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October 18, 2019 Cindee rated it information technology was amazing

I loved both of the stories in this book they both were unique in their own ways I would read more books similar this for sure. I liked the characters of both stories especially Snow and Raven from Snow and Aurore and Oswald from Beauty Sleep. I found Snow or Jessica which is her actual proper name to be a very interesting graphic symbol in the beginning she was your typical child and and then the evil Step Mother came and then she was treated horribly and blamed for something that happened to her she was very wel I loved both of the stories in this book they both were unique in their own ways I would read more books similar this for sure. I liked the characters of both stories especially Snowfall and Raven from Snowfall and Aurore and Oswald from Beauty Slumber. I institute Snow or Jessica which is her bodily name to be a very interesting character in the beginning she was your typical child and and then the evil Step Mother came and and then she was treated horribly and blamed for something that happened to her she was very well written. (view spoiler)[She meets some unusual people that she come to care for she is then tricked by the stride female parent and falls into a deep slumber. (hide spoiler)] I liked the plot of Snowfall it was well written and really flowed well it had a more scientific rather than magical take on the things the evil step mother did I found that unique and it made the story then much better, I liked the bit of romance betwixt Raven and Snow it was well done and was not out of identify at all. I really liked Aurore she was a wonderful character that actually cared about her people she would fifty-fifty go into a forest to prevent misfortune from happening to them. I liked the flake at the end with Oswald and her and his feelings for each other it really had the perfect fairy tale ending. I really liked the plot of Dazzler Sleep information technology really read like an old fairy tale and I actually liked how the plot moved from 1 place to some other. And then overall these stories were really good I would read more of them in the hereafter. ...more

This volume is carve up into two completely separate stories the 1st story about snow is 3.v for me and the 2d story about aurora is a 2

Snow

pros
Braswell actually had a fairly interesting premise starting out. Jess a young daughter ,whose mother died the twenty-four hour period she was born and whose father can't stand up beingness near, runs away when she finds out her new step mother wants nothing more and then to tear out her centre.
Thankfully with the help of her fiend Alan she escapes to London and finds herself accustomed past an od

This book is separate into 2 completely separate stories the 1st story about snowfall is iii.5 for me and the 2nd story about aurora is a ii

Snow

pros
Braswell actually had a adequately interesting premise starting out. Jess a young girl ,whose mother died the 24-hour interval she was born and whose father tin't stand existence nearly, runs abroad when she finds out her new step mother wants naught more and then to tear out her centre.
Thankfully with the assist of her fiend Alan she escapes to London and finds herself accustomed by an odd band of outcasts, but when her stepmother comes back changed and supposedly seeking forgiveness, Jessica wants zippo more than to believe her and feel what its like to have a real female parent but can she trust her?

The narrative was unproblematic and descriptive at the same fourth dimension I didn't find myself getting defenseless upward in the writing or feeling bogged down past unnecessary details.

the story was definitely creative and (thankfully) not as cliche equally i idea it would be, i loved how Liz Incorporated the lonely ones into the story that was very fun also read

cons
the setting, the plot, everything was... okay and that was merely it nothing really stood out the mc seemed was hands forgettable in fact all the characters were pretty elementary and 1-dimensional, which fabricated the story bland
while at outset the premise was promising, nothing really happened.. I was furious. I kept reading, waiting for this thing to go somewhere, for something absurd to happen. It didn't! Nothing worth anything happened here.
And the ending was totally rushed the book skipped 2 years in under a folio! which made the whole story disappointing (i guess i was simply expecting more)

beuty sleep
this story was then dull information technology literally took me 2 days and the plot was so disruptive i didnt even bother to become information technology
all in all if your looking for a quick piddling fairytale it's good

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This volume is divided into two short stories (retelling fairytale of Snow White and Sleeping Beauty)

iii.v/5 - Snowfall by Liz Brasswell

I actually similar how Brasswell giving united states of america an insight of how snow's stepmother grows upward from a loving, attentive mother to a strict, controlling mother. It'due south refreshing to see all of this time since, surprisingly, she wanted the best for Snow, for her reasons that women are needed/respected/accepted in social club for two reasons - pretty face and chasity. Before this, snow is

This book is divided into two short stories (retelling fairytale of Snow White and Sleeping Dazzler)

three.5/5 - Snow by Liz Brasswell

I actually similar how Brasswell giving usa an insight of how snow'due south stepmother grows up from a loving, attentive mother to a strict, controlling female parent. It'southward refreshing to see all of this fourth dimension since, surprisingly, she wanted the best for Snow, for her reasons that women are needed/respected/accustomed in society for ii reasons - pretty face up and chasity. Before this, snowfall is allowed to play outside the castle, together with her guy friends, like a tomboy, un-ladylike. When she'southward young, she's not pale equally snow nor reddish lips as blood, tan her pare was with freckles spattered on her cheeks. Not until one day, on the solar day snow is supposed to exist introduced to the audience, all nobles from other other countries come to see. But that night, as she loves wandering outside castle carelessly, a prince has tried to harass her. Since that point, the stepmother is aghast of her, nagging her for her lack of awareness and thus start to ban her from going out.

And snowfall grows up into a pretty lady, since she doesnt leave often. Her tan peel changes into a pale i, freckles gone long. Once, her guy friends has seen a glimpse of her and is really flabbergasted of her beauty. Things change for good.

I really really like snow's stepmother. I feel like i could sympathise her. She doesn't hate snow (like we've always known of Snow white'due south story) and she's sort of a scientist.

And one thing i actually love the twists in this story. There's no dwarfs included here, instead it's a pack of half human and one-half animals.

Plotwise, very good, satisfying with the ending. Y'all'll get surprised of whom she will finish up with. So far, this is the most realistic snow white retelling that i've ever read and i honey it so much. The story is narrates from a third POV.

ii.5/v - Beauty Sleep.

At first, you'll notice yourself plough off with how the story delivers (written from 1st POV) i usually dont have whatever trouble with this kind of narration simply i despise of how the narrator overuses the skeptical questions, it's less interesting to follow so i decided to dnf this story.

But i decided to give it one chance by only speeding upward thru story and see what the story makes of. And surprisingly, i am drawn back to the story when Aurore is forced by the public to leave the castle(since her existence brings calamity to her people, such every bit blood rain and and then on) and so she goes to a forest that'south forbidden for anyone who has entered.

And PLOT TWIST omg, suffice to say I'one thousand really really taken aback. Ngl, you should endure the same amount of my headache when reading the start half😂 then you'll really get pleased when u reach the conflict of this story.

Reason why i'd rated this under 3 stars is that the author doesn't explicate of how Aurore is able to slumber in the forest for 100 years.

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Aug 13, 2017 Jennifer rated it really liked it

I can't say I loved this book but I also tin't say I hated it either. Due to information technology beingness two books in one I did adopt the first book. Snow was adept and kept me wanting to read more where as with Beauty Sleep I felt it was to drawn out. I liked both takes on the classic fairytales. I can't say I loved this book merely I also can't say I hated it either. Due to information technology being two books in one I did prefer the first book. Snow was skillful and kept me wanting to read more where as with Beauty Slumber I felt it was to drawn out. I liked both takes on the classic fairytales. ...more

OH MY GOD. EVERYTHING WENT Wrong AT ONCE.
Okay hold on. First things first.

Snow : iii.4
I really enjoyed this. It was intriguing, very interesting and the pieces came together really nicely.
Mainly I just wish it could take been longer. It felt a scrap underdeveloped and I wish that there had been more time fleshing out her relationships with the Lonely Ones.

NOW. ONTO THE MESS.

Beauty Sleep : 1.7 (and that's being generous)
WHAT HAPPENED Here??? Just. Cameron. I wanna talk.
So it wasn't off to a str

OH MY GOD. EVERYTHING WENT WRONG AT ONCE.
Okay hold on. Starting time things first.

Snow : 3.4
I really enjoyed this. It was intriguing, very interesting and the pieces came together really nicely.
Mainly I just wish it could have been longer. It felt a bit underdeveloped and I wish that at that place had been more than time fleshing out her relationships with the Solitary Ones.

Now. ONTO THE MESS.

Dazzler Slumber : 1.seven (and that'south being generous)
WHAT HAPPENED HERE??? Just. Cameron. I wanna talk.
Then information technology wasn't off to a strong start. The narrator, Aurore, is practically unbearable at the commencement. She does get less annoying over time, though.
Now. Her cousin Oswald is nearly a decade older than her, and was there for the entirety of her growing up. I was getting the impression that he was basically a semi-estranged older brother figure.
In one case she was in the magic fourth dimension-altering forest it was easy to see that Ironheart was Oswald's descendant.
I remember specifically writing downwardly that it was obvious Ironheart was a love interest, but she kept on comparing him to Oswald, and the similarities fabricated her like him more than, which I had establish odd. I brushed it off, though, assuming that the writer was just trying to bear witness information technology was Oswald's descendant, how long information technology had been in the outside earth, and that she was notwithstanding thinking of her family in some style.
Holy hell was I incorrect.
So as the story went on I slowly got on lath with her cousins descendant being the love involvement. I mean, by then the genetics are diluted enough that it's essentially irrelevant, it'south simply a fleck odd. I liked how the characters played off each other, the story as a whole was growing on me.
And then we come up to the catastrophe.
She gets dorsum to her kingdom, and upon getting there, reveals that she's really in beloved with her cousin, and they terminate up together (through de-aging magic).
Now. Permit'due south put this in perspective.
She has only really been alive for 16 years. Her cousin, on the other hand, has been alive for 124.
She grew up with him, and he's plainly been in love with her all his life. This man was in his mid 20s, in honey with his teenaged cousin. Then she left, and he stayed in love with the (even so!) 16 twelvemonth old girl for some other hundred years.
Just. This is so creepy. Not just is information technology incestuous, it reeks of grooming and predatory beliefs.
I can't even put into words how disgusted and baffled I am that this was a total on published story.
Similar honestly, what the bodily fuck.

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May 10, 2020 Sha rated it liked it

both of these tales are super trippy, so it makes sense they were bundled together

Snow past Liz Braswell

** After the tragic decease of her mother, Jessica's father finds love again. But as Jessica presently grows into a beautiful young woman, information technology becomes articulate that her stepmother is wildly—and murderously—jealous of her **

the longer of the ii stories at 268 pages, i was hooked for the overwhelming bulk of Jessica'due south story. her life begins rather unassumingly every bit a immature duchess, then shifts with the ar

both of these tales are super trippy, so it makes sense they were bundled together

Snow by Liz Braswell

** Afterward the tragic expiry of her mother, Jessica's male parent finds love again. But equally Jessica soon grows into a beautiful young adult female, information technology becomes clear that her stepmother is wildly—and murderously—jealous of her **

the longer of the two stories at 268 pages, i was hooked for the overwhelming majority of Jessica'southward story. her life begins rather unassumingly as a immature duchess, and then shifts with the arrival of her begetter'south new wife, Anne of Mandagor. Jessica and Anne's early relationship is cordial, as Jessica is allowed to retain most of her babyhood freedom and Anne begins to instruct the young girl on the ways of beingness a proper lady.

i appreciated the time we get to come across how the "wicked stepmother" and Jessica grew to a relative familiarity. readers are also treated to Anne's particular passion: the sciences. i quite liked how Jessica was a staunch support for her (though distant) stepmother'due south passions, an activeness frowned upon for women. while Jessica's support could subsequently be seen equally her downfall, i saw it much more than as part of her kindness.

Jessica's eventual escape from her home leads us to this adaptation's version of the Seven Dwarves — the Lonely Ones, a group of half-animal, one-half-human misfits who inhabit the streets of London. a good chunk of the book is spent on Jessica's fourth dimension with the Alone Ones, and I'll acknowledge, sometimes my interest waned here. not all the scenes seemed peculiarly important to the overall plot. So we get the expected cause of Snowfall's slumber, which was a flake disruptive to follow, and the section of the story until her awakening felt a flake far-fetched and over-long.

overall, this story has some strongly likeable and well-fleshed out characters and morals, though some elements of the plot were over-stretched. an *interesting* take on snow white, if not a particular favourite.

BEAUTY SLEEP by Cameron Dokey

** After learning her impending curse will harm not only her merely the entire kingdom as well, Aurore embarks on a unsafe quest to terminate the evil magic—and put a terminate to the curse earlier information technology'due south likewise tardily **

I've read enough of Dokey's retellings to get a general sense of where this story was going before I even started. The first was much the aforementioned, with the princess narrating how her story was poorly retold and how she would fix the story direct. Dokey'south main flaw is there is too, besides much rambling from the narrator. stuff similar "you might accept thought, but actually...and who can blame you lot considering...so again...the truth of the thing is..." and this will go on for several paragraphs before you get to something actually pertinent to the plot.

Ultimately, the actionable moments in this story could fit on fifty pages, but with the meaningless insertions from the narrator, information technology's made longer and less interesting to follow.

To the story itself, my greatest thoughts are on the ending, which was shocking generally considering it was so odd (merely I won't discuss considering I wouldn't spoil if for some reason you wanted to read this). I don't see myself reading this again.

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Oct 25, 2017 Samantha rated it really liked it

I enjoyed the first story more the 2nd one, but the second did grow on me every bit I read it.

For the first, it was a really cool take on Snow White. The bare basic of the Snowfall White story was there, but the additions and twists kept me engaged and wanting to know what happened side by side.

As for the 2nd story... After reading merely the get-go few sentences, I wanted to just put the book down. The primary grapheme's vocalism felt so jarring compared to the voice of the Snowfall White retelling. However, I fou

I enjoyed the first story more than the 2d one, but the second did grow on me as I read it.

For the showtime, it was a really cool have on Snow White. The bare bones of the Snow White story was there, but the additions and twists kept me engaged and wanting to know what happened side by side.

As for the 2d story... After reading only the first few sentences, I wanted to simply put the book downward. The main graphic symbol's voice felt so jarring compared to the voice of the Snow White retelling. However, I found that the more I read, the less annoying she sounded. Not that I e'er barbarous in love with the story, but information technology didn't seem likewise bad by the cease. On it's own, I would probably requite it three stars.

Though, how the crap does Aurore not always prick herself before turning sixteen? That possibility is mentioned by her mother and is what keeps Aurore so confined at first, but in that location's never a moment she pricks herself early and they discover it really is just when she'due south sixteen--only I don't believe for a 2d this didn't happen, with everything she was doing upwards until then.

Then, information technology wasn't a bad story, but Aurore'due south vocalization was a little jarring after the other story, and while Aurore was certainly proactive, this story nevertheless felt a little like it was just waiting for something to happen.

I'll keep this book for the start story, just I don't know if I would ever re-read the second. Again, the Sleeping Beauty retelling wasn't bad, but it just didn't do anything for me.

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Dec 12, 2021 Elaina rated it really liked information technology

Since at that place are 2 stories in this book, I am going to split my review in two every bit well.

Snow: I loved this story. Braswell paid proper homage to the original tale but added in some very interesting and uncommon elements that made information technology very heady to read. At that place were heart-warming relationships -- both familial and romantic. The characterization of the stepmother was likewise very complex and humane, to the point that I felt myself feeling sympathy for her.

Beauty Sleep: This story was non on the sam

Since there are two stories in this volume, I am going to separate my review in 2 as well.

Snow: I loved this story. Braswell paid proper homage to the original tale but added in some very interesting and uncommon elements that made it very exciting to read. There were heart-warming relationships -- both familial and romantic. The label of the stepmother was as well very complex and humane, to the betoken that I felt myself feeling sympathy for her.

Beauty Sleep: This story was not on the same level as Snow. I did like information technology a lot more than I originally thought that I was going to. The tone of the narrator at the kickoff is a little as well conversational and modernistic for the setting and plot of the story, so that was very jarring, initially. SPOILER ALERT!! This comes off as very... incest-y. The relationship with the cousin and the cousin'southward grandson... While information technology may be historically accurate, I exercise not think information technology adds much to the story and I have seen other reviews questioning this choice. I also institute it very odd that the grandson was involved at all? The reasoning for him beingness the hero / rescuer was not actually explained. If it weren't for this story being included, I would have given this book five stars.

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May 31, 2020 Katrina rated it did not like it

As a disclaimer, I merely read the offset story of 2 in this book, which was "Snow" - a retelling of Snow White. I quite relish retellings, but I didn't like this i at all, which is why I didn't even bother to read the other. I didn't detect myself rooting for the characters. I honestly didn't care very much about any of them. There was a jump in time when 'Snow' or 'Jessica' was locked upwardly by her stepmother, but I found it very abrupt, and we learned lilliputian about the circumstances of her life whil As a disclaimer, I only read the kickoff story of two in this book, which was "Snow" - a retelling of Snow White. I quite enjoy retellings, but I didn't like this one at all, which is why I didn't fifty-fifty bother to read the other. I didn't notice myself rooting for the characters. I honestly didn't care very much virtually any of them. There was a leap in time when 'Snow' or 'Jessica' was locked up by her stepmother, only I found it very sharp, and we learned petty about the circumstances of her life while she was away.

Additionally, the romance seemed randomly thrown in to me. There were some instances where the characters seemed to connect somewhat, but it felt hollow and forced. I as well did not enjoy the seven dwarves condign The Lonely Ones, which we part-human/office-animal. I institute it odd, and though the author explained in the end, I just don't think it fabricated sense at all. Overall, I did not enjoy this book at all, and I would not recommend it.

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Jan 19, 2020 Emilou rated it liked it

Snowfall - I liked the story enough. I started well, the characters were interesting, and there were many spots where I couldn't put the book down and laughed. Only the ending vicious flat. I felt that it was a piddling anti-climatic, especially since I felt that the story was building to something more exciting than what happened. Although I gave the book 3 stars, this story is more of a iv star.

Beauty Sleep - The story started out slow, the characters felt cliche (yet another princess who didn't

Snow - I liked the story enough. I started well, the characters were interesting, and in that location were many spots where I couldn't put the book downwards and laughed. Only the catastrophe fell flat. I felt that it was a fiddling anti-climatic, specially since I felt that the story was building to something more exciting than what happened. Although I gave the book three stars, this story is more of a four star.

Dazzler Sleep - The story started out tedious, the characters felt cliche (yet some other princess who didn't human activity princess-similar) and I wasn't pleased that the love involvement was her cousin. Parts of it were creative and interesting, simply I felt that the story wasn't as well put together as I like in a story. The ending was super cheesy too, way likewise much chedder for my gustatory modality. This story I would give a ii star.

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Jul 12, 2017 Nicole rated it really liked it

If you dearest the story of Snow White and Sleeping Beauty, I would highly recommend this book. This volume allow for a whole new twist on the story of Snow White and a personal view from Aurora or Aurore in this book.
While both story'southward were practiced, I thoroughly enjoyed the Snow White retelling the most. This story had me turning the pages quickly and I wanted to know what happened next. The manner it ended made me want a whole other part to it rather than having the Sleeping Beauty retelling to be hones If y'all love the story of Snowfall White and Sleeping Beauty, I would highly recommend this volume. This book allow for a whole new twist on the story of Snow White and a personal view from Aurora or Aurore in this volume.
While both story's were good, I thoroughly enjoyed the Snow White retelling the most. This story had me turning the pages quickly and I wanted to know what happened next. The way information technology ended made me want a whole other part to it rather than having the Sleeping Beauty retelling to be honest.
With the Aurore 1, it didn't captivate my attention as much as the Snowfall White one did and it took me longer to read.
Either way, this is a good bind up of two favorite fairy tales and you won't be disappointed. ...more

I am unremarkably a sucker for fairytale retellings. These missed the marker a bit, for me. Definitely non ones I will want to read again.

I did enjoy Snow better. There were some darker elements that made y'all desire to acquire more. The animal-people instead of dwarves added some mystery. I felt like there was some filler, only overall information technology wasn't bad.

Beauty Sleep felt similar it was meant to be for the lower historic period range of YA, if not middle grade. I had a hard fourth dimension connecting with Aurore. Information technology's Sleeping Beauty, we

I am ordinarily a sucker for fairytale retellings. These missed the mark a bit, for me. Definitely not ones I will want to read again.

I did enjoy Snow improve. There were some darker elements that made you lot desire to learn more. The animate being-people instead of dwarves added some mystery. I felt like there was some filler, just overall it wasn't bad.

Beauty Slumber felt like it was meant to be for the lower age range of YA, if not middle form. I had a hard time connecting with Aurore. It'south Sleeping Beauty, we all know who she ends upwardly with. I just felt the circular almost manner it all of a sudden dawns on her was rushed. The bulk of the story moves at a snail'southward stride, and so BAM... true love, story over.

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Feb 21, 2020 Heather rated it liked it

This volume has two stories in one. It has the retelling of Snow White that puts a more sci fi feel to the story. It was okay to me. It was an original but I found the bodily story part defective. It dragged in sure places and the queen herself was not that intimidating. The characters needed more evolution to really peek my interest. The retelling of sleeping beauty had a ameliorate twist. I had my hunches while reading it but I thought that focused more than on Princess Aurora herself than the curse westward This book has two stories in one. It has the retelling of Snow White that puts a more sci fi feel to the story. Information technology was okay to me. It was an original simply I found the actual story part lacking. Information technology dragged in certain places and the queen herself was not that intimidating. The characters needed more development to really peek my interest. The retelling of sleeping beauty had a ameliorate twist. I had my hunches while reading information technology just I thought that focused more on Princess Aurora herself than the curse which fabricated the story more intriguing. That beingness said without spoiling the story one of the twist I found a picayune odd and wasn't my cup of tea then to speak and then I wasn't able to truly enjoy how the book ended. ...more

January 21, 2017 Justine rated it really liked it

I received this volume in a subscription box but can't remember which one at the moment. I love retelling and this was practiced. I did enjoy Snow (story 1) better. It was more interesting. Dazzler Sleep was too weird and didn't intendance from the incestuous love interest. I received this book in a subscription box but tin can't think which 1 at the moment. I honey retelling and this was good. I did enjoy Snow (story one) improve. It was more than interesting. Beauty Sleep was too weird and didn't care from the incestuous love interest. ...more

Aug 14, 2017 Renee Marski rated information technology actually liked it

i love retellings and these are no different. snow's story is distressing. a girl looking for a family finds one unexpectedly. every bit for aurore, a 100 years passes in the blink of an middle. such great additions to classic tales. i dearest retellings and these are no different. snow'south story is sad. a daughter looking for a family finds one unexpectedly. as for aurore, a 100 years passes in the blink of an centre. such corking additions to classic tales. ...more

February 26, 2017 Wendie rated it really liked information technology

Liked this one- Snow is an interesting and likable character. I loved the have on "The Lonely Ones" in stead of the dwarves. It was really an interesting version of Snowfall White. Liked this i- Snow is an interesting and likable graphic symbol. I loved the have on "The Lonely Ones" in stead of the dwarves. Information technology was really an interesting version of Snow White. ...more

I liked Dazzler Sleep way improve than Snow

Sep fourteen, 2017 Makinna rated it really liked it

both of these 'happily ever after' endings i really enjoyed. both of these 'happily ever later on' endings i really enjoyed. ...more

I struggled to get through this one.

I enjoyed Snowfall (the first part of this book). But I could not become into the writing of Dazzler Slumber. It was all over the place.

I hated the beginning story! The 2nd story was astonishing!!

very easy read love the telling of the story, and how it turned out

Bravo!! They did a fantastic job and my ships did not disappoint.

Aug 06, 2020 Mari rated it actually liked information technology

Honestly, I hated Snow and so, so, so much.
On the other hand, I read Beauty Sleep at to the lowest degree 10 times.

Nov 18, 2020 Kira rated it it was amazing

Information technology was VERY good. Wish there was more.

Mar 23, 2022 Amanda rated it liked information technology

Not my favorite. The "first" book, Snow was good, merely Beauty Sleep was a hard no for me. I definitely didn't similar Beauty Sleep. Not my favorite. The "starting time" book, Snowfall was good, but Beauty Sleep was a hard no for me. I definitely didn't like Beauty Slumber. ...more than

Later the sort of introverted childhood you would expect from a writer, Liz earned a degree in Egyptology at Dark-brown University and and so promptly spent the next ten years producing video games. Finally she caved into fate and wrote Snow and Rx under the name Tracy Lynn, followed past The Nine Lives of Chloe King series nether her existent name, considering past then the assassins hunting her were all dead. She a After the sort of introverted childhood you would expect from a writer, Liz earned a caste in Egyptology at Brown University and and then promptly spent the next ten years producing video games. Finally she caved into fate and wrote Snowfall and Rx under the proper name Tracy Lynn, followed by The 9 Lives of Chloe Male monarch serial under her real name, because past then the assassins hunting her were all dead. She as well has curt stories in Geektastic and Who Done It and a new serial of reimagined fairy tales coming out, starting with A Whole New World—a retelling of Aladdin.
She lives in Brooklyn with a husband, two children, a cat, a role-time dog, iii fish and five coffee trees she insists will start producing beans whatsoever 24-hour interval. You can email her at me@lizbraswell.com. ...more

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