Nice addition

Nice addition to the series. I hope the next book still has Jude and Carden in it

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Stories and the meaning behind them.

It's a nice addition to the series, not as action packed as I expected. But still worth adding to your collection if you loved the first four books of the series, four been the prequel lost sisters. I would have given it five stars, but I felt like it was missing some of the cruel edge and characteristics of the main book. Carden almost felt like a cute kitten rather than a dangerous lion, like in the original books. I only point this out because I loved him so much in the series, he left an unforgettable impact on me after reading these.

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Physical read & audio review

“Some might think of him as a strong draught, burning the back of one's throat, but invigorating all the same.
You might beg to differ.
So long as you’re begging, he doesn’t mind a bit.”

I had a stack of books I planned / hoped to read this month, and because I completely forgot about pre-ordering this book it was not on my list.

Did I ditch my entire tbr the moment it arrived? Yes, yes I did!

Holly has a way of captivating me completely. I zoned out and devoured this in one quick sitting.

I loved the flow and the direction the story went in. It was nice to get an insight into Cardan, not just as he is now but as he was growing up.

I didn’t think it was possible to fall even more in love with Cardan, but alas, it has happened.

I loved everything - and the illustrations added an extra touch of magic to this beautiful story.
I’m so glad I own a copy of this book, it will definitely be one I reread often.

“You didn’t hear the story I told,” he goes on. “A shame. It featured a handsome boy with a heart of stone and a natural aptitude for villainy. Everything you could like.”

Reread: April 1st

"A heart of stone can still be broken."

I decided to give the audio a try after a recommendation and I'm so glad I did. I absolutely love how it was read, it added a little something extra to something I was already familiar with, and I love that.

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A good little add on

Good Narrator and a good little story. It is very short so I wouldn't recommend to spend a token on this one. But I listened to this through the included catalogue so it made it worth it.

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Gorgeous addition to the series

I loved The Folk of the Air series, and this novella is a really fun extra for fans of the main series. Great narration as always, and a nice insight into Cardan.

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enjoyable

Good story, well narrated. Much shorter than other books, but enjoyable all the same. Easy listening.

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Great!

It was nice to have a little insight back with the characters, I had missed them. Also I love stories.

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Amazing

It was so good I wish it was twice as long if not longer! Great narration and great story! Loved it every minute and I am going to listen at least once more!

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Great short book

It has the same enchanted fairy tale like tone as the other books in the series, more so actually as we follow Cardan from childhood and get to understand a little better why he was the way he was. Loved it. Great performance, Caitlin is exceptionally talented at narrating fairy tales.

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Perfect bedtime story

I love the Folk of the Air series and this little book is a welcomed bonus. Caitlin is definetly one of my all time narrators and her voice is perfect for such a magical series. Both Jude and Cardan sound exactly how I 've imagined they would

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