Snow Like Ashes

Snow Like Ashes

3.3 (8 ratings)
2014 · English · Hardcover · 28 editions
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In a world divided by seasons, a young girl finds herself at the center of a battle that transcends time and fate. Sixteen years prior, the Kingdom of Winter was shattered, leaving its rightful heirs scattered and vulnerable. Amid this chaos, a brave warrior rises, armed with the determination to reclaim her home and restore balance to a realm fraught with peril.

With echoes of loss haunting her every step, the protagonist navigates a treacherous landscape populated by allies and enemies alike. Her journey is not solely one of physical conquest; it is also a deeply personal quest for healing and destiny. As she uncovers her true power, she grapples with the weight of her heritage and the sacrifices required to forge a new path.

In this rich tapestry of magic and emotion, friendship and betrayal intertwine, forcing her to confront the very essence of loyalty and courage. With each challenge she faces, the girl grows not just as a warrior, but as a beacon of hope for those who have long been oppressed.

Book Details

Format Hardcover
Pages 422 pages
Language English
Published Oct 14, 2014
Publisher Balzer + Bray
Editions 28 editions
ISBN-10 0062286927
ISBN-13 9780062286925

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Well.....that’s a few hours of my life I’m not getting back.Not that this book did anything offensive but all aspects of it; the pacing,the characters,the story line just all of it was lackluster. My biggest issue is the pacing. It felt like the author had a list of thing she absolutely had to include in this book but at the same time had a page limit because none of the plot points are done in a cohesive way and we’re rushing through each and every event without there ever being a proper build up. Not to mention that the relationships make no sense. There’s absolutely no chemistry between them. Hell there’s more chemistry between me and my responsibilities and I tend to ignore those unless the world forces my hand. So yeah the “love triangle” was not it specially since the first relationship wasn’t developed to begin with. Meira probably liked Mather because he was the only guy his age he could interact with but what do I know about crushes

May 8th 2025

This was just your ordinary, run-of-the-mill fantasy book. From the orphaned female protagonist, to the awful, cheesy love triangle. There were bits and pieces of this book that I enjoyed, but there were also parts that made my roll my eyes so hard, I think they might be permanently stuck that way. I mean there was nothing extraordinary or mind blowing about this book. It was just like every other YA fantasy. You know, the ones that have a bit of magic, an orphan protagonist who feels out of place, only to discover that they’re “the chosen one” or whatever, Even down to the terribly cliche love-triangle. This book just didn’t have that oomf that I always look for when I read.Thankfully the characters were pretty enjoyable and fun, as was the setting (although it was pretty basic), and I feel like this would be about 2.5-3 Stars.

October 7th 2020
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