David Bremner finished reading All Is Fair by Emma Newman

All Is Fair by Emma Newman
Third in the series that’s “an intriguing mix of modern world, Victorian/Regency England, and faery” from the Hugo Award-winning author …
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@dylankuhn@bookwyrm.social @SallyStrange@bookwyrm.social One thing that struck me on re-reading was how much of a coming-of-age / young-adult book it is. At some point I realized, oh, this protagonist is an adolescent, for better and for worse.
(Maybe because when I first read it I was not much older than Johanna)
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