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Secondhand Charm

by Julie Berry (Goodreads Author)

3.75 of 5 stars 3.75 · rating details · 1,725 ratings · 312 reviews

In a secluded village, magic sparkles on the edges of the forest. There, a young girl named Evie possesses unusually strong powers as a healer. A gypsy's charms—no more than trinkets when worn by others—are remarkably potent when Evie ties them around her neck. Her talents, and charms, have not escaped the notice of the shy stonemason's apprentice. But Evie wants more than

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Published October 12th 2010 by Bloomsbury USA Childrens (first published August 24th 2010)

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Nov 23, 2010 Cara rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010, fantasy

I can't believe how dense I am. The part of the book where it's revealed what "power" she has I was suprised. Now, if I had just paid more attention to the cover and the clues given I wouldn't have been so taken aback about the revelation.

Evelyn has grown up in the small town of Maundley, where unfortunately her prospects of becoming a doctor are small. Her chance comes when King Leopold III comes to their little town and he grants her admittance to the college in Pylander. Evie is excited to go...more

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Nov 16, 2012 April rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: for-review, ya, fantasy

Maundley is putting on a celebration for the king. As the king comes to the celebration, the town is in a whirlwind. Evie, a young (read: teenage) resident, impresses the king with her academic prowess. Her good luck and skills help land her a full ride scholarship to the university provided by the king. What ensues in Secondhand Charm by Julie Berry, is adventure, as Evie journeys toward the University. As for matters of the heart, Evie is at a crossroads where she must choose between the one w...more

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Oct 10, 2010 Eleni ( La Femme Readers ) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Secondhand Charm was a magical and adventurous story that captured the essence of its time period. Julie's story was stunning and presented the qualities of detailed descriptions, and solid character definition. Evie, a vibrant and intelligent protagonist won me over with her strength and poised maturity. Possessing the skills of a healer, she longed to follow in her mother's footsteps as a doctor. With luck, her goal of attending a university worked in her favor. However, the journey to reach h...more

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May 21, 2011 Rebecca rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I’m going to start by saying that Secondhand Charm was not what I had expected it to be. That being said, I didn’t really enjoy it. I guess it just wasn’t my kind of book.
I did like the premise of the book. The summary of the book I read sounded amazing. Maybe, I read too much into it, I’m not sure, but I think it could have turned out a little better. There were parts where I was really enjoying the book and was sucked into the world with Evie. It was really good in that aspect.
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Jan 07, 2011 Amelia, the pragmatic idealist rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: all-kinds-of-fantasy, bloomsbury, ya-kids-teen, 2011, own, mc-girl

Every once in awhile a book comes along that you'd never heard of before and would have otherwise missed entirely. Many thanks to Bloomsbury for sending me a copy of Secondhand Charm and bringing author Julie Berry to my attention. I'm going to have to check out her other novel - The Amaranth Enchantment, because I certainly liked this one.
First of all, the timing of this novel was perfect. I'd just finished The Knife of Never Letting Go, a powerful but emotionally exhausting novel and was reall...more
Every once in awhile a book comes along that you'd never heard of before and would have otherwise missed entirely. Many thanks to Bloomsbury for sending me a copy of Secondhand Charm and bringing author Julie Berry to my attention. I'm going to have to check out her other novel - The Amaranth Enchantment, because I certainly liked this one.
First of all, the timing of this novel was perfect. I'd just finished The Knife of Never Letting Go, a powerful but emotionally exhausting novel and was really looking for an upbeat, entertaining weekend read. And Charm didn't disappoint. Personally, I just have a soft spot for sweet, fairytale-ish books that aren't complicated or convoluted or loooooong.
Oh, and have I mentioned how much I love creativity and originality? The magic in this book was very intriguing, and I loved the concept of the serpentina. It's always fun to read something with a truly unique feel :)
So while I did love the magical elements, I never really felt engrossed by the concepts.
And I think it's because the book spent a lot of time focusing on the life of the main character, Evie, in her small, simple village, which is good, but ultimately didn't really have a lot to do with the overall story. So we don't even meet the "magical creature" (don't want to drop a spoiler) until 100 pages in, and we don't begin to understand the magical elements until halfway in, which didn't leave a lot of time for all of the elements to come together.
Also (and this is entirely just a personal thing), Evie was a little hard for me to warm up to. See, she has this unyielding, extremely focused dream: she wants to study at university. No matter what happens (and some pretty darn extraordinary things happen), she wants what she wants. And for someone like me, who is on the brink of a major life crossroads, that just kind didn't resonate with me. How can you be that bent on what you want? How do you even know what you want? I guess there just really didn't seem to be any depth, any internal struggle to her, and so that was a little underwhelming. Plus the romance was pretty nonexistent, at least for me. It didn't really come together until the end, either, and left a lot to be desired...
Interestingly enough, Secondhand Charm is one of those books where I ended up liking the villain character more than the protagonist. The villain in this story - first of all - didn't really seem all that "evil" and whatnot, and s/he (again, trying not to spoil anything) seemed to have way more personality than our extremely goal-oriented main character, so that was pretty enjoyable.
Do you guys ever find yourself secretly rooting for a story's "bad guy"?

Overall, this was a pleasant, fun, and entertaining read. It was a quick read, but definitely memorable. And again, the magical premise was incredibly creative. I'd definitely recommend Secondhand Charm to all ages - cute, creative, and clean. (less)

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Aug 21, 2011 Brenda rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Julie Berry's Secondhand Charm was a fantastic trip to a enchanting world. I loved the imaginary villages, oceans and cities. The journey to University was exciting and the city was grand and fun. Evie was a great heroine. I loved how she acted immature around Aiden. It was completely how a girl and boy act when they have grown up together and known each other their whole lives. I loved their simple romance and laughed at the doubts they had in one another. The supporting characters were each so...more

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Mar 09, 2011 Reading Vacation's Mom rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Secondhand Charm is magical and full of surprises. At first, it feels like the only magical element will be Evie’s power to heal which is hi-lighted by the gypsy’s charms. Then, a paranormal element is introduced with serpentinas and leviathans. Don’t worry – they aren’t all as evil as you may think. I had never even heard of these creatures before and I loved hearing about their history. Very cool.

I loved the setting that Julie Berry created. The kingdom with its big city and small villages wer...more

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Sep 23, 2012 Michelle rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Because you never know which authors read reviews of their books, I prefer to be constructive where possible. If you look at "Secondhand Charm" as an original fairy tale, many of what would otherwise be confusing and inexplicable plot points and character inconsistencies can be glossed over. Ultimately, this was not a satisfactory book. Despite being a first-person narrative, much of the story is told to us, instead of shown to us. The narrator reacts to pretty much everything that happens with...more

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Sep 23, 2012 Monica! rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2012, you-go-girl, hark-a-questing-beast, the-sparkles-mean-its-magic, what-is-this-feeling, meh, now-youve-read-the-book, barking-counts-as-consent

I really super-di-duper wanted to love this book.

I want to make that clear before I start whining.

Because it sounded epic, and I am all over Smart Girl Heroines, and also Sea Monsters, and also Bitch Queens With Murderous Agendas. And I like foofy girl fantasy novels. And I am sure the author is a wonderful human being and nothing I write after this sentence is meant as an insult to her personally.

But I just couldn’t… get into this story.

It actively fought me.

I’d be all, “Hey, this isn’t going...more

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Aug 21, 2012 Sarah McC rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: books-for-happy-reading

So, I read The Amaranth Enchantment a while back and enjoyed it, so when I stumbled across Julie Berry’s second novel, I decided to give it a whirl.

The book was good, and had an interesting story. However, I ran into the same trouble with this book as I did with Amaranth: TOO MUCH IS GOING ON.

First off, she wins a scholarship, and so does her best friend, when the King comes to visit their village. They set off, along with potential love-interest/neighbor, plus best friend’s aunt for the sake o...more

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Jul 05, 2012 TheBookSmugglers rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: best-of-2012, hidden-gems

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Evelyn Pomeroy is a small town girl from the village of Maudley in the kingdom of Pylandrian - but she has big dreams. It has been her greatest hope and dream to leave Maudley to attend university in the kingdom capitol and become a healer, though the likelihood of her ever attaining that dream is a slim and distant thing indeed. When the announcement makes it to town that the King himself will be visiting to partake in the local festivities, however, Evi...more

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Apr 16, 2012 Linda rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Julie Berry's first book, "The Amaranth Enchantment" was so wonderful that when I saw this book I had to buy it. I didn't like this one as much but it is still an excellent book. It too is a sort of fairytale and is set in perhaps the Middle Ages but not in any country we know of. Evie has always wanted to be a healer so when the King passes through her rural village and awards her with a pass to the University, she is ecstatic. She also acquires 3 charms from a gypsy: luck, love, and one to pro...more

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May 07, 2011 Jennifer rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: youth-ya, sci-fi-fantasy

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Jan 13, 2011 Arya rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Evie dreams of helping people, of being a martyr. She knows what she wants from life. When the king makes a chance visit to her small village he grants her the chance to follow that dream. But Evie faces many trials along the way that make her question her past and her future. When all is said and done, will Evie let her so called 'fate' make her decisions for her? Or will she stick to what she believes in, despite the dangers such a decision pose?

Secondhand Charm was a beautiful novel written i...more

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Nov 17, 2010 Kiirsi Hellewell rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I LOVED this book. Loved, loved, LOVED. I rarely read a library book that makes me want to race to the bookstore the second I finish the last page and buy my own copy...this one did.

From the cover and synopsis, I never imagined what a delightful, fantastical journey lay inside. This is a lovely fantasy with strong, likable characters...and a very unique fantasy element that I've never seen anywhere else. I loved how unique it truly was, and that I couldn't see what was coming next. I don't want...more

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Nov 03, 2010 Emily Beeson rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: deliciously-clean-read, fantasy-sci-fi

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Sep 21, 2010 Dottie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Julie Berry - whose first YA Fantasy, The Amaranth Enchantment, was a Junior Library Guild selection, will be releasing her latest title, Secondhand Charm, on October 12. Evie's parents are gone and she lives with her Grandfather. She has just finished school but wants more than anything to continue studying and be a physician like her parents --and she has reason to think she would be good at it since she has some surprising healing powers. When she gets a scholarship she excitedly leaves her s...more

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Jul 16, 2012 Caitlin Mcg rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I don't normally do in-depth reviews but for some reason I feel compelled to do so for this book. Secondhand Charm is a good example of book I'd probably like more if someone else had written it. There were some great concepts, but a variety of factors held it back.

First and foremost was the setting. I had a really difficult time envisioning the world the book was set in. The characters all used fairly modern speech but were clearly supposed to be part of an old-fashioned world: one where travel...more I don't normally do in-depth reviews but for some reason I feel compelled to do so for this book. Secondhand Charm is a good example of book I'd probably like more if someone else had written it. There were some great concepts, but a variety of factors held it back.

First and foremost was the setting. I had a really difficult time envisioning the world the book was set in. The characters all used fairly modern speech but were clearly supposed to be part of an old-fashioned world: one where travel is done on foot or horseback, where gypsies roam free selling trinkets, where wicked bandits rob horse-drawn carriages in broad daylight. Yet Evie, the heroine, discusses finding tuition for University like any high school senior.

The country where the action takes place, Pylander, is fictional-- as are neighboring lands that play a role in the plot (Merlia, Rovary, et cetera). My first thought was that this was a self-contained fantasy world. There was mention of religion, which I assumed was something fictional, but analogous to Christianity. But then, jarringly, there are mentions of the real world. Evie mentions she can read some Latin, and says her Christian name is Evelyn. The actors she encounters are undeniably Italian, and list previous performances in Milan, Florence, and Rome.

I found this confusing. If the author wanted to insert magical elements into existing history, why bother creating fictional countries? Conversely, if she wanted to build her own world, why throw in mentions of our reality? In the end I had to accept that the most definition I was going to get was 'probably Europe, olden times.'

Beyond that, I encountered issues with the writing. Often, it seemed to lack detail. It wasn't just that people weren't really fleshed out beyond 'He was handsome' or 'She had black hair.' I felt like there were genuine gaps just in explaining what was going on. For example, when Evie boards a ship to head to the Capitol, she is asked to dance by a fellow passenger:

I turned to see a cheerful read-haired young man bowing and beckoning me to dance with him. I hesitated, then held out my elbow and let him lead me to join the dancers.
"Is that your brother with you?" The young man nodded toward Aiden.
Oh, dear. If I said Aiden was my husband, how would it look, dancing with strangers? On the other hand, if he wasn't my husband, I could receive more unwelcome attentions.
"Thank you for the dance." I released his arm. "It warmed me considerably."

So... did she actually dance? Or did the young man take her arm, ask his question, and then was immediately abandoned?

On the other hand, sometimes I felt like there were entire scenes that happened for no reason. On the same boat ride, she saves the life of a monkey trainer who later turns out to be part of a team of assassins hired to kill Pylander's king. There are quite a few pages devoted to this, but besides emphasizing (again) that Evie has a knack for healing, it doesn't seem to serve a purpose. The sailors do drop a few cryptic hints about snake charmers while she does her work, but she could have healed anyone. Why make it one of the assassins? It's not like they remember later and offer to spare her life for her help, or anything. She could have just, I don't know, wrapped up a cut on a sailor's hand. We still get the foreshadowing, but without the expectation of a payoff when she meets the assassins again.

The characterizations were really weak to me. Aiden is a love interest because the author tells us so. His interactions with Evie are limited and he spends most of that time ignoring her because she's revealed to be Different, or accusing her of having a new fancy man in the castle. But they totally kissed so we know they are Meant To Be. Annalise is shallow and insensitive of others, and nothing else. She's kind to Evie but only because she wants a companion. It's not really a shock when she turns out to be a conniving witch. Prince Roland is totally evil and even though he's a prince from another land and apparently a diplomat, he spends his time roaming Pylander, robbing peasants and murdering indiscriminately. Because his dad doesn't give him enough allowance. The book kind of makes it sound like he's not new to the whole robbing-and-killing thing, but no one seems to connect the Rovarian diplomat's absence from court with sudden spikes in the local crime rates.

Evie herself is kind of a mess. I really liked that here was a heroine who was devoted to learning and improving herself. That's something I'd really like to see more of. But beyond that, she's hard to get a handle on. Her determination to get to the University seems to waver in and out. She resents her leviathan until suddenly he's the one thing she loves in this world. She clearly doesn't actually care for Annalise's company, but mourns the loss of her 'sister' when they part. She complains that she doesn't know anything about being a Serpentina but is critical of the information Annalise gives her. And she is WAY TOO ACCEPTING of her Grandfather turning out to be her father, and that he accidentally murdered her mother. It took her all of 2 minutes to come around to that.

There is more I could list... the miraculous arrival of her grandfather AND boyfriend AND the Widow Moreau at the climax of the story. The fact that, even though Evie helps people without asking anything in return, the best treatment she can expect to get from them is to be ignored (the monkey trainer barely thanks her... the companion of the king that she treated comes onto her, then tries to throw her out). The only other Serpentina she meets has no qualms about killing her when she interferes with her plans (so much for a sisterly bond). But basically what it boils down to is that this book was a big mess for me.(less)

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Oct 05, 2010 Kate rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

SECONDHAND CHARM, by Julie Berry, was an exceptional tale about an ordinary girl who turned out to be anything but. This book really blew me away, from the synopsis I had no idea where this book would take me and I ended up on a fantastic journey full of romance and fantasy.

Evie was the sweetest girl. She was very simple and, in the beginning, full of simple thoughts. She is a great healer and never questioned her abilities. Given the opportunity to study at the University, Evie and a small crew...more

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Sep 06, 2012 Jes rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: fantasy romance readers

Shelves: fairy-tales, fantasy, ebooks, favorites

I'm in love with this book!

'Secondhand Charm' centers a young aspiring girl in a series of unfortunate twisting events (view spoiler) (LOL) and her passion for learning and becoming a healer.

I did not just like the protagonist for her name (Evieeeee<3) but also for HER. She's a strong, fast thinking risk taker who doesn't give up e...more

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Feb 04, 2013 Alaina rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Another charming creation of Julie Berry! Secondhand Charm will not let down fans of The Amaranth Enchantment. Honestly, I wasn't sure what to expect. I just grabbed it and started to read!
Evie, our heroine, is a bright young girl with healing hands and a desire to turn this talent into more by becoming a doctor. Opportunity finds it's way to Evie after her skills save one of the king's men. The king himself, extends and invitation for Evie to attend the university, which she gladly accepts!...more

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May 23, 2012 Hannah rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 1700-s-novels, paranormal-romance

I found the novel quite enjoyable, which was a pleasant experience for me, since I had just finished reading a purely horrendous piece of writing totally destroying wat could have been a most lovable plot and set of fantastic characters, but alas, it was not to be. I was very much charmed by the unique aspects of this mythical legend and secretly hope for a sequel to this one. I know that sequels are usually over rated, but I would like the two serpentinas to meet back up again. The writing in t...more

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Dec 03, 2010 Valerie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Recommended to Valerie by: Cara

Shelves: fantasy

As with a lot of fantasy books I wasn't surprised by the formula of this book (smart village girl + unknown ability/identity + romance + journey). This usually isn't a real negative for me; it’s gotta be pretty predictable for me to hold it against the book. And this book did have unique aspects to it, like snakes being sort of good guys. My sister didn't even know what Evie's special power was until Evie herself found out -that almost never happens. There’re a few twists and turns in this book...more

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May 14, 2013 Julianne rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Aug 18, 2011 Evenstar1389 Tan rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Oct 02, 2010 Allison (The Allure of Books) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: own_arc, other-ya-fantasy, 2010

I really enjoyed reading this! It is a really quick read (the ARC is just under 300 pages), and I read straight through it in one sitting. Plus, its a stand alone novel. I love finding books that aren't going to be dragged out into a series. Beyond being just a regular fantasy, it has a very fairy tale/mythological feeling. I love the extra innocence and magic that those vibes added to the book. I would definitely recommend this as being appropriate for younger middle grade readers as well as te...more

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Jan 16, 2011 Emily Ellsworth rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, received-arc

Younger readers will enjoy this fun, lighthearted story about a girl with big dreams and ambitions who suddenly finds out that everything she thought she knew about herself and her past isn't true.

I had previously read and reviewed Julie Berry's debut novel The Amaranth Enchantment (link). While I found the story delightful, I think I needed just a little more to push me over the edge to loving it. I feel very much the same about this book.

Evie is a great heroine with strong ambitions and talent...more

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Dec 13, 2010 Chelleyreads (Michelle&Leslie's Book Picks) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Evie, a powerful healer, lives in Maudley, a secluded village in the kingdom of Pylandrian. She just graduated from what was the equivalent to high school and she had nothing to look forward to except marriage. Evie wanted more; she dreamed of attending a university and becoming a doctor. When the king came to her village and awarded her a scholarship to the Royal University, Evie jumped at the chance to leave Maudley and chase her dreams. Accompanied by Aidan, her childhood friend and who will...more Evie, a powerful healer, lives in Maudley, a secluded village in the kingdom of Pylandrian. She just graduated from what was the equivalent to high school and she had nothing to look forward to except marriage. Evie wanted more; she dreamed of attending a university and becoming a doctor. When the king came to her village and awarded her a scholarship to the Royal University, Evie jumped at the chance to leave Maudley and chase her dreams. Accompanied by Aidan, her childhood friend and who will later become Evie's love interest in the story, she travels to Chalcedon. But what Evie thought will be an uneventful journey quickly turned into something bigger. First, Evie and Aidan were stopped by a bandit and then the ship they were on was shipwrecked. But most interestingly of all, Evie found her leviathan--her "other half" she didn't know she had. Full of twists and turns, Evie will discover secrets about her mother that changes everything she thought she knew about her family and herself.

Secondhand Charm was a light fairytale/fantasy story and I'd forgotten how fun these types of books were. Evie told the story in first-person narrative and she was your typical smart, headstrong and impulsive female character and she's easy to like. I love the unexpectedness of this book and the plot twists as both kept me turning the pages. The plot took a few unexpected turns that I didn't see coming because the blurb had me expecting something else. I also liked that this book doesn't really take itself too seriously--there were plenty of action and surprises in the plot but it was a very easy and can be read in a few hours. There were numerous secondary characters but my favorite was one of the villains. I like my villains to be more than just plain mean or evil but has an unexpected soft side too. I knew something was off about the villain's character from her actions throughout the book but it was from her that Evie learned about her mother and herself. I thought that was an interesting twist.

I quite enjoyed this light read for the most part but afterward I was left wanting a little bit more. A bit more development in the romance, the world building and back story about the leviathan, the characters--it maybe just me but it was lacking that wholeness and left me a bit unsatisfied and hungry for a bit more. But if you're in the mood for a light fairytale-esque fantasy novel, look no further than Secondhand Charm. This fast and fun read will certainly entertain you for a few hours.(less)

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Jan 21, 2013 Tobinsfavorite rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

(I wasn't happy with having given this 4 stars; it is better than The Amaranth Enchantment, but that was really only a 2-star book, so this is a 3-star book. Three stars is a plenty respectable review. I'm leaving my review otherwise intact.)

I wavered between 3 and 4 stars for this book, but I liked it so much more than The Amaranth Enchantment, the author's first book, and it took me by surprise once or twice, so I'm giving it 4.

This is a pretty predictable YA fantasy novel, but it's engaging,...more

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May 14, 2012 Crystal rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, young-adult

This gets points for creativity. That might be about it. Very creative, though. I'd never heard of the mythological/ fantastical/ magical plot element before. So kudos on that. I wish Berry had crafted a more coherent world in which to set the story, though. Or maybe it WAS coherent, but in its own idiosyncratic way. References to the Catholic church (Sister Claire, the priest, attending mass) and cities in Europe (like Rome) seemed to ground the story on Earth, but with a multitude of imaginary...more

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