Ebook {Epub PDF} In the Forests of Serre by Patricia A. McKillip

 · In the Forests of Serre is a beautifully told story that draws inspiration from Russian fairytales, particularly Baba Yaga and the Firebird. McKillip's prose is just stunning, with a sense of rhythm that's almost like poetry - except that I really don't like poetry, but somehow I loved this. The narrative is nicely structured, with well-thought-out character arcs and a few deft reverses that occur 4/5(K). In the forests of Serre. In the tales of World Fantasy, by Award-winning author Patricia McKillip, nothing is ever as it seems. A mirror is never just a mirror, a forest is never just a bltadwin.ru Interaction Count: "In the Forests of Serre" is one of McKillip's loveliest and most mysterious fantasies. Even if you don't care for all of that la-de-da love-lost-and-found stuff, or for the book's dense symbolism, you might still enjoy the goings-on of the Wizard Unciel and his bumbling-but-honest scribe Euan Ash/5(73).

Title: In the Forests of Serre Series: Author: Patricia McKillip Rating: 5 of 5 Stars Genre: Fantasy Pages: Format: Digital Edition Synopsis: Prince Ronan, the son of the heartless and one-eyed King Ferus, had his wife and child die several months ago. Buy a cheap copy of In the Forests of Serre book by Patricia A. McKillip. Like Ursula K. Le Guin and Jane Yolen, World Fantasy Award winner Patricia A. McKillip (author of Riddle-Master, The Forgotten Beasts of Eld, and Ombria in Shadow) Free shipping over $ In the tales of World Fantasy Award-winning author Patricia McKillip, nothing is ever as it seems. A mirror is never just a mirror; a forest is never just a forest. Here, it is a place where a witch can hide in her house of bones and a prince can.

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