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A review by bibliobrittish
Foxheart by Claire Legrand
5.0
My heart is full and my eyes have run over. What a magical world, what a magical story - one that I wanted to hold close even when I wasn't reading it just because its proximity made me feel better, feel hopeful. Because that is what I feel right now, in my bones - hope.
Quicksilver is every bit the 'unlikeable' character I love - stubborn, precocious, and independent. But what young girl who was ever mistreated or ignored wouldn't understand her actions and sentiments? And I adored Fox - the sass, the unconditional love, every bit of his fluffy self.
Twisty and turny in all the best ways, Foxheart is a battle cry that shows readers how to take on demons, even the ones that live inside their own minds, and triumph. Sometimes, that means trusting yourself. Sometimes, it means trusting the people around you. "Many will be mighty."
Quicksilver is every bit the 'unlikeable' character I love - stubborn, precocious, and independent. But what young girl who was ever mistreated or ignored wouldn't understand her actions and sentiments? And I adored Fox - the sass, the unconditional love, every bit of his fluffy self.
Twisty and turny in all the best ways, Foxheart is a battle cry that shows readers how to take on demons, even the ones that live inside their own minds, and triumph. Sometimes, that means trusting yourself. Sometimes, it means trusting the people around you. "Many will be mighty."