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Blackbringer (Faeries of Dreamdark) - Community Reviews back

by Laini Taylor
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Book Lovers Life
Book Lovers Life rated it 11 years ago
In a world where most of the faeries have forgotten most of their history and are content to live in ignorance of the world, there is one faerie who is fighting to keep the devils at bay. Magpie Windwitch is a tiny faerie with a big heart. She dreams of being like her idol Bellatrix and help keep th...
ReadingOnBecauseIWantTo
ReadingOnBecauseIWantTo rated it 12 years ago
BLACKBRINGER was amazing. It is full of mystery, action, and best of all-Faries! But don't go thinkink "Oh another book about faries". BLACKBRINGER's faries are different, sarcastic, and full of magic. Pitch-perfect writing, Laini Tayor's debut novel is a stunner.
Pants' Books & Stuff!
Pants' Books & Stuff! rated it 13 years ago
Originally reviewed here.Why I Read It: After reading and really enjoying Lips Touch: Three Times (review here), I decided I wanted to own ALL of Taylor's books, so I immediately put this on my "to buy" list. However, I noticed that the second book was not available to order on chapters.ca (I didn't...
Ashleigh Paige
Ashleigh Paige rated it 13 years ago
I can handle bookish disappointments, but this is more disappointing than usual because Laini Taylor's other books (Daughter of Smoke and Bone and Lips Touch: Three Times) are some of my favorites.The author's usual magic and creativity when creating new, interesting worlds is there, but it's so muc...
Danielle's Reading Adventures
Danielle's Reading Adventures rated it 13 years ago
Blackbringer is well done fantasy fiction with faeries. The storyline is intricate and inventive. I never thought I'd read a book that was able to combine faerie lore with djinn lore, but it was done very successfully here. I liked the characters, including Magpie, the lead heroine, and her murde...
Chris' Fish Place
Chris' Fish Place rated it 13 years ago
If I were younger, I think I would have liked this book more. Perfect for younger readers, but it doesn't cross over really well for adults who read a wide range of fantasy.
Melody Murray's Books
Melody Murray's Books rated it 14 years ago
Lush, gorgeous and involving. This is a faery tale that manages to be both classical and modern at the same time. The world-building is excellent, the dialogue brilliantly well-done and the story arc satisfying. I love crows in the real world, and Taylor's anthropomorphized crows delighted me. There...
A Sea of Stars
A Sea of Stars rated it 14 years ago
Fairies. Crows. Magic. Excitement. Danger and dire consequences. Once you get into this book, it's hard to put down. Worth a read. Recommended. The sequel, "Silksinger", is out.
By Singing Light
By Singing Light rated it 15 years ago
by Laini TaylorOkay, so yes, this book has been out for three years and I'm just now reading it. Pshaw! It's still a wonderfully written whammy of a story. There were several things I really enjoyed. First, the way in which the fairies as a culture have lost something. This is a theme which res...
Kaia
Kaia rated it 15 years ago
Some time ago I read Holly Black’s The Spiderwick Chronicles, largely because I enjoyed the movie and the local bookstore had a nifty version with all five stories and extra illustrations in it. I liked it enough that I started taking into consideration the whole fairy fad going on these days. I’d b...
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