Juliet Marrillier

[Cerridwen]

Has anyone hear read any of Juliet's books?

I know Inanna has read the sevenwaters trilogy (I think??) it was brilliant and remains one of my fave trilogies ever, I recently read Wolfskin which was every bit as good.

Highly recommended :mrgreen:

[Inanna]

I have indeed read them Clare (thanks to your reviews) and thoroughly enjoyed them.
They were my first journey into mainstream fantasy books and I've not looked back since.
I have the first book in her new triology sitting on my shelf and I can't wait to read that and Wolfskin. :reading:

[Cerridwen]

I have the first book in her new triology sitting on my shelf and I can't wait to read that and Wolfskin. :reading

Ooh is that The Dark Mirror?? That looks brilliant I am waiting for the paperback though :mrgreen:

[Inanna]

It is indeed, mines' from the library though :wink:

[Michelle]

ooh - another one for me to look out for! (I love this forum! :D )

Trouble is, I'm buying more than I'm selling, which isn't good!

[Kell]

Me too, Michelle - I've swapped so many books out that my to read list is now huge & I'm completely stoney-broke for the time being.

These sound interesting though - anyone want to tell us a little more about them?

[Inanna]

I know Clare has written a great review on the Sevenwaters triology somewhere, but I can't find it :?

[opalwhite]

the bridei series - brilliant

[Echo]

I have a friend who is a huge fan of this author, and she has recommended the Sevenwaters trilogy to me...and yes, it's on my list. She particularly liked the first book, Daughter of the Forest and she said it's a reworking of an old folk tale. I think the original was included in Grimm's Fairy Tales.