how the king of elfhame learned to hate stories illustrations

Black's world is intoxicating, imbued with a relentless sense of peril that kept me riveted through every chapter of Jude's journey. Holly is the Faerie Queen.'- Victoria Aveyard, #1 bestselling author of The Red Queen series, Praise for The Cruel Prince : 'Lush, dangerous, a dark jewel of a book. '- Kirkus, 'I require book two immediately.

fans will rejoice in every dark, luscious moment. Whatever a reader is looking for-heart-in-throat action, deadly romance, double-crossing, moral complexity-this is one heck of a ride.'- Booklist, starred review, Praise for How The King of Elfhame Learned to Hate Stories : 'Offers new delights along with familiar moments retold.

Breathtaking set pieces, fully developed supporting characters, and a beguiling, tough-as-nails heroine enhance an intricate, intelligent plot that crescendos to a jaw-dropping third-act twist.'- Publishers Weekly, starred review, 'Black's stark, eerie tone propulsive pacing and fulsome world building will certainly delight her legion of fans.'- Booklist, 'This edgy, dark fantasy will be a hit with young adults who like their magical creatures to live in a recognizably contemporary world.'- Library Media Connection, * 'Jude, who struggles with a world she both loves and hates and would rather be powerful and safe than good, is a compelling narrator. Black is building a complex mythology now is a great time to tune in.'- Kirkus Reviews, * 'pellbinding. Larger-than-life action in a kingdom packed with self-centered, evil, and manipulating characters also doles out real life issues.'- VOYA, starred review, *'Black returns here to the dark faerie realm that spurred her initial success, and if anything, she's only gotten better, writing with an elegant, economical precision and wringing searing emotional resonance from the simplest of sentences.' - The Bulletin, starred review, 'This is a heady blend of Faerie lore, high fantasy, and high school drama, dripping with description that brings the dangerous but tempting world of Faerie to life. Praise for The Queen of Nothing : *' Whether you came for the lore or the love, perfection.' - Kirkus, starred review, 'We're being promised a 'jaw-dropping' finale.Based on the ride she's taken readers on so far, we'd expect nothing less.'- Entertainment Weekly, *' dangerous journey filled with mystery, betrayal, intrigue, and romance.

How the king of elfhame learned to hate stories illustrations