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File Size: 5300 KB

Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers (October 2, 2018)

Publication Date: October 2, 2018

Language: English

ASIN: B07FML99VF

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"We were mortals and we had no fixed future in Faerie. You were wondering about your place here, just like I was."Can I just start by saying how surprised I am at how vital this itty bitty story is to the overall arc of The Cruel Prince? I went in wholly expecting to have wasted my $2.99 based on my overall lack of enjoyment of novellas in general, but this? This was superb. In fact, if this golden nugget had somehow been weaved into book one, even as an afterthought, wrap-up, or extended epilogue, I would have give TCP a higher rating than I initially doled out. One of the reasons I wasn't blown away with the first installment was due to my lack of connection to the characters and world; this slight tale connected all the pieces that were floating in my periphery during my first read.While at first I was sitting around, pouting and telling myself "She can't force me to like Taryn, stop trying to make Taryn happen!", I quickly realized that Holly Black was not, in fact, trying to force this character down my throat. I'll go as far as to suggest that this minute character study is present to fill in a few gaps, sure, but also to reinforce what a truly unlikable character Taryn is, and her journey on discovering just how far she's willing to go and what she's actually capable of. I won't spoil anything for you, but reading this little treasure has made me eager for the release of The Wicked King, where before I was apathetic and resigned to continuing on just to see what happens."Be bold, be bold, but not too bold, lest that your heart's blood should run cold."

The Lost Sisters is an e-novella that provides Taryn’s , Jude’s twin sister’s, point of view of the events that took place in The Cruel Prince. And you guys, it feels so good to back in Elfhame even if it is through a handful of pages. I enjoyed this short story because we get another person’s perspective of the twisted dynamics that play between Cardan and Jude. And more importantly, we watch and understand the relationship that blooms between Taryn and Locke. UGH, and LOCKE! He is such a weasel. I hope his trickster ways finally catch up to him.I also liked that Taryn puts her heart and soul in this confession to Jude–we begin to understand Taryn’s motivations and heartache. But overall, even with Taryn’s actions explained, I still do not sympathize with her.Taryn, what happened to sisters before misters?!Home fries before fae guys!Taryn, I swear, you need to get it together, because Jude doesn’t take betrayal too lightly!

Let me just say this first: I adore Holly Black's writing. She has a penchant for creating engaging characters inhabiting vibrant worlds, and her plots are always complex with unexpected twists. Sadly, much of this was missing from this novella.The Lost Sisters is told from the point of view of Taryn, the twin sister of Jude who is the protagonist of The Cruel Prince and upcoming The Wicked King. Taryn is largely thrust aside in The Cruel Prince and yet plays a key role in the ultimate plot so I was hoping for some insight into her character and motivations. While we are given a few glimpses into her character and even her motivations in The Cruel Prince, this novella is essentially a recap of some of the key events in TCP with a half-hearted attempt at an apology to Jude from her twin. I'd really hoped for more a more insightful reading of Taryn that would make me like her a little more, but alas, that didn't happen, and I like her even less now.Holly Black's mastery of words is still there, and it was nice to return to the realm of Elfhame for a time. However, I enjoyed the sneak peek of The Wicked King included at the end of The Lost Sisters better than the actual novella.

Sneak preview for Wicked King inside!Cruel Prince spoilers!We got Jude’s story. Now we see the events of Cruel Prince from Taryn’s point of view. How did she end up with Locke? How could she hide this from her sister? What was going through her head when they were thrown to the nixies, or Jude participated in the tournament? We get these answers in the form of a letter from Taryn to Jude apologizing for her transgressions. A fairy tale to tide us over until Wicked King releases in January.I love Holly Black. I’ve read all but one of her books, I love the fae creatures and magic and her grungy settings that contrast with the beauty of the fairy world. However, I felt let down with this novella. I was expecting more content, maybe the story of the sisters before Madoc came for them. Instead I got what amounts to a recap of the first book, but from another character’s perspective. Other than a few interactions between Taryn and Locke, there were no extra scenes or information that we did not already know or could infer on our own. The story is also told in second person narrative (which addresses the audience as you). It didn’t bother me too much, but I know some people hate it so I thought I would mention it here. In short, even though the writing was beautiful this story did not need to be told.The saving grace was the excerpt of Wicked King at the end. Had it not been for the sneak-peak I would have given the story two stars instead of three. However, with that small snippet from chapter one of the next book I got more additional content than I did from the novella itself. We see Cardan as king interacting with his court, Jude pulling the strings from behind the throne, Locke up to something nefarious. This is what I wanted from the novella.Holly Black is, as always, a gorgeous writer with engaging settings; but this story has been told before. Other than the sneak peak at Wicked King at the end, you can skip this book.If you loved Cruel Prince and want more Holly Black, try some of her other books (which are amazing!) I particularly like the Curse Workers series, Tithe, The Darkest Part of the Forest, and Spiderwick

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