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UnEnchanted

(An Unfortunate Fairy Tale #1)

Chanda Hahn (Goodreads Author)

3.89 · Rating details · 40,550 ratings · 3,778 reviews

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Mina Grime is unlucky, unpopular and uncoordinated; until she saves her crush's life on a field trip, changing her High School status from loser to hero overnight. But with her new found fame brings misfortune in the form of an old family curse come to light. For Mina is descended from the Brothers Grimm and has inherited all of t ...more

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Aug 27, 2012 Sara rated it it was ok

Shelves: reviewed, own, read-in-2012

I really wanted to like this book. But the book, in my mind, had two major flaws:

1) The lack of editing. I get it. Not everybody is born a grammatical genius. That's why we have spell check and friends and editors. There were some unforgivable mistakes in word usage, punctuation, and structure. I got this as a free Kindle book, so I can't really complain, but the lack of editing jarred me out of the story on several occasions.

2) The story development. The plot should have been great. I loved the ...more

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Nov 14, 2012 Kari rated it it was ok

I hate when a book has a really good idea, but is written poorly. This is one of those books. I will end up reading all of the series (most probably) because I like the plot line. The book on the other hand is full of editing issues and dull characters.

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Sep 09, 2012 Maggie rated it did not like it

I got this as a free book for kindle, so I figured I'd read it. After all, you can't beat free right? Well, as it turns out, you can. There's probably a reason this book was free.

To start off, the book was so poorly written that I wanted to cry. There were commas where there shouldn't have been commas. There were run on sentences. The writing was mediocre at best. It made Twilight look like War and Peace, which is no easy feat.

The story line was completely unbelievable and skipped around or cha ...more

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Oct 07, 2012 Raina {The LUV'NV} rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, young-adult, freebies, series-book-1s

UnEnchanted is a freebie on Amazon and B&N, and since I love fairy tales and Brothers Grimm, I had to read it as soon as possible. While the story development needed some work and the editing seemed non-existent, I was sucked in, needing to know how Mina would succeed in the current round of the curse and who all the characters represented.

Unfortunately, I liked Mina's best friend, Nan, more than her. Mina is—or what has become—the typical YA female protagonist: shy, clumsy, and "ordinary" (bro ...more

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Jul 28, 2012 Lizet rated it liked it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I read this book in three hours. I literally couldn't stop reading! This is the first book I have ever read that was a twist to a fairy tale. Or should I say fairy tales.

So this girl, Mina, discovers that the day she saved a life is also the day that her whole life changed. She saved Brody's — I hate that name — life while on a field trip to a bakery. Mina, is shy and try's not to draw attention to herself at all times. Which makes it hard for when she becomes the center of the spotlight when sh ...more

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Sep 15, 2015 Norah Una Sumner rated it really liked it

Shelves: adventure, great-female-characters, fantasy, great-male-characters, humor, magic, young-adult, family-theme, romance, series

“Not all Fairy Tales have happily ever afters. Some just have afters.”

Starting the sequel immediately.I really liked this book even though it was a bit hard for me to connect with the main character Mina.The story is very interesting and original and the supporting characters seem cool,I hope that there will be more character development for them.How cute is Charlie,tho?♥ The writing is really good,I really enjoyed reading this.

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Oct 31, 2017 Sarah Elizabeth rated it liked it

Shelves: romance, fantasy, read-2017, freebies, young-adult, paranormal, smashwords

Downloaded for free from Amazon.co.uk

This was a YA fantasy story, about a girl with a curse.

Mina was an okay character, but she was nothing special. I didn’t find myself rooting for her at all, and I didn’t really care what happened to her.

The storyline in this was about Mina saving a boy at school’s life, and him then instantly falling in love with her, which wasn’t the most believable of tales. We then had Mina finding out that she was cursed, and having to live out fairy tales, which also was ...more

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Aug 04, 2012 Sebrina rated it really liked it

I debated between how high to rank this story. As we all know by now, I love fairy tales so when I saw this title in the kindle store for free, I immediately downloaded it. All in all, I really enjoyed it and bought the sequel upon finishing it. But in all fairness I will share the good and bad...

The bad:

1. The characters are very one dimensional but I don't totally hate this. See further explanation in the good.

2. There are several grammatical errors. Not enough to distract from the story but i ...more

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Sep 01, 2014 Tabby_thedefiant rated it really liked it

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Mar 05, 2015 Haleema rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favourites, ebooks

A wonderful twist on the story of the Grimms and their fairy tales. Mina winds her way through trouble not knowing just how strong she really is. And knowing that this is only the beginning, makes this engaging book more than an enchanted series to be drawn into!!!

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Dec 27, 2012 Teresa rated it liked it

Does anyone really ever consider their life a story? Other people characters? Do you believe that there is such a thing as Fate, and it is playing with us? I really liked this book, because it made me think about that.
The main character is a stereotypical heroine, and one can tell the author had that in mind. Mina is awkward, booky, shy, and completely lost to her time. She has a crush on the most popular boy in school, and is regularly made fun of. It is the atypical teenager book. Being 20, Does anyone really ever consider their life a story? Other people characters? Do you believe that there is such a thing as Fate, and it is playing with us? I really liked this book, because it made me think about that.
The main character is a stereotypical heroine, and one can tell the author had that in mind. Mina is awkward, booky, shy, and completely lost to her time. She has a crush on the most popular boy in school, and is regularly made fun of. It is the atypical teenager book. Being 20, I don't really find teenager literature very promising nowadays. I read Twilight, and of course Stephanie Meyer was also going for the stereotypical heroine. In comparison though Bella didn't have any depth. The reader was given and idea of this down to earth, booky, and out of her time heroine but then she was lost in her obsessive love. It was the story that drew me in as I read UnEnchanted though, because while the characters fit the stereotypical characteristics it didn't leave me with the expected fairy tale ending.
What I dislike about fairy tales is that they're very "good always wins". It's all black and white, sugar coated, the beautiful woman always gets her happily ever after. This bothers me, because in real life there isn't just "good" and "evil". People have layers, and I dislike fairy tales for that. The Grimm Brothers are my favorite fairy tales to read, because as gory as they can be it's not that stereotypical fake happy ending. Life isn't singing to birds, and prince charming saving you when the going gets tough. Sometimes "prince charming" is going to let you down.
This was a fast read, and at times it kind of bugged me because some of it was cliche. The story was pretty original, and though Mina is whiny at times she has far more depth than many characters I've read that fit her characteristics. I was afraid there was going to be a love triangle with Mina, Brody, and Jared but though the love triangle is hinted at it does not take over the story. The characters are stereotypical, but it's a given that a character is always going to fall into some kind of stereotype.
I liked how this book doesn't really give you exactly what you want, or what a fairy tale happy ending lover would want. I like being a little disappointed, because it's our disappointments we learn the most from. Teenage Literature should be written to make teenagers question what's important in life in some way, and I felt like this book did a good job of incorporating that into the story. While Mina has a huge crush on Brody, and he's pined over quite a bit it's a far cry from Bella's obsessive love for Edward. Mina cares for her family, and friends as well. I felt that this book has the potential to make the reader think about more than boys, love, and happy endings. If one wants to actually think about what they're reading that is. ...more

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Dec 30, 2012 Riannon rated it did not like it

Read this one on my Kindle because it was free, and the name is quite ironic because this is in fact an Unfortunate fairy tale, a very unfortunate fairy tale indeed. Where to begin...

It is extremely juvenile in tone, with the main character being full of angst and rejecting/being unkind to her main romantic interest for no apparent reason whatsoever.

Said romantic interest is mentally raved about way too much by annoying main character and is way too perfect, being not only the best looking boy ...more

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Jul 09, 2014 Anna (Enchanted by YA) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: kick-ass-heroine, needed-more-pages, swoonworthy-love-interest, super-ending, coverly-love, beautiful-writing, twists-and-turns, great-characters, re-read

This book took me back to the time when I was getting into reading religiously again; when I downloaded any and every book that I could find for free on my kindle. It means that my opinion is quite biased even though now as a more experienced reader I found faults which I didn’t before.

That’s also why I’m making this a shorter review than normal because I don’t want to mark those memories with critiques that never mattered to me back then.

Basically I love this book.

The writing may not be award-w ...more

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Nov 25, 2012 Nancy rated it it was amazing

A twist on the well-known Brothers Grimm stories comes a radical story of a girl who is a descendant of the Grimm family. Mina Grime was taught to stay out of the spotlight and if by any chance she did start gaining notice, her mother would pack up the family’s belongings and move to a new location. From there, they would start fresh and Mina would go unnoticed until she saved her crush’s life.
It was just another miserable day for Mina. She woke up late, almost missed her bus (again), and had a ...more

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Jul 19, 2012 Elle rated it it was ok

Shelves: ebooks, own-a-copy

The dialogue is immature, the characters two-dimensional and the plot is uneventful. I seriously can't believe how this story turned out. I think it could have been better with a planned out execution of the characters, plot and dialogue. I get this is a YA novel and the teenagers will act as such, but this seriously lacked an sense of realism. I couldn't relate to Mina at all. She's clumsy, whiny and the most insecure heroine I think I've ever read about. I couldn't stand how low and down she w ...more

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Mar 07, 2013 Linda Burke rated it it was amazing

Recommends it for: Romance or fairy tale fans of any age

Recommended to Linda by: Amazon

Shelves: fantasy

While the original version had some editorial challenges, the overall tone of this book transcends the slight inconveniences of having to read around them. Having been in communication with the author, I learned that her primary goal is to provide juvenile fiction that we would actually want our youth to be reading (no sex, foul language, or overt violence). Sometimes, it is necessary to give up one thing to get another, and in the early days of the Unfortunate Fairy Tale series, it was necessar ...more

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Jul 08, 2012 Kathy rated it really liked it

Shelves: fairytale-or-princess, 2012, fun-series, urban-fantasy, paranormal-ya

I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this one. I had seen a few good reviews and it was free for my Kindle so I thought I’d give it a try. I love fairy tales and thought it was fun to see how they were interwoven into this story. Mina was a likable heroine. She was special, but didn’t know it yet. Her mom to try and protect her had tried to encourage her to NOT stand out. Mina always thought she was a klutz and didn’t mind not being noticed. Then one day on a field trip she saved the hottest gu I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this one. I had seen a few good reviews and it was free for my Kindle so I thought I’d give it a try. I love fairy tales and thought it was fun to see how they were interwoven into this story. Mina was a likable heroine. She was special, but didn’t know it yet. Her mom to try and protect her had tried to encourage her to NOT stand out. Mina always thought she was a klutz and didn’t mind not being noticed. Then one day on a field trip she saved the hottest guy in school, Brody, from falling over a railing. By saving Brody she sets forth a chain of events that literally changes her life. It turns out that Mina is related to the Brothers Grimm, and the fairy tales from their stories are real. Mina has to live each of the fairy tales and complete the stories in order to break a curse on her family.

I liked the side characters, Nan, Brody, Jared and little Charlie. I think there is a lot more going on with Nan that what we’re given and I’m looking forward to seeing what happens with her in future books. I liked Brody, a lot. At times it did feel that he talked and acted a lot older than sixteen, but he was still really likable. I was surprised by how his story played out. Jared was interesting. I wasn’t sure if there was supposed to be a love-triangle and I’m not sure which side Jared is on. I’m curious to see what happens with him in future books. I think I’m still on Team Brody though, even though I don’t know what will happen with him now.

I thought the book was well written; I got sucked in and thought it flowed well. I admit, some of the POV changes were a little choppy. We’d be in Mina’s head and then suddenly in Brody’s, for like a paragraph, and then back in Mina’s. I think the transitions could have been a little better. I actually, for once, did like hearing things from Brody, Nan and Jared’s POV.

Overall, if you like fairy tales you’ll enjoy this one. I think it will be a fun series and I look forward to reading more. I liked the cover and I also liked that it was clean!

Content: Clean. A bit of fairy tale violence.

Reading Order:
Book One: Unenchanted
Book Two: Fairest
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Nov 20, 2012 Leslie rated it really liked it

Recommends it for: Anyone

Shelves: paranormal-supernatural-magic, love-story-romance

I got this book as a free ebook from Barnes and Noble. Being the cheapskate/frugal person I am decided to not pass up on a free book. I didn't know what to expect from it, but after finishing it I am completely taken with the story and am looking to get the sequel to it (which unfortunately I have to buy but luckily it's under $5).

It's a twist on the whole 'modern boy/girl who is a part of the Grimm family line and must contend with creatures from the fairytale world'. It has a unique concept an ...more

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Jan 23, 2012 Haley rated it it was amazing

When I saw UnEnchanted in the iBooks store I thought....What the heck?!?! It's only 99 cents. After reading it, I know that this is the type of novel that deserves to be on the shelf of every Paranormal Romance and YA Literature fan.

As I read UnEnchanted I was completely immersed in the story. Chanda Hahn managed to create some of the most likeable and relatable characters I've read about in a long time. I felt like I was on the journey with Mina. Mina is every girl! She's quiet and likes to bl ...more

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Feb 15, 2013 Hollz rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2013-books, favorites

okay so this was just a free book on my kindle.... so hey why not.buy it I thought! so I did!

OMG!!! it was soooooooooooo good! if you happen to like fairy tales ( and a little romance) then READ this! and ..... the ending was like " wh-wh- what?!! nooo!" it felt like it just stops like its in the middle of a chapter! and also ( I am emotional in books remember.) I like cried to.... not balling, but it was just sad. and why am I telling you that?!! I have no idea! so pretend I never said that st ...more

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Mar 25, 2013 Shelly Hammond rated it it was amazing

I absolutely love this book. This is one that was offered as free so I grabbed it up figuring I would read it one day and give it a shot. WOW! I am so glad I did. I do believe I have found one to add to my favorites list.

I love fairy tales and books that twist fairy tales up, though there are times when such books become just plain silly or done so many times before that you just get bored. This is not one of those books. This book has a very unique storyline based on the Grimm legends and curse ...more

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Mar 20, 2012 Angel rated it it was ok

The story premise was fine. What the book needed was a proper editor and proper formatting. The story jumped between POVs in odd intervals, the pacing was off, and the dialogue rarely brought depth to any character. A well crafted piece of dialogue should be relaying the information that the author then spent time detailing. At best it was like being told the same thing twice.

Can we get over the simpering love-struck "heroine" please? While the story could have been exceptionally good, it was ru ...more

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Apr 07, 2017 Abigail rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 5-star-books, fairytales, all-time-favorites, books-to-buy, general-market-ya, general-market-romance, fantasy, please-become-a-couple

2nd time reading:
Oh my word, it's so amazing to see how Mrs. Hahn, from the beginning, was laying down hints and slight oversites into the next few books. I loved re-reading this book because I understood how the little details played into the next books in this series. I cannot wait to finish re-reading this whole, amazing series!! Seriously though I have to say that Jared is by far my all-time favorite character in this book. I know that Broody was my go-to man last time I read this one, but ...more

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Jun 10, 2018 Linda rated it really liked it

This was a YA novel I found for free on IBooks..... it was a sweet coming of age book, that I enjoyed reading, I noticed it’s a first in a series, may or may not read them....too many on my list!

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Jul 18, 2017 Kathy rated it really liked it

Shelves: read-in-2017

This one has been on my to read list for a long time and I finally got around to reading it. Well actually listening to it on Overdrive. Even better my 11 year old daughter came into the room and got hooked as well so we listened to it together yesterday while doing a puzzle. We both enjoyed it.

Content: Clean

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Sep 06, 2015 Yashmita rated it did not like it

Shelves: re-read-pile, kindle

why did I think revisiting a book from my early-teens was a good idea?

I must say till this day the concept of this series is really intriguing. However, the writing, the characters (especially the protagonist) and the plot are definitely not. Mina is a really annoying, whinny and cliche character who should be erased from eternity. Even when I read this book for the first time, I disliked her passionately as the main character, and my reread (a quick skim-through filled with constant eye-rollin ...more

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Jan 08, 2013 Anne rated it liked it

Shelves: read-in-2013, yummy-its-free, young-adult, fairytale, nook

2.5 stars

It was a freebie, so I'm not inclined to complain.

The idea for the plot was excellent, but it could have used a bit more editing...still, it was free. Not complaining.

Mina is living under (her ancestors) the Grimm Brothers' curse. This means she needs to survive all of the fairy tales in order to break the cycle that has been killing off members of her family for generations.

It kept me interested, but I thought the ending was a bit jarring.
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Feb 22, 2018 David Rose rated it really liked it

Shelves: fairy-tale, indie, fantasy, ya, series, middle-grades

A great concept with characters that I liked, the Grimm curse descends upon Mina in a modern setting. There are enough editing and proofing flaws that I have to mention the fact, but the story is strong enough for me to want to continue with the series in spite of that.

Granted, some of the characters were on the flat side, even clichés. But Mina herself is an original construct, and her home life is realistic. The plot is unpredictable, ranging in tone from juvenile to epic fantasy to action, so ...more

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Jul 30, 2016 Barbi Faye (The Book Fae) rated it really liked it

Recommends it for: Lovers of Tales of Fae

Recommended to Barbi Faye (The Book Fae) by: Brothers Grimm

Shelves: fantastical-faes, romantical-reads, fantasy-fiction, paranormal-pages

Mina Grime is a quiet, unlucky teen that always seems to have the worst, most unusual luck, part of a family that moves often. Today she is late for a field trip day with her class to "Babushka Bakery", and through a series of unfortunate accidental events, her crush becomes tripped up on the gangway, yet she ends up epically saving his life. Now, she is being written up in the newspaper and being interviewed on television. At home, her mom is upset and paranoid, wanting only to move again. Her Mina Grime is a quiet, unlucky teen that always seems to have the worst, most unusual luck, part of a family that moves often. Today she is late for a field trip day with her class to "Babushka Bakery", and through a series of unfortunate accidental events, her crush becomes tripped up on the gangway, yet she ends up epically saving his life. Now, she is being written up in the newspaper and being interviewed on television. At home, her mom is upset and paranoid, wanting only to move again. Her mom sends her to Brody's house with a packet for his mom, and Brody accidentally drove over her bike. Embarrassed AF, she runs home.

Her mom tells her about the Grimm's Curse, how each generation is chosen to live it out, and each generations actions change the outcome. that is why the stories keep changing through history. If you survive all the Story will be satisfied; the Grimm brothers came close at 190, her mom tells her. But there are over two hundred stories. She was trying to protect her, but it has come regardless.

Brody picks her up, and he drives her to school; and he sits with her at lunch and after school, no matter how much she is grumpy and embarrassed. After doing research in the library, he takes her out for burgers. He expresses to her that he likes that she is a real girl that he can relax and be himself around. He's unhappy with the fake girls, too; he likes her and wants to spend time with her.

Mina is attacked by an evil man, with a tattoo of a wolf on his chest, while she leaves the library. Then, when doing her laundry, whatever she washes, always comes out red. Even when she gets something brand new. It's the Story working, she says. While she is exploring within one story, that of the Stag and Bull, She finds Grimoire, a book that seems to shape and shift to her needs and thoughts. She is accosted again by Wolfman, and she's gratefully helped by a young stranger named Jared, a vague young teen who knows about the Curse and the Grimoire. The next day, he enrolls in her school.

Brody takes her out to eat and takes her home to a wrecked apartment. Fearing that her mom will freak out she swiftly cleans up the mess. When her mom arrives home, she invites Brody to stay for dinner, but that's when she drops the big ass bomb...! Sara basically says to Brody that he is not worthy of Mina, and that he should not judge our family's Curse, and then he leaves! Ass! He just jumped to the top of mah Dookie List...! He returns later with kisses for Mina, saying that he was uncertain. Yeah... but still...

Jared shows up as well, and he takes Mina out on is motorcycle, ya baby, and she listens to explanations of Grimm's Curse. She sees him use Fae magic on two large branches to turn them into swords. The Fae Plane lies in between the Physical and Spiritual Planes. It is where Story resides. Over time, hundreds of Fae have crossed to the Physical Plane and have run amok. The Grimm Brothers had found out about this and found a gate and confronted the Fates, telling them to return them to their Plane Even the Fates love games and are addicted to emotions and energy; they have none of their own. Given as the Fae love stories, they issued a quest based on their favorite stories; the Grimm Curse. (Wow, Team Jared?!)

So, by the end of the story, she and Nan are captured by Claire, who runs Babushka's and they are taken there, and she has been taking the emotions and energies from young men to stay alive, ala cougar. Claire is demanding revenge and recompense from the book; she wants her story in the Grimoire, but it doesn't happen as Nan takes her part in the story. The story ends! So does everything; Brody protects her as there is a powerful vortex, strong enough to suck up all around it including Lonetree and Claire, and the book pops shut.

Mina feels a ginormous build up of power emanating from the Grimoire, and it knocks everyone on their asses as it releases. As the group sit up, it is quite apparent that they have forgotten everything...! Horrifically, Brody is not her date, let alone even her boyfriend. Babushka's has never been open. Her and Nan are stag at prom, and everything that happened was a "prank". Not even Nan remembers anything; no one remembering why they were at the ruins of a bakery when they should be at prom, as they take their limo there. Mina knows what happened; she remembers. At lunch the next day, she is chatting with Nan, and she feels power, she turns and finds Jared.

Oh yeah! I called it! Team Jared; he's hot, he's Fae, he smart, he'll help fight those bad dudes! It was a great little read--I liked it! Mina is my daughter's name so I liked that too! I got a free e-review copy, so I hope I can get more. I didn't care for the supporting characters so much like Brody and Sara, Mina's mom, they weren't well written or developed, but I loved Mina and Jared-- they were very well done. So, what I wanna know is does she fill this Grimoire with over two hundred stories, when in this novel she only gets to three stories...hmmm!?

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Aug 21, 2017 Star Crowned Book Throne rated it did not like it

Shelves: fantasy, 2017

1.5 Stars

I read this one a long time ago and the only memories that had remained were gittery happy memories of cute boys and an awesome plot-line so, of course, I decided that it would be a grand adventure to reread the book. Pardon to popular opinion, I have fallen to non-perfection?

First off, this story is very mediocre with how it read and the characters came off either really boring or really quite annoying. Mina (our MC) was a huge pain and just the whole narration threw me off with her v ...more

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Chanda Hahn is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Reign An Unfortunate Fairy Tale. She was born in Seattle, WA, grew up in Nebraska and currently resides in Portland, Oregon with her husband and their twin children. She attended North Central University in Minneapolis Minnesota for Childrens Ministry. She was also a children's pastor, bookseller and children's librarian.

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