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The Ivory Pinion is a small but mighty book. I enjoyed the descriptions that the words held. It was like reading an old friend. If you are a lover of Fables and Folklore, you will love how this book is written and reads. The Ivory Pinion is a vary descriptive book and the words seem to hold intention. Often times I caught myself stopping to consider what I just read and its not very often a book can make me do that. I absolutely love the lore and myth of Kitsune. I do wish th

The First Forged Mirror, I wanted to love this book but it fell flat for me. The world building is very sparse and being a book about fairies it should be rich in details, lore and scenery. In fact the book, for a good chunk only, happens at a work bench with a chair in a workshop, which would be fine if there was a deeper character development going on. This book is missing a lot of character dialog as well, where there should be some (IE. characters forming a relationship,