Similarly, in ‘The Soldier Prince’, a Clocksmith and his clever creation discover the curse of obsession. In ‘Little Knife ‘, a powerful river spirit deals with the ravages of desire and its damning effects.
In ‘The Witch of Duva’, we see a fresh retelling of Hansel and Gretel by the Brothers Grimm, where the magic of the woods brings Nadya to see the bitter truth.
‘The Too-Clever Fox ‘ concerns the perilous life of an animal community at the mercy of hunters. ‘Ayama and the Thorn Wood’ tells the story of the young Ayama, a girl whose wise tales change the heart of a monster and a kingdom’s future. For most of its inhabitants, the ever-human experience of want keeps them in a state of constant wandering. The six stories, three of which have been previously published, explore the labyrinthine world of desire, love, loss and sacrifice. The Language of Thorns: Midnight Tales and Dangerous Magic, beautifully illustrated by Sara Kipin, is set in Bardugo’s imaginarium, the Grishaverse. 1 New York Times bestselling author, Leigh Bardugo, has charmed the world of fantasy readers yet again with a new book of delightful stories.
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