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A review by jazilee
The Frost Eater by Carol Beth Anderson
5.0
I loved this book
the characters are each richly developed and unique with their own backstories that interplay nicely - and the unique system of magic just helps the world move along at it's own pace. I think I most connected with Nora - she has a disconnect from the common everyday world and it's subtleties that I experience being autistic. (though she has her own disconnect for other reasons) and her endeavoring to learn how to negotiate interactions with the "normal" people around her reminds me of my own challenges learning to navigate social norms. and I loved watching the relationship develop between Krey and Nora through the book. through the ups and downs..
This is a great read and I can't wait to read book two.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
the characters are each richly developed and unique with their own backstories that interplay nicely - and the unique system of magic just helps the world move along at it's own pace. I think I most connected with Nora - she has a disconnect from the common everyday world and it's subtleties that I experience being autistic. (though she has her own disconnect for other reasons) and her endeavoring to learn how to negotiate interactions with the "normal" people around her reminds me of my own challenges learning to navigate social norms. and I loved watching the relationship develop between Krey and Nora through the book. through the ups and downs..
This is a great read and I can't wait to read book two.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.