Changeling, by Delia Sherman

Happy holidays - very belated in some cases - to all who are or have recently been celebrating them!

As I think I've done at least a good chunk of the backlog of read-and-not-mentioned-here books, I'll move on to one I just finished recently - and would have written about before, had I not got caught up in Philip Reeve's Here Lies Arthur, about which more - probably much more - soon.

Michele kindly lent me her copy of Changeling (an ARC), which I'd wanted to read after very much enjoying 'CATNYP' in The Faery Reel, and I'm so glad I got a chance to read it - as it was at the time only available in hardcover from the States, I might have let it join the enormous (and growing with every blog-reading day that passes) pile of books I'd like to get my hands on at some point. For a number of those, the 'some point' may end up being in the Great Library of the Afterlife. (There, at least, every book will be published in every country at the same time, so that might not be a totally bad thing.)

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