Cygnet2 reviews Patricia A. McKillip Ace Trade, 2007 The Cygnet flies + Two in one Two of Patricia McKillip's most lyrical books are the Cygnet duology, the story of a sorcerous family and the mysterious forces that shape their world. "Cygnet" compiles those books, bringing together the intoxicating mixture of unique magic, invisible dragons, and McKillip's shimmering prose. ...             The Owl Service31 reviews Alan Garner Odyssey Classics, 2006 Let this story blow you away. + This product highly condensed, add full can of alertness and perception + Brilliant...but not for everyone + Intriguing but ultimately dissatisfying             The Charwoman's Shadow (Del Rey Impact)12 reviews Lord Dunsany Del Rey, 1999 A fantasy classic + Very well done from beginning to end + Shadows + A classic of fantasy...come learn the magic of language! + Master of prose, unfairly burdened with the role of pioneer             The Forgotten Beasts of Eld (Magic Carpet Books)91 reviews Patricia A. McKillip Magic Carpet Books, 2006 Never forgotten + Good Book I read this book perhaps 30 years ago, fell in love with it and Patricia McKillip then, and I've just reordered it to see how it re-reads. Although it's fantasy fiction I actually learned a lot about self-awareness from The Forgotten Beasts of Eld. A beautiful book, wonderfully well written.             The Book of Kells6 reviews R.A. MacAvoy Spectra, 1985 A magical tour of ancient Ireland! + An excellent reread...but for the typos + Not MacAvoy's best, but enjoyable. The title is misleading. + Fun and intelligent adventure. + A shame this is out of print -- a fun fantasy             The Silent Strength of Stones (A Chapel Hollow Novel)17 reviews Nina Kiriki Hoffman Eos, 1995 An exciting new discovery! + Favorite Hoffman book + By the Pricking of My Thumbs... + It's another book by Nina Kiriki Hoffman! + This books was terrific             Red Moon and Black Mountain8 reviews Joy Chant Bantam Books, 1983 Underrated classic fantasy + One of the best + wonderful + One of the greats + An Old Favorite             A Fistful Of Sky42 reviews Nina Kiriki Hoffman Ace, 2004 Really Great + Very imaginative + interesting + Great, Wonderful, Fantastic + Staying In The Family             Fire and Hemlock58 reviews Diana Wynne Jones HarperTeen, 2002 People and their hang-ups with endings + mystery wrapped in enigma + It's a fantasy without being too fantastic, a romance without being too mushy. + Another engrossing novel by Diana + Hauntingly poetic             Memory and Dream (Newford)28 reviews Charles de Lint Orb Books, 2007 Pages Full of Magic + Fantasy Power + A haunting tale of art and friendship "Katherine Mully had been dead for five years and two months, the morning Isabelle received the letter from her." Now that's a great way to start a novel!! Isabelle Copely and Katherine Mully were college roommates. Not just roommates, but best friends and kindred spirits. Izzy was an art major and ...             Power of Three11 reviews Diana Wynne Jones HarperTrophy, 2003 "May it Never Loose Until the Three are Placated..." + Power of Three is great; to the power of 5! + Get the "Power" + Really good             Mythago Wood38 reviews Robert Holdstock Orb Books, 2003 Top-tier Contribution to Fantasy Literature + I love Holdstock Robert Holdstock's Mythago Wood is an underappreciated, yet significant contribution to the fantasy genre in many ways. To start out with, the work is well written and conveys a dark and mystical mood in a forest setting. Also the plot of Mythago Wood is anything but formulaic; nevertheless, the ...             Ultramarine: 2 Jenny Nimmo Dutton Juvenile, 1992 Ned and Nell piece together the mystery behind their strange inborn fascination with the sea as they help a strange man save an endangered species of seabird.             The 13 Clocks39 reviews James Thurber Yearling, 1992 Killing time; or thirteen frozen clocks + Wonderful, wordy, poetic -- begs to be read aloud! + Brilliant + A wonderful book by James Thurber in a beautiful new edition + one of the cutest books             Blue Sword231 reviews Robin McKinley Ace, 1987 Top-Notch Fantasy + One of my Top 3 favorite books of all time + Good but flawed + One of the best in YA fantasy + A Wonderful Read             A Fine and Private Place4 reviews Peter S. Beagle Tachyon Publications, 2007 Priceless + Charming and witty + lovely, reflective + A New Look at the Afterlife             Seaward21 reviews Susan Cooper Simon Pulse, 1987 Thought Provoking + Moving seaward + Magical, often unnerving + Brilliant Love + Childhood Favorite!             Lud-In-The-Mist20 reviews Hope Mirrlees, Neil Gaiman Cold Spring Press, 2005 I adored this book + An interesting read, if not in everyone's taste I purchased this book on the review by Neil Gaiman stating it as his, "fairy tale/detective novel/history/fantasy novel." I was definitely not disappointed. I have never felt a desire to leave a review for a book before but I had to share my appreciation with other undecided readers! It may take a ...             Moonheart46 reviews Charles de Lint Orb Books, 1994 Moonheart + My favorite author + FAN I thought this book was excellent! It started off kind of slow. But after a while, especially the second half, I couldn't put it down until I finished it. There are a lot of characters to keep track of and some of the expressions that they make are sort of silly but I thought the overall story ...             The Cats of Seroster8 reviews Robert Westall William Morrow & Co, 1984 I am 18 now and this book is still one of my favorites + One of the best books ever written ! + My Favorite Book of All Time... + Entrancing, even for adults! + The Cats of Seroster Rocks!