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Katherine Arden

Category Fiction
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Type Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9781785031052

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The Bear and the Nightingale

The Bear and the Nightingale

By Katherine Arden · Published by Del Rey

In the heart of medieval Russia's unforgiving wilderness, where winter reigns supreme, young Vasilisa finds comfort in ancient fairy tales and the protective household spirits her nurse reveres. When her devout new stepmother arrives, she bans these pagan traditions, inadvertently awakening dark, ancient evils that threaten Vasilisa's family and village. Now, Vasilisa must embrace her hidden, dangerous gifts to confront the very creatures from her childhood legends.Why You Should Read? Immerse yourself in a richly atmospheric tale inspired by Russian folklore and fairy tales. Experience a captivating blend of historical fantasy, magic, and the stark beauty of a winter landscape. Follow a strong, defiant heroine as she navigates family conflict, ancient magic, and a world where old gods still walk. Discover the first book in a critically acclaimed series that reimagines beloved myths for a modern audience.

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Category Fiction
Publisher Del Rey
ISBN 9781785031052
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English
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SKU 2010000087862

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