Molly Lazer
Owl Eyes: A Fairy Tale
language
(Fire & Ice Young Adult Books March 20, 2018)
, 1 edition
OWL EYES IS AN AWARD WINNING RE-IMAGINING OF THE CLASSIC TALE OF CINDERELLA!
Nora knows three things: she is a servant, her parents are dead, and she lives in the kitchen house with her adoptive family. But her world is torn apart when she discovers that her birth father has always been right there, living in the house she serves.
This discovery leads Nora to more questions. Why was she thrown in an ash-covered room for asking about her father? Why is a silver-bladed knife the only inheritance from her birth mother? Why is magic forbidden in her household—and throughout the province of the Runes? The answers may not be the ones Nora hoped for, as they threaten a possible romance and her relationship with the adoptive family she loves.
With the announcement of a royal ball, Nora must decide what she is willing to give up in order to claim her stolen birthright, and whether this new life is worth losing her family—and herself.
Awards
National Indie Excellence Award 2018 Finalist in Young Adult Literature
Purple Dragonfly Awards 2018 Honorable Mention
Shortlisted for the 2018 Dante Rossetti Award
Nora knows three things: she is a servant, her parents are dead, and she lives in the kitchen house with her adoptive family. But her world is torn apart when she discovers that her birth father has always been right there, living in the house she serves.
This discovery leads Nora to more questions. Why was she thrown in an ash-covered room for asking about her father? Why is a silver-bladed knife the only inheritance from her birth mother? Why is magic forbidden in her household—and throughout the province of the Runes? The answers may not be the ones Nora hoped for, as they threaten a possible romance and her relationship with the adoptive family she loves.
With the announcement of a royal ball, Nora must decide what she is willing to give up in order to claim her stolen birthright, and whether this new life is worth losing her family—and herself.
Awards
National Indie Excellence Award 2018 Finalist in Young Adult Literature
Purple Dragonfly Awards 2018 Honorable Mention
Shortlisted for the 2018 Dante Rossetti Award
- Pages
- 226