Book Review: Rotherweird
Hey, backstage means that this year, you also get to see what I'm reading! On Sunday, I will also be posting a roadmap (of sorts) of what I hope to have published in 2021. New year, lots of writing to do! Anyway. On to the first book of 2021! My goal is to read 100 books this year. (Well, log 100 books this year. I'm sure I normally read around 100 but I always forget to keep track). BOOK TITLE: Rotherweird AUTHOR: Andrew Caldecott DESCRIPTION OF BOOK COVER: The title Rotherweird is designed as something that looks like a sign centered across an old-fashioned style map of the town of Rotherweird. The River Rother curves around the bottom of the town with the author’s name in a banner over the top. The color palatte is red for the title and border and black and white for the map. GENRE: Fantasy, Historical Fiction, myth/folklore PAGES (optional): 452 BLURB: 1558: Twelve children, gifted far beyond their years, are banished by their Tudor queen to the town of Roth...