I was immediately engaged, entertained, and found it easy to keep reading straight through, from start to finish. Kirstin Pulioff authored a highly relevant story of a young woman's life with a single parent. Though its setting is medieval or high-fantasy, the story delves into the dynamics of a sin...
A sharp, shiny and precise jewel of a dystopian novella. I read The Ivory Tower very quickly some time ago and have finally managed to catch up with a review. This dystopian story is brief but hides a good punch. I’m always in two minds with regards to shorter stories. On the one hand I want to know...
I love reading short stories and this one did not disappoint. Set in a dystopian future, Kirstin Pulioff drew me in with her concise writing style and descriptive imagery. She immediately transported me to the protection camp where Simone and Christine struggle to survive a horrific caste system and...
My Thoughts - 5 out of 5 Unicorns - I loved it!!**Received ebook as part of the Mother Daughter Review blog tour for an honest reviewThe cover is cute and very intriguing though Madeline is looking very rough and like she has been through some tough times.I really love this series!! Kirstin does a ...
The Ivory Tower by Kirstin Pulioff is a captivating YA fantasy short story that captured my imagination. Number 277, Simone, has been inquisitive to the point of having to know what lies beyond the boundary of barbed wire surrounding their camp. She uses her friend Christine to play hide and seek in...
Review of The escape of Princess Madeline.Rating 5 starswww.reviewoffantasy.comThe book was given to me from the author for an honest review.Firstly this was just like sleeping beauty, snow white or little red riding hood. A fairy tale that our parents read to us before bed-time, maybe the escape of...
My Thoughts - 5 out of 5 unicorns - I loved it!!The story was beautiful and definitely something I need to read to my nieces :) I guess I love fairy tales especially when there is a head strong and noble princess who won’t let anyone or anything hold her back from doing what she thinks is right. I...
My Thoughts - 5 out of 5 unicorns - I loved it!!Okay so this so reminds me of my nieces with the defiance though theirs is much more direct since they range from 5 to 6. I have 3 of them and all have red hair like me (talk about trouble, but I love watching it because it is happening to my sisters)...
The Escape of Princess Madeline by Kirstin Pulioff has done the impossible by reminding me of my childhood with tales of Robin Hood, King Arthur and Ivanhoe. I was immediately enchanted by this sweet tale of a spoilt princess who has been forced to grow up fast by her domineering father, King Theodo...
After reading the blurb of this book-- I instantly wanted to read it. It had all the elements of what I like in shorter stories. It's a fantasy, with a young princess who is rebellious against her father's (the King) demand for her to marry. Feeling cornered; she finally decides her only option is t...
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