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Welcome to another Friday, dear Book Nerds! Before the weekend arrives, its time to dive once again into the world of another great read. For fans of fairytales out there, we have a treat for you this time around, as we talk about the Snow White remix "White As Frost", by Anthea Sharp! Were headed into the dark forest now, but don`t worry; As long as we stay on the path, everything should be just…

Title: Elfhame [Darkwood Chronicles 1]

Author: Anthea Sharp

Genre: Fantasy, Young Adult, Romance

Rating: 4 Stars

Description/Synopsis:

Mara Geary faces a bleak future in the village of Little Hazel until, on the eve of her seventeenth birthday, strange glowing lights beckon her into the mysterious shadows under the trees. She follows, hoping for adventure. What she finds is her destiny…

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Book review: Anthea Sharp's Spark: Feyguard Book 1 #BookReview

Spark Jaxley was a professional gamer, and boy did she draw in the crowds. With the upcoming release of FullD and the awesome game Feyland, her schedule was more hectic than ever. The last thing she needed was to cross paths with a Hacker, intent of finding the cheats and selling them before the game was released. Feyland had a secret, it was interfaced with the real land of the fey. So strong…

Purchase: Amazon Skeleton Key Book Series One Skeleton Key. Endless Adventures. https://skeletonkeybookseries.com One magical key. The turn of a lock. An adventure of a lifetime. The Skeleton Key finds those who are brave enough. Curious enough. Crazy enough. It only needs an unsuspecting hand and inconspicuous door. Magic uncoils and where the door leads, no one knows. The one way to discover…

I’m a huge fan of Anthea Sharp’s Feyland novels, and was thrilled when Samuel Peralta’s Chronicle Worlds anthology series gave me the opportunity to play in her world! Having read every single Feyland story, I’m very familiar with the world’s delights … and its dangers. “On Guard” was inspired by a family vacation where my twelve-year-old grandson was so entranced by a video game that he lost…

As we near the end of the first quarter, I figured it was time to give an update on my reading challenges. 

I set two for 2015. The first was to read 100 books for the year. I have now completed 25 books, which puts me just about exactly where I need to be for the year. 

My second goal was to complete a reading challenge I found online back in December. It gave 50 different items to cover. I’m probably only supposed to check off one item per book, but considering my goal for the year is to read twice as many books as the number of challenges given, I decided to check off as many items as a book covered. So a single book may check off as many as 7 items (for example, “Royal” by Anthea Sharp fulfilled being a book that I own but have not read, a book from a female author, a book from an author I love but have not read, a book with non-human characters, a book with magic, a book set in the future, a book set in high school, and a book with a one-word title). But I’ve also kept track of how many books checked off each particular item. 

A book you own but have never read (11) A book from an author you love that you haven’t read yet (11) A book with nonhuman characters (8) A book by a female author (7) A book with magic (7) A book of short stories (6) A book by an author that you’ve never read before (6) A book set in the future (5) A book with a one-word title (4) A book with more than 500 pages (4) A book set in a different country (4) A mystery or thriller (4) A book at the bottom of your to-read list (3) A book you can finish in a day (3) A book that made you cry (2) A book that became a movie (2) A book a friend recommended (2) A nonfiction book (2) A memoir (2) A trilogy (2) A book that scares you (2) A funny book (2) A book written by someone under 30 (1) A book based entirely on its cover (1) A book published this year (1) A book with a number in the title (1) A book you started but never finished (1) A book set during Christmas (1) A Classic romance (1) A popular author’s first book (1) A book based on or turned into a TV show (1) A book set in high school (1) A book with a love triangle (1) A graphic novel (1) A book set somewhere you’ve always wanted to visit (1) 

That just leaves: