Both Takeo and Kaede have visions of their future. Takeo works to escape the Tribe and fulfill the last wishes of his adoptive father, Lord Shigeru Otori. And Kaede, heir to two seats of power, moves forward step by step, aided by her own wits and a precarious alliance with Lord Fujiwara. In their separate worlds, the two long for each other, knowing that they are meant to be together, wondering if they will ever see each other again. . . .
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Lian Hearn is a pseudonym. Born in England and currently living in Australia, the author attended Oxford University, has studied Japanese, and has a lifelong interest in Japan.
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Grass for His Pillow, Episode 2: The Way through The Snow,
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This review is from: Grass For His Pillow, Episode 2: The Way Through The Snow (Tales of the Otori, Book 2) (Mass Market Paperback)
Liam Hearn's description of the different cultures in Japan during feudal Japan is very interesting. I'm looking forward to her future books.
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Paperback? More like a board book,
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This review is from: Grass For His Pillow, Episode 2: The Way Through The Snow (Tales of the Otori, Book 2) (Mass Market Paperback)
I was anxious to get this so I could begin to read the second book, but I am very disappointed. This was listed as a paperback, and while it is "technically" a paperback, it is much smaller than any normal paperback that I have ever seen. It's more the size of a two year old's board book, or a regular sized envelope. Or twice the size of a cell phone, to give you some scale. That also means that the type set is really small. So, hoping I'll be able to read it, and I think that in the future, the fact that it's so tiny should be listed in the description. I know that the dimensions are given, but when I see "paperback" I guess I just thought it would be the size of a normal book, not six inches tall.
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Five star, love the series!,
This review is from: Grass For His Pillow, Episode 2: The Way Through The Snow (Tales of the Otori, Book 2) (Mass Market Paperback)
Excellent, love the entire series! This is a good book, probably the least in the series, but good none the less!
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