Burn
Burn by Elissa Sussman, published by HarperCollins on January 19, 2016, is a continuation of the original fairy tale begun in Stray. This edition spans 272 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Elanor, who has rejoined the rebel camp after aiding in the rescue of Princess Aislynn. Having been taken from her parents and forced into service by the Wicked Queen, Elanor is determined to see the queen overthrown, but her past holds secrets that threaten her mission.
Readers will find an engaging exploration of Elanor’s journey as she navigates the complexities of rebellion and personal history. The story intertwines elements of young adult fiction with themes of fairy tales and fantasy, providing a rich backdrop for Elanor’s struggles. As the rebels draw closer to the throne, the tension escalates, revealing the challenges of confronting one’s past while fighting for a future. This edition also includes a map, enhancing the immersive experience of the tale.
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Burn is the thrilling companion to Elissa Sussman’s masterful and original fairy tale, Stray. This engaging and imaginative continuation of the original fairy tale begun in Stray will appeal to readers of Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale and fans of the musicals Wicked and Into the Woods.
After helping to rescue Princess Aislynn, Elanor has finally rejoined the rebel camp she calls home. Stolen from her parents at a young age and forced into service by the Wicked Queen, Elanor now wants nothing more than to see the queen removed from power. But Elanor has secrets, mistakes she’s spent years trying to forget, and the closer the rebels get to the throne, the harder it is for Elanor to keep her past hidden away. Booklist said of Stray, “Sussman delightfully mixes dystopian tension with retold fairy tales, and the result is something wholly original.” Includes a map.
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