How the King of Elfhame Learned to Hate Stories (The Folk of the Air series): The perfect gift for fans of Fantasy Fiction

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He pretends to have a heart of stone and is bewildered by attachment, but needs someone to love him anyway. Regardless, the faery tale-esque vibe and the beautiful illustrations in this novella made for a very cute and fun read! They’re just so damn cute and good for each other, which is why Jurdan is one of my favorite enemies-to-lovers couples.

Holly Black adds to Cardan’s character and the world of The Folk of the Air series without just rewriting the story from another character’s point for view.None of them will leave me wishing that i was the one who wrote that book because this entire series has everything i could ever want in a book. Aslog’s story changes as Cardan does, with a new ending and meaning for each retelling, each stage of his life.

Cardan has to admit that the ragwort steeds are swift and that there’s something thrilling about tangling his hand in a leafy man and racing across the sky. I suppose I would have plummeted out of the air,” Jude tells him with troubling equanimity, her expression saying, Horrible risks are entirely normal to me . How Cardan begins to notice Jude more and more, developing feelings for her without being able to identify what they are. I am incredibly biased over this series because so much of my heart and nostalgia are wrapped up within this world, but I honestly think there is just so much to love on every page of this book. We also get to see so much of Cardan’s perspective during The Cruel Prince, much like we did with Tarryn in The Lost Sisters, and it was everything.This character development almost builds more of the world for you, its almost like Cardan is the world. Brimming with Black’s customary faerie magic, this atmospheric prequel to the events of The Folk of the Air trilogy digs deep into Cardan’s past to unearth some incredible revelations.