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The Graces

(The Graces #1)

Laure Eve (Goodreads Author)

3.28 · Rating details · 5,225 ratings · 1,145 reviews

Everyone said the Graces were witches.
They moved through the corridors like sleek fish, ripples in their wake. Stares followed their backs and their hair.
They had friends, but they were just distractions. They were waiting for someone different.
All I had to do was show them that person was me.

Like everyone else in her town, River is obsessed with the Graces, attracted by t ...more

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May 07, 2016 Emily May rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: coverly-love, young-adult, paranormal-uf, arc, 2016

Every girl with eyes loved Fenrin. But I was not like those prattling, chattering things with their careful head tosses and thick, cloying lip gloss. Inside, buried down deep where no one could see it, was the core of me, burning endlessly, coal black and coal bright.

Oh sweet Jesus, get over yourself. Did that quote really come from a narrator we're supposed to take seriously? Of all the things I expected from this book, a super emo, extremely slow, Twilight-esque story was not one of them.

I' ...more

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Apr 28, 2016 karen rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: netgalley-says-noooooo, why-yes-i-ya, thanks-for-prezzies, girls-gone-wild, my-biggest-fear

i'm just realizing this about myself, but i am a person who tends to round two-star books up into three-star territory. my name is karen, and i'm an uprounder.

part of it is a readers' advisory training that unconsciously steers me towards back-seating (NLGM) my personal reactions, part of it is residual catholic guilt, and part of it is just always wanting to like a book i have chosen to read - to identify at least one thing that made reading it not a waste of my time.

this book is a fast read, ...more

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May 22, 2016 Alienor ✘ French Frowner ✘ rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: arcs-2016, fantasy, young-adult, 2016-reads, pnr-uf, what-is-your-point, yes-i-m-disappointed, in-a-minority-here

I can see how The Graces could be appealing for some readers (Kirkus, for one). The patient kind, who can get past a ridiculous, unbelievable plot and flat characters for the sake of a twist. I am not that reader. I believe that there's such a thing as too little, too late, too bad. Also, I totally saw it coming.

Honestly, I don't even have it in me to write an organized or ranty review, but I only want to forget the hours I spent reading it. Can I have my time back, please?

I just need a Forget ...more

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Oct 17, 2016 C.G. Drews rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 4-star, magical-fantasy, read-2016, young-adult

Excuse me but I ACCIDENTALLY COMPLETELY FELL IN LOVE WITH THIS BOOK. Okay hear me out: I was a skeptic going in. For reasons that include (A) I'd read a lot of very low-starred reviews, and (B) I mean, that cover, mate. The hardcover is gorgeous but this looks like a box of those seashell soaps. Not a fan. However it came abundantly clear to me, after the first few chapters, that I was doomed to be utterly swallowed by this book. It reminded me of The Cresswell Plot meets Holly Black meets Rocks ...more

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May 19, 2016 Cait • A Page with a View rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: 2016-arcs, paranormal

1.5 stars. It's like Twilight except not as well done? (There's something I never thought I'd say).

River moves to a small coastal town where she learns a family of super hot teens are rumored to be witches. There's a boy everyone is in love with (who has an arrogant & lazy smile and smells "like a thicker, manlier kind of vanilla"), his gorgeous twin sister, and then a younger sister who befriends River. This super-wealthy Grace family has two parents who aren't really parents and blah blah ...more

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Aug 20, 2016 Lola rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: did-not-finish, witches

Real diehard fans of the series Sweep by Cate Tiernan may enjoy this if they overlook the irritant characters. Otherwise, not recommended.

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May 22, 2015 Laure Eve added it · (Review from the author) · review of another edition

Oh hi. I wrote this book. Here's a bit more about it.

Short: there may or may not be witches. There's a girl who lies to you about what she really wants. There's obsession, desire, desperation, glamour, and what I hope is a pretty damn surprising ending.

Long: The Graces explores the endless pull between the Other – fantasy, imagination, belief, of spirits and gods and ghosts - and the colder everyday of the real, the real that we are very afraid is all there is.

As a child, you believe that magic ...more

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Sep 05, 2016 Ben Alderson rated it liked it · review of another edition

3.5 stars!

Interesting read, but not what was pitched.
Wanted more magic!

Really loved the first 20 % and last 20% it was brilliant!

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Jan 08, 2017 Kiki rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: awesome-ya, cool-mythology, favorites, lolwut, love-stinks, ya, whiter-than-white-bread

Maaaaan, guys. That was

fucked?

This is a book about a sad, strange, loathsome asshole who makes terrible decisions, and it's all so bloody entertaining. I'm not surprised that this book got middling reviews; it's a Marmite thing, probably a very, very acquired taste that not everyone will enjoy. But I loved it.

I would have given it five stars, but there was an unnerving air of internalized misogyny that really bothered me, and was completely unnecessary. River is an asshole, but she didn't need Maaaaan, guys. That was

fucked?

This is a book about a sad, strange, loathsome asshole who makes terrible decisions, and it's all so bloody entertaining. I'm not surprised that this book got middling reviews; it's a Marmite thing, probably a very, very acquired taste that not everyone will enjoy. But I loved it.

I would have given it five stars, but there was an unnerving air of internalized misogyny that really bothered me, and was completely unnecessary. River is an asshole, but she didn't need to be problematic. There was also some really thinly veiled racism, and I am never, ever here for that garbage, so keep it 2763473537 feet away from me.

In terms of plot, this book is gripping. In terms of writing, it's stellar. The writing was, for me at least, exquisite: it beautifully captures the eternal cringe of emo teen philosophy, dragging me right through a time warp and back to my high school goth days. "We're all gonna die". Yes we are, and teens think they're the only ones who realize this. This book knows that, and it's willing to play with it.

At the same time, it feels appropriately teen. It's not shying from stuff that teens do, like swear and drink and take recreational drugs and have sex. It's also refreshingly frank, and takes the monumental risk of a protagonist who is a garbage human being: River is dreadful, self-obsessed and pedantic and selfish and cruel. She is a hypocrite, a bully who frowns on bullies, but she is also a girl with nobody to turn to, a frightened cornered animal lashing out at any outstretched hand. She takes her jealousy and twists it into hatred and obsession; she sees people with things that she doesn't have, and she lusts for them. She idealizes an unobtainable life, and the Graces represent everything that she wants to be. She wants to be powerful, because she is powerless. She wants to be cool, and effortless, and so she very effortfully creates a character, like an actor reading from a script.

I love the way River's character has been crafted. She is a girl filled with rage and loneliness, crippled by low self-esteem. And her inner hatred turns to outer hatred. She is desperate to be loved, and so she creates a disguise, and so the Graces love her not for who she is, but for the part she is playing. It is agonizing and thrilling to watch.

This book is just seeping with atmosphere, tense and tight but not sparse. It's paced brilliantly, and I just could not put it down. It was like a slow fall off a cliff, something everyone knows is going to end brutally, but that's impossible to look away from.

I wish the ending had been fleshed out a little further. I liked the mystery of it, but it didn't feel quite full enough. It was slightly abrupt, but during that last scene on the beach, I was sitting up on the edge of my bed, literally talking to the book. It enraged me, like the whole book enraged me, but in the best way.

The Graces is a story about obsession, loneliness, desperation, and the agony of navigating the dreaded mid-teens. It's about low self-esteem, and how it can literally rip away personhood. It's about envy, and jealousy, and bitterness, and how a villain is really made. Because River is our protagonist, but she is not our good guy. She is the villain of this story, and it's excellent. ...more

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Jun 15, 2016 Fafa's Book Corner rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Mini review:

I received this E-ARC via Netgalley and ABRAMS Kids in exchange for an honest review.

DNF

I heard about this book through Twitter. After I read the synopsis I was sold! I love reading about witches! Unfortunately this book was a disappointment.

River was so obsessed with the Graces that it came off as disturbing. She wanted to prove to them that she was the person they were looking for. First of all where did she get this assumption? Yes she's the new girl and the Graces didn't know h ...more

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Aug 02, 2016 Drew rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: arc, young-adult, paranormal

The most disappointing thing about The Graces was that it had such huge potential. When I read the summary I was immediately hooked: An entire town worships a rich, secretive family and rumors circulate that they are magical - a family of witches. The plot sounded so cool and I couldn't wait to pick it up.

I was expecting a mysterious look at a closely entwined family, but you know what I got instead? Beautiful Creatures 2.0.

Meet River, our lonely "normal" main character who is obsessed with the The most disappointing thing about The Graces was that it had such huge potential. When I read the summary I was immediately hooked: An entire town worships a rich, secretive family and rumors circulate that they are magical - a family of witches. The plot sounded so cool and I couldn't wait to pick it up.

I was expecting a mysterious look at a closely entwined family, but you know what I got instead? Beautiful Creatures 2.0.

Meet River, our lonely "normal" main character who is obsessed with the Grace family (much like Ethan was obsessed with Lena). River claims that she's different from other girls: “I was not like those prattling, chattering things with their careful head tosses and thick, cloying lip gloss.”

Besides the fact that she put down other females, the most annoying thing about River was her obsession with Fenrin. Fenrin Grace was the embodiment of a stereotypical hot guy. Blond, muscular, with a "lazy smile" that made all the girls swoon.

“A long wave of his sungold-tipped hair had slipped from behind his ear and hung by his cheekbone. I actually caught a waft of him. He smelled like a thicker, manlier kind of vanilla.”

The plot follows River as she becomes close with the Grace family, but she can never quite be sure if the rumors about them are true. Thalia believes her family is cursed, but Fenrin brushes off the "accidents" that happen every year on his and Thalia's birthday.

“The Graces. We want to be them, and love them, and for them to love us. It’s a curse. Don’t you see? The Grace curse.”

I didn't like how each of the Graces were hugely stereotyped. Thalia was the cool, calm hippie who ran an organic store, Summer was the goth who listened to heavy metal music, wore all black, and loved blood, and Fenrin was the perfect hot guy who had a ton of girlfriends. They felt like cardboard cutouts instead of actual people.

The dialogue was stunted, cheesy, and unrealistic, and the showdown at the end was laughably bad. There was a plot twist that caught me by surprise, but it felt like the author added it for the sake of shocking the reader and it didn't fit the story.

This intriguing idea was wasted on a high school drama and an obsessive main character. I have to give props to the author, though - I was completely shocked when Fenrin didn't return River's lustful feelings. In fact, there was no romance between them at all, which was great in a genre that promotes way too much insta love. ...more

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Oct 02, 2016 Joanne Harris added it · review of another edition

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Aug 07, 2016 Sue (Hollywood News Source) rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal-urban-fantasy, young-adult, diverse-books, lgbtqiap, magic

The Graces is a Twilight cult classic gone wrong.

This book gives the Twilight vibes. I am not saying that to be condescending, or because I have zero knowledge of YA, but simply, because it is true.

A simplistic girl moves into an elusive town where there’s a popular unreachable clan. They are very selective of who they associate themselves with. Somehow, the new girl finds herself bewitched with the mystery clouding around these people. She’ll do anything to entangle herself with them. The plot ...more

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Jan 03, 2018 bella ϟ [ bella farren ] rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: books-i-own, magic-witches, small-towns, ya

2.5/5

(s)

edit: I just wanted to put a warning out that this isn't really very witchy, the focus isn't heavy spells or magic, it's more about the promise of some characters maybe being witches.

This book is sitting somewhere between two and three stars, and I can't come to settle on a single rating. It was a book that I floated through without ever feeling particularly entranced or interested in the characters of the plot line, a clinical kind of interest was the most I could muster up. It wasn’t ...more

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May 22, 2018 Mizuki rated it liked it · review of another edition

Rating: 3.5 stars. I notice this book receives bad rating and a lot of negative reviews (to be fair, these reviewers had brought up fair and reasonable points to back their displease up) but when I finished reading this book, I still thought it does have some good points and the story has maintained itself as a melodramatic fun read so it deserves 3.5 stars from me.

What's what in the story: meets The Graces: the most wealthy, mysterious family in town. The picture-perfect Grace couple has three Rating: 3.5 stars. I notice this book receives bad rating and a lot of negative reviews (to be fair, these reviewers had brought up fair and reasonable points to back their displease up) but when I finished reading this book, I still thought it does have some good points and the story has maintained itself as a melodramatic fun read so it deserves 3.5 stars from me.

What's what in the story: meets The Graces: the most wealthy, mysterious family in town. The picture-perfect Grace couple has three teenage children, and it is no surprise they are the stars in their high school. The Graces are widely envied, adored...and feared, and they are also being rumored to be witches.

Then, there comes a new girl, River Page, who has a troubled home life, and she is very, very determined to win the three Grace children's acceptance, friendship and...affection.

Well, I'm surprised The Graces holds my interest for an entire book, though I would be the first person to admit many aspects of the story haven't been explored fully and deeply enough and this book really isn't paranormal YA at its finest moment. Still, surprisingly the story manages to work for me and I just can't put this book down.

I thought I'd hate the heroine River Page --she is so eager to please and she is such a poser! Many readers can't stand her self-importance and how she sucks up to The Graces and how she thinks she is 'special' than the other girls in school, but! The more I read the more I came to tolerate River's tone: after all, isn't it quite normal for a sixteen years old girl to be filled with self-pity and self-importance?

Now to think about it more carefully, I think this book works for me because I like how the teenager's witchcraft is added into the story (not the best thing ever but it's okay enough for me) and more importantly (view spoiler) As the story progresses, I actually started to find her to be understandable and believable.

I am totally looking forward for the next book and see how River Page will turn out to be. ...more

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Nov 11, 2018 Dannii Elle rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: magical-realism-mastery, contemporary-cuteness

The mysterious Grace family have captivated an entire town. They are enigmatic, mysterious, and the potential for magic hovers around them. But for town newcomer River, they do not feel like anything new. They feel like coming home.

This had so much potential and the miasma of uncertainty that hung over the entire book kept me consistently intrigued. I loved all the magical elements of this book and was as enraptured by the Grace family as the town inhabitants were. However, the high school setti ...more

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May 07, 2016 Martha rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy-scifi-wonderful-weird-crap, ya-goodness, arcs, rtc, totally-my-jam-yes

I know this sounds ridiculous, but the only way I can describe the effect this book had on me is to say that, when I finished it, I felt high -- like I had been slightly thrown off my axis, and was a little bit disconnected from the world. The Graces requires patience, yes, but the payoff really is that good.

The story and the relationships depicted therein build slowly and in fits and starts, in a way that feels true to what is being portrayed and made me think of nothing so much as Megan Abbot ...more

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Sep 18, 2016 Giselle rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: 2016, age-young-adult, genre-paranormal, genre-witches, from-netgalley, arc-electronic, requested-for-review, beautiful-covers, 2-star

This is when I get into trouble..By requesting to read a book solely because of the beautiful cover. And this one had it. It caught my eye and I immediately requested it. I'm sad to report that I didn't enjoy this one. It had the potential to be a good novel, but it just fell flat for me. One, not a whole lot happens. There's literally no plot. I had trouble getting through it because I was bored, but I kept pushing because the writing sucks you in. But that's it. Because the characters, the sto This is when I get into trouble..By requesting to read a book solely because of the beautiful cover. And this one had it. It caught my eye and I immediately requested it. I'm sad to report that I didn't enjoy this one. It had the potential to be a good novel, but it just fell flat for me. One, not a whole lot happens. There's literally no plot. I had trouble getting through it because I was bored, but I kept pushing because the writing sucks you in. But that's it. Because the characters, the story and the pacing were just flat.

New girl comes to a small town. Meets the cool popular crowd. There's something off about them, something magical maybe? New girl wants in the crowd and will stop at nothing to do it. It sounded a little familiar to Twilight's beginning.. and well Twilight had at least a romance that would get you from page to page. This didn't even feel like Beautiful Creatures because again that had the paranormal romance down. This one didn't. You're supposed to feel for River and champion for her. But I had no idea why she wanted to be with them. She wanted power and prestige so she had to be with the right people. And the thing is, these people were downright terrible. Even River! It's so hard to like or even focus on a book when the characters are so unlikeable. She is literally attracted them because they're shallow and have no substance. And what's worst is how they believe they are arrogant elitist snobs. I kid you not. These characters would use people for their own means, not caring who they hurt. And they hurt a lot of people. I don't even know what the appeal was about them. Just because of their wealth and good looks? Who cares?! Summer did have her kind moments that is until she _________ her friend. I mean what the heck was that?!

There was a neat little twist at the end, but by that time I just wanted the book to be over. I didn't even guess this would be the ending, because well nothing really happens. Just River being obsessed with this family and trying to impress them. The magical bits were interesting but nothing came from that either. I wanted an explanation as to what happened in the end, but I guess it's open to interpretation.

Beautiful eye-catching cover will not always produce a quality plot-heavy story. But at least I gave it a shot. I hope others will have better luck with this one than I did.

RATING 2/5

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"They were one step removed from the rest of the school, minor celebrities with mystery wrapped around them like fur soles, an ethereal air to their presence that whispered tantalizingly of magic."

"I think sometimes you must get bored of how much everyone worships you, when maybe they don't even know the real you. Maybe the real you is darker than the one you show the world."

"Why was it so hard to talk to beautiful people?"

"We always have to find reasons to make order out of chaos, but the worst horror is when the reasons are totally banal, or when there isn't any reason at all."

"We want to be them, and love them, and for them to love us."

"You have to learn to be happy with who you are and what you've got."

"It was a very simple, powerful feeling, to be wanted." ...more

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Oct 09, 2016 Piera rated it did not like it · review of another edition

I wanted to like this so badly but it fell very flat for me.

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Jun 06, 2016 Stacee rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2016, dont-cheat

3.5 stars

I love love love witches, so I was super excited to get this gorgeous thing in my hands.

River is an interesting character. She's wants to win the attention of the Graces so much, that she's willing to do anything and change herself for it. Her inner monologue was a little drab here and there, but for the most part I was interested in her journey.

The most dynamic scenes are when River and all 3 of the Graces are together. Those sections shone so brightly, it made the rest of the book se ...more

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Oct 16, 2016 Maddie rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: ukya

I have a lot to say about this one, so look out for a video review going up soon on Heart Full Of Books!

Briefly though, I found the main character, River, quite dislikable and hard to understand, I felt the Graces themselves remained an enigma for the whole book and overall, I'm still confused about whether magic really exists or not in this world.

Marcus (Jonathan Byers in another life) is the most interesting character, so he gets a star on his own.
The sexual tension gets -1 star because it wa ...more

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Aug 03, 2016 Patty rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult

** 2.5 / 3 stars **
Seriously...

Full review to come.

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Oct 27, 2016 Ashley Brooks marked it as dnf · review of another edition

I contemplated powering through and hate-reading this but at just 5% I can't bring myself to do it.

This has "bad Twilight knock off" (I made it to the ~~Bella~~ River staring longingly at the ~~Cullens~~ Graces lunch table scene and lost all will to go on.) written all over it, and I just don't have time for that.

Thank you Netgalley for providing me a copy for....review.

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Oct 29, 2018 Aoife rated it liked it · review of another edition

3.5 Stars

When River moves to a new town with her mother, she becomes just like everyone else and quickly falls under the spell of The Graces - a family thought to have magical powers. But unlike others, River soon becomes one of them, and finds herself wrapped up in magical secrets and feels like she belongs for the first time in her life. But people have secrets, including River, and does magic actually exist?

This was a nice, atmospheric book which I think really suited the time of year I was r ...more

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Aug 27, 2016 Warda rated it liked it · review of another edition

“What did she believe in? What made her happy?”

BLURB: “Like everyone else in her town, River is obsessed with the Graces, attracted by their glamour and apparent ability to weave magic. But are they really what they seem? And are they more dangerous than they let on?”

Whilst reading, I was pretty sure I was not going to continue on with this series. Thankfully though, halfway through the book the story and plot actually picked up and I found myself really wanting to read it.

The first half of t ...more

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Nov 08, 2016 Gillian rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy

Technically 3 and 1/2 stars. It's been a while since I read a book about witches. Unfortunately, I felt it hit most of the major tropes instead of exploring something new. Also, I disliked River. A lot. But I liked the Graces, especially Summer. I'll probably read the sequel but my hopes aren't high.

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Dec 11, 2016 Femke rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: owned-books

Dat was eigenlijk best wel tof. Recensie volgt!

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Jan 14, 2019 Ellie (faerieontheshelf) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: antiheroes, fabulism, gothic, paranormal, uk-lit, ya-lit, grey-morals, lgbtq, mental-health-or-disabilities, thrillers-crime-mystery

↠ 4/4.5 stars

Okay, this is clearly a marmite book. Some people love it and some people really don't. But oh my god. Like actually what the hell. I am DECEASED.

Going into this felt a little like Twilight (girl moves to new town and school, there's a group of *mysterious*, beautiful people there, heroine is fascinated). Then about 35%-ish in, it takes a different turn and the story goes in a very different direction from expected.

A girl (the heroine, whose true name we don't know, which I actua ...more

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Aug 12, 2017 Mel marked it as not-for-me · review of another edition

I almost bought this recently but because of the price I decided to just check it out at the library and oh boy am I glad I did. I only managed to get through 14 pages before this book nearly killed me. I've never said this before, but the writing was atrocious. I've never read anything so terrible. It was cheesy, horribly cliche, and honestly nausea inducing. By the end of page 14 I felt like I needed a shower.

"I forced myself to look straight into his eyes. "I can stop pretending when I'm alo ...more

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Oct 16, 2016 Bee (Heart Full of Books) rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: ukya

Actual rating: 2.5 stars.

Honestly, I'm not sure what to make of The Graces. It was...odd and not quite what I was expecting. I wanted witchy x10 but the whole magic system was very obscure and I'm still not entirely sure if the characters /have/ magic to just /pretend/ to.

I liked the unreliable narrator though (in terms of the device, not actually River herself) - the only problem was: I was 100% aware that she was unreliable! I questioned everything she said because she seemed to always be co ...more

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A French-British hybrid who grew up in Cornwall, a place saturated with myth and fantasy. Being a child of two cultures taught her everything she needed to know about trying to fit in at the same time as trying to stand out.

She speaks English and French, and can hold a vague conversation, usually about food, in Greek.

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