The Fanciful Reader

Welcome to The Fanciful Reader, where I post book reviews, and do occasional feature posts!

FANCIFUL FEATURE | March 2022 Wrap Up

Hello Fanciful Readers! Once more, a month comes to a close (the progression of time is funny that way), and I have come to tell you about the books I read in March.
Fanciful Feature | April TBR (?)

Alright, I’ll be the first to admit that I am really bad at following TBRs. I am, after all, a Fanciful Reader. Which means that I tend to choose reads based on my mood. But every so often I like to try to pick out a TBR and see if I can stick to it.…
FANCIFUL REVIEW | Horseman by Christina Henry

Horseman by Christina Henry My rating: 4 of 5 stars Ben, the grandchild of Sleepy Hollow’s legendary Brom Bones, and the beautiful Katrina Van Tassel, is playing in the woods one day when the body of a child is discovered, and life in Sleepy Hollow changes abruptly. Suddenly the adults are in a frenzy, children…
FANCIFUL FEATURE | The Year of Sanderson

If you follow book news, there is no doubt that you have heard of the Kickstarter being run by Dragonsteel Entertainment, the company founded and owned by Brandon Sanderson to publish his works and manage his intellectual property. It seems that Sanderson was quite busy during the pandemic and lockdown, and wrote a number of…
FANCIFUL REVIEW | Dead Silence by S.A. Barnes

Dead Silence was my most anticipated release of 2022 (guess I need to find a new one now, huh) and I loved it as much as I hoped I would. It was a perfect combination of eerie space exploration and unsettling ghostly activity for me. In fact, recommending it to my sister I told her…
FANCIFUL REVIEW | A Head Full of Ghosts by Paul Tremblay

A Head Full of Ghosts by Paul Tremblay My rating: 4 of 5 stars It’s been fifteen years since Merry’s family was changed forever. Now she sits with an author to tell her story for the first time. Her story is not her story alone, but the story of her family, once perfectly ‘normal’ as…