6/19/2023 0 Comments Ruby red by kerstin gierCharlotte has been trained all her life in the 'mysteries' and now she is the right age, the family is anticipating her first jump. she has always been overshadowed by her perfect cousin Charlotte (not to be confused with her sister Caroline), who has inherited a time travelling gene. (I also went out and bought the Graceling trilogy after borrowing the first one from the library.) :0)The story is told from the point of view of Gwynneth. I seem to be a sucker for LT recommended YA trilogies coloured (individually) red, blue and green and written by authors named a variant of Kirstin. In fact, I enjoyed it so much, I think I may buy the whole series. This is what I wrote:'I really enjoyed this story, possibly because it was reminiscent of the books I used to read as a teenager, with its very English flavour (though the original was written in German and translated into English by Anthea Bell (sister of BBC's Martin Bell)). I realised I hadn't finished my review last time to post it. Fantasy, YA) (Re-read)I re-read this before I continue on with Sapphire Blue, the next in the series.
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