Here is a great new book by first time author, Laini Taylor.
The book's description: "When the ancient evil of the Blackbringer rises to unmake the world, only one determined faerie stands in its way. However, Magpie Windwitch, granddaughter of the West Wind, is not like other faeries. While her kind live in seclusion deep in the forests of Dreamdark, she’s devoted her life to tracking down and recapturing devils escaped from their ancient bottles, just as her hero, the legendary Bellatrix, did 25,000 years ago. With her faithful gang of crows, she travels the world fighting where others would choose to flee. But when a devil escapes from a bottle sealed by the ancient Djinn King himself—the creator of the world—she may be in over her head. How can a single faerie, even with the help of her friends, hope to defeat the impenetrable darkness of the Blackbringer? At a time when fantasy readers have an embarrassment of riches in choosing new worlds to fall in love with, this first novel by a fresh, original voice is sure to stand out."
I heard Laini Taylor speak at the recent ALA Midwinter Meeting in Seattle and then got her autograph for this book. I liked her ideas about fantasy. This book is great!
note from the author:
I'm primarily using this blog to keep track of books I've read. Books from last year, 2005, and this year are in their own collections. I love the books category here.
Hi, I'm Mary, and I'm a librarian and a reader. (not to mention a writer)
I guess, occassionally, I may post more about an individual book than what is said in the description section of each one.

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