Flora goes in search of her childhood hero, Tiny Doom, in hopes that she will be able to lead the rebellion against the Birdies. Along the way, Flora falls in with a were-bear and falls out with her vainglorious friend Udo. I felt like it took forever to get Flora to Fort Stompy (or whatever it's ...
I just adore Flora Fyrdraaca. There it is. She feels like a real, stubborn, particular, peculiar person to me. And the world she lives in is just a joy. A scary, funny, odd joy complete with flies and dishonest bed and breakfast owners, and cranky shapeshifters with abandoment issues, and all of...
I hate giving a 4 to a Flora book - the Flora Trilogy is honestly one of the best (if not the best! - it may be tied with Megan Whalen Turner's Queen's Thief series for that spot) YA has to offer, but the plot pacing in this one seemed so uneven! Wilce always ties things up nicely, and we can always...
Third Flora book! I thought it was going to be the last, but I could also see more books to come. I liked it, of course. Flora remains feisty and funny. At the same time, I did miss the tightness of the first two books–this one sprawls all over the place–and I wasn’t nearly as affected as I expected...
For the record, I have waited 3 years for this book to be released. The fine folks at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt were kind enough to provide me an early edition of the book. I'm not even sure if this cover art is what will be used...but it's cool. So I am using it. Flora Segunda was one of my favouri...
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