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The Boi of Feather and Steel
After Tav's dangerous journey to the magical City of Eyes, they realize they're more than just a purple-haired, motorcycle-riding teenager who can see magic - they know how to use it.
Book Details
- Publisher: Dundurn Press
- Publish Date: Jun 22nd, 2021
- Pages: 448
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.00in - 4.90in - 1.20in - 0.75lb
- EAN: 9781459746848
- Recommended age: 15-18
- Categories: • Fantasy - Wizards & Witches• LGBTQ+ - General• Action & Adventure - General
About the Author
Jerreat-Poole, Adan: -
Adan Jerreat-Poole is a reader and writer who loves all things fantasy and feminist. They study disability and queerness in popular culture. Adan lives in Kingston, Ontario
Praise for this book
Jerreat-Poole crafts vivid imagery using wild and surprising prose ... Amid the witchery and the untamable, sentient magical setting, the characters grapple with the intimate complexities of identity and their understanding of justice. An energizing and magnetic whirlwind.
A unique, gripping, engaging book by a voice that the genre has been waiting for.
Jerreat-Poole wields words like a blade, using their gorgeous prose and striking imagery to carve out a world that pulses with magic and compassion. It's a visceral work that creates a thoughtful connection between the transformative power of magic and our (often fraught) relationships with our own bodies. The story allows the beautifully developed queer cast to be complex, clever, badass, powerful, and to simply be as they are; all of which coalesce into a lovely, representative, and meaningful work of YA fiction.