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| Original Title: | Queen Song |
| ISBN: | 0062422960 (ISBN13: 9780062422965) |
| Series: | Red Queen #0.1 |
| Characters: | Tiberias Calore "Cal" VII, Tiberias Calore VI, Coriane Jacos |
Victoria Aveyard
ebook | Pages: 100 pages Rating: 3.8 | 20610 Users | 1460 Reviews
Present Of Books Queen Song (Red Queen #0.1)
| Title | : | Queen Song (Red Queen #0.1) |
| Author | : | Victoria Aveyard |
| Book Format | : | ebook |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 100 pages |
| Published | : | September 1st 2015 by HarperTeen |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Young Adult. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Novella. Short Stories. Fiction. Romance |
Interpretation As Books Queen Song (Red Queen #0.1)
Queen Coriane, first wife of King Tiberias, keeps a secret diary—how else can she ensure that no one at the palace will use her thoughts against her? Coriane recounts her heady courtship with the crown prince, the birth of a new prince, Cal, and the potentially deadly challenges that lay ahead for her in royal life.Rating Of Books Queen Song (Red Queen #0.1)
Ratings: 3.8 From 20610 Users | 1460 ReviewsAssess Of Books Queen Song (Red Queen #0.1)
Such a heartbreaking novella.You know, Julian was right. I can definitely see Mare in Coriane. Mare is a more bitter, hardened version of the Singer Queen, but they have an astoundingly similar way of thinking.Both stand alone in a sea of people, never sure of anything, least of all their place in the world, Strong in their own way too.I could also see Cal in Coriane's love for building things and taking them apart to see how they function and that might have been the only thing that made me"These golden walls will be my tomb." Very interesting.This short story is told from Coriane's perspective when she was a young adult.Well,we mostly know her as Cal's mother.We get to find out how she met her husband Tiberias and how she handled being a Queen. "I am not the monster the gossips think me to be.Ive done nothing,manipulated no one." Also,there's Robert and young Julian ♥!
Wow, I really liked reading this novella from Coriane's perspecive, especially in regards to her descent. I think I would have enjoyed this more if I had reread RED QUEEN, but I think this was better than STEEL SCARS.
It is always fun when author's give us this look inside a character, whether they be good or evil but I must admit, its the evil ones, that really stand out and get my attention.To be inside their heads, even from a distance as is the case in this story, just fascinates me and really does add depth to the character. I feel for Cal and for the woman that he would never get to love or know and of course for the woman that dared to cross Elara's path.I absolutely love that the author gave us this.
This novella blew my mind!! I already hated Elara but now I realise how psycho crazy she truly was. I loved reading about the relationship between Tibe and Coriane! It was so cute, not at all like the king we know from the other books in the series. I wish we could learn a lot more about them. Ugh this book was just too short!Also her love for baby Cal was the cutest thing ever. Honestly there needs to be a sequel to this novella! I need more Julian and Sara and I want to know what happend after
Okay first of all: I always knew that Elara was an - excuse my crude choice of words - evil bitch, but holy mackerel that probably was the understatement of the century! That woman is pure evil and after reading Queen Song I just want that witch to burn. XDWell, enough of the pleasantries and back to the review. Since it was just a short novella I decided to point out what I liked and what I didnt like. That way you dont have to put up with my endless babbling and ranting and still will have
"The Calores are children of fire, as strong and destructive as their flame, but Cal will not be like the others before. Fire can destroy, fire can kill, but it can also create. Forest burned in the summer will be green by spring, better and stronger than before. Cals flame will build and bring roots from the ashes of war. The guns will quiet, the smoke will clear, and the soldiers, Red and Silver both, will come home. One hundred years of war, and my son will bring peace. He will not die
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