
Please read one piece.