Les fiancées de l'hivers

, #1

Livre broché, 528 pages

Publié 6 juin 2009 par Galimar jeunesse.

ISBN :
978-2-07-065376-8
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5 étoiles (1 critique)

Sous son écharpe élimée et ses lunettes de myope, Ophélie cache des dons singuliers : elle peut lire le passé des objets et traverser les miroirs. Elle vit paisiblement sur l'arche d'Anima quand on la fiance à Thorn, du puissant clan des Dragons. La jeune fille doit quitter sa famille et le suivre à la Citacielle, capitale flottante du Pôle. À quelle fin a-t-elle été choisie ? Pourquoi doit-elle dissimuler sa véritable identité ? Sans le savoir, Ophélie devient le jouet d'un complot mortel.

4 éditions

a publié une critique de A Winter's Promise par Christelle Dabos (La Passe-Miroir, #1)

like re-reading a childhood favorite

5 étoiles

I think on some spiritual level, even though this wasn't published until I was an adult, I feel like I read and loved this as a young teen. Reading it now felt like wrapping myself in the coziest blanket of imaginary nostaliga. I stayed up late reading this and read it instead of doing other things I needed to do. It's been a very long time since I have felt this immersed in a world.

It reminded me a little of The Goblin Emperor in its depth of humanity, and its portrayal of cruelty that doesn't make light of it, and, weirdly, I feel like there's some backstory parallels with Gideon the Ninth, although it couldn't be more differently tonally.

There were times were I did find it a little moralizing, and when the writing rang a bit off, but I loved it very much and if you don't …

Sujets

  • The Marvelous
  • French literature
  • Conspiracy
  • Mirrors
  • Fantasy fiction
  • Arranged marriage
  • Fiction
  • Children's fiction