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A review by librarydosebykristy
The School Between Winter and Fairyland by Heather Fawcett
5.0
There is something so comforting about a well written middle grade fantasy. You can sink into the magical world, confident that you won’t be straight up traumatized, which can sometimes happen with YA and Adult books.
This story was so well done, and so engaging. The magical world was instantly fun and deliciously creepy, and the central quest at its center was just the right amount — it even seems this is a standalone, or it could be at least. No cliffhanger endings here.
The only thing I don’t like about this story is the title— it’s super forgettable and generic and will ultimately be a disservice !
Other than that—read this book of you’re in the mood for a satisfying magical fairy tale filled with delightful details and worthy adventures. Perfect for grades 4 and up.
This story was so well done, and so engaging. The magical world was instantly fun and deliciously creepy, and the central quest at its center was just the right amount — it even seems this is a standalone, or it could be at least. No cliffhanger endings here.
The only thing I don’t like about this story is the title— it’s super forgettable and generic and will ultimately be a disservice !
Other than that—read this book of you’re in the mood for a satisfying magical fairy tale filled with delightful details and worthy adventures. Perfect for grades 4 and up.