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Blog Facebook Twitter Instagram Tumblr Nov 26, Rick Riordan rated it it was amazing. I love a good fantasy rooted in folklore, and Novik does a great job mining the mythology of Eastern Europe for this novel. Young Agnieszka lives in a small town in an out-of-the-way valley where nothing much ever happens.

Oh, and also they are protected by a wizard called the Dragon who lives in a tower and does his best to kee I love a good fantasy rooted in folklore, and Novik does a great job mining the mythology of Eastern Europe for this novel. Oh, and also they are protected by a wizard called the Dragon who lives in a tower and does his best to keep the evil magic of the Wood at bay. In return for his protection, the wizard takes one girl from the valley every ten years to serve him in the tower.

These girls aren't killed, but they are never the same after their ten years of servitude, and they never stay in the valley when they are released. Something about their servitude changes them. Agnieszka worries for her best friend, Kasia, who is the most beautiful girl in the village.

Everyone is sure Kasia will be snatched up by the Dragon at the next Choosing. Instead, much to her surprise, Agnieszka is chosen to serve the Dragon, and that's when she discovered how dark and frightening the world really is. Novik does a great job twisting our expectations -- inverting the tropes about fairy tale villains and heroes. You'll get magic and monsters, princes and wizards, sorcery and chivalry, but not always in the ways you might expect.

Agnieszka has to go through some pretty horrible stuff. In fact, her story got worse so many times I had to put the book down a few times and catch my breath. This trip through the evil Wood is not for the faint of heart. But if you want a fantasy with strong characters and brilliantly original variations on ancient stories, try Uprooted!

View all 10 comments. Buddy read with Fantasy Buddy Reads This was my first review in , and it started a new milestone: my first ever 1-star rating. I would actually give Uprooted a negative rating if I could because this is literally the worst novel I've ever read in my entire life.

I know that this is an extremely unpopular opinion, Up Buddy read with Fantasy Buddy Reads This was my first review in , and it started a new milestone: my first ever 1-star rating. But no, I hated it, I despised it. Please stay away from reading this review if you enjoyed this book. Oh wait, I should start this review with the positive parts first.

The book covers both US and UK editions are gorgeous, and the prose was beautiful. The main characters and their romance were some of the worst problems for me in this book. To make things worse, the Dragon, Skunk, Skank, or whatever his real name is was an ultimate asshole just for the sake of being one. From the beginning to the end, no organic development to these characters occurred.

The flatness of their characterizations was even worse than a skateboard. Seriously, though, I'm surprised that someone actually liked what the Dragon constantly did in this book. The worst part out of all this, Agony ended up falling in love with him anyway. The romance between them happened pointlessly, and it happened out of nowhere.

What the hell? But the pacing? Dear God… save me. Seriously, why!? I have severe insomnia issues for ten years now, and this book managed to send me to sleep eight times; I literally fell asleep because it was so unbelievably boring.

Lastly, the magic system is uber ridiculous. She only needed to speak the words she has read, and she would be able to cast anything. I pity the tree used to create this novel. I never thought any book could inflict me with so much suffering and boredom. However, if anyone asks me whether I recommend this or not, I will have to say no.

It will be my benchmark for the saying: "It can't get any worse than this. Shelves: recommended , adult. This novel effortlessly conjured up the familiar magic of my childhood favorites — it was like reaching for a sweater and finding my old worn favorite pushed into my hands.

I'm going to wear it gleefully for a week, no matter the weather. This concludes my garment simile. Possibly fuller comments to come closer to publication date. Have you ever loved the first half of a book but hated the second? Well I have and it sucks. It leaves you feeling rather torn in a review. The character known as the Dragon was a complete enigma. Discovering what drove this lonely man was, essentially, the reason I carried on with the book. Well at least by my standards.

The man locks himself in his immense library and reads all day. I love reading about characters that read, and appreciate books in the same way that I do. I find them quite compelling. But, he is also terribly moody and dismissive to his young student Agmeszka.

So I wanted to know what was giving this man a sore head. Every ten years he recruits a new student from the local village. He usually picks the most attractive girl or her who is remarkable in some way. He takes the woman home where she becomes his live-in-maid. He eyed me and said stiffly, "Don't land yourself into a boiling-pot, and as difficult as you may find it, try and present a respectable appearance.

He pics the most ordinary girl out of the lot; she appears to have nothing special about her. When he goes back to his wizard tower he leaves her to her own devices. And whoa! Would you guess it? She turns out to be a magic wielder too. She starts reading his books, very intimate I know, and discovers a strange affinity for the craft.

It's perfect. This was my favourite part of the novel. But, the downside is that it was over far too quickly. This novel did not feel like a stand-alone fantasy. For me, it had the potential to be an epic fantasy series, with this being the beginning. Instead it was over far too quickly as the recently acquainted characters were thrown into the action that became the second half. The world expanded far too quickly. The story went from being isolated to a tower to reaching across the entire lands, and even as far as to affect the random monarchy.

The beginning was slow, perfectly so, then it rushed into world events and kingdoms and rulers all too quickly. I do like the idea behind this book, but there was no build up as the story expanded. The novel just had too much story for one book and it felt condensed as a result. This could have easily been split into two. Structurally, the author made a few mistakes in my estimation. This book would have been far more effective had the friendship at the start been allowed more time to develop.

It was thrown into the action that much, that when the romance came it made no sense. It was a case of where did that come from? I think there should have been much more time spent in the tower, as the rest of the world was slowly, and gradually, revealed.

That way this could have easily ended at the midway point. The woods are the antagonist in this story.

I loved that; it worked. It more than worked it was rather brilliant. But it could have been better. I think a prelude demonstrating the dark nature of it would have helped to establish it as a real threat, rather than an irrational fear, very early on. Now that was so very disappointing! It was too fast. It was just too fast to be effective! I did like the story, but for me it took a terrible wrong turn which severed my enjoyment.

This could have been so much more; it was just over far too quickly. One book wasn't enough to tell this tale in.

I think three stars is a fair rating, all things considered. View all 62 comments. Nov 12, Elena May rated it it was amazing. What a wonderful, charming, well-crafted novel. One reason why this book works so well is that the stakes remain extremely high throughout the entire story.

Everything seems hopeless, and you see no way out. You keep waiting for the heroes to get a break, but then things keep getting worse, and even worse. The Wood herself becomes a character , fierce What a wonderful, charming, well-crafted novel. The Wood herself becomes a character , fierce and vengeful, creepy and cunning, and so powerful.

Magic pours out of this beautiful story about villages and woods, towers and castles, armies and witches, and the more we learn of this world, the more we want to know.

A sense of nostalgia hangs over the tale as the world changes inevitably and we learn of entire villages and civilizations disappearing forever. But there is also a sense of hope in spite of all the darkness, of wonder and discovery, of healing and renewal. A hope for an end of the vicious cycle of violence. Each character is vivid and fully realized. In the Dragon we see someone who is not nice, at all , but who always gets things done.

In contrast, we have everyone at court, like Marek and the Falcon, who are all flashy and politically savvy, and always manage to present themselves as celebrated heroes without actually doing anything useful. Both types are common in the real world, and this representation rang very true. Finally, the story is a beautiful homage to the Baba Jaga mythos and perfectly captures the spirit and soul of the original tales.

May 16, Katerina rated it it was amazing Shelves: favorites , fantasy. When it comes to rating books like Uprooted , I keep wishing I could give more than 5 stars.

Because honestly, 5 stars are not enough. That's the word I've been searching for. Uprooted is a beautiful book. Naomi Novik narrates the story of young Agnieszka, a constantly unkempt girl who to everyone's astonishment was chosen to live in the dreadful wizard's tower for 10 years as the price for his assistance against the evil Wood.

Agnieszka imagined how desperate and empty her life wa When it comes to rating books like Uprooted , I keep wishing I could give more than 5 stars. Agnieszka imagined how desperate and empty her life was going to be, locked away from her family and her dear friend with the Dragon as her only company. What she would never imagine was that everything she thought of him was a lie based on fear and prejudice. That magic flew in her veins. That she would play a vital part in the kingdom's politics, that she would participate in the never ending war not only against their neighbors but also against the ancient Wood.

The Wood that was calling for her. Aftel all, she was just the woodcutter's daughter. With an unequaled gift for disaster. It sounds like a fairytale, doesn't it?

With the witches and the haunted forest and the knights and the brave girl who is about to find out her destiny is a great one and will affect thousands of people? It seems so at first, partly because of Naomi Novik's spectacular writing. The world she created is so vivid and enchanting , you can smell the pines and feel the mud under your bare feet and the air crackling with magic, your stomach clenched with agony and fear, your heart hammering in your chest, and it takes tremendous effort to realize that you are not the one fighting the corruption in Polnya, you are just the reader, in the safety of your house, drinking your chocolate.

And you couldn't be more disappointed. But there was darkness in Uprooted that you don't encounter in most of the fairytales. There were brutal murders, desperation, hatred and rage, and the good guys didn't always win. There wasn't a Prince Charming, only a grumpy, sassy wizard who was irritated most of the times and he couldn't remember what being a human felt like. Thousands were slaughtered due to one man's certainty and ambition. And the wizards weren't good or evil, just opportunists, devoid of love.

And Agnieszka? A flawed, stubborn girl with a good heart and iron will, unable to hate even her worst enemies, a dedicated friend and daughter, and a different kind of hope.

Well that does sound like a fairytale after all. View all 48 comments. Oct 02, Navessa rated it it was amazing Shelves: favorites , favorites , what-teens-should-be-reading , fairy-tale-retelling , , believe-the-hype , mc-you-can-root-for , young-adult , saved-the-genre.

What an incredible fairy tale. This book is a lot like the The Wood that dominates this story, luring you close, whispering in your ear, offering you the most tantalizing temptations, if only you'll be persuaded into it.

The difference between the two is that where The Wood is a dark, twisted creation that speaks only lies, this book delivers on its promi WOW. The difference between the two is that where The Wood is a dark, twisted creation that speaks only lies, this book delivers on its promises.

It's as if Novik sprinkled real magic within these pages. As if the words written on them are spells in and of themselves, able to lift from the paper and ensnare those who read them. I'll freely admit that I was immediately caught within its grasp, and remained spellbound from beginning to end.

If you're a fan of beautifully crafted stories, slow burn romances, hideous monstrosities that are somehow all too human, and good triumphing over evil, read it. Blog Facebook Twitter Instagram Pinterest View all 45 comments. Reviewed by: Rabid Reads Imagine a powerful sorcerer living in a tower in the middle of a forest.

He is over years old, but he still appears to be a young man. Every 10 years, he picks a girl from one of the local villages to take back to his tower. The villagers don't know what happens to the girls during their time in the tower, only that they come back changed. Grander, finer, more polished. Educated and dr Reviewed by: Rabid Reads Imagine a powerful sorcerer living in a tower in the middle of a forest.

Educated and dressed in fine clothes. The girls are well paid for whatever it is they do in the tower. Alone with the wizard. In the middle of the Wood. When they've served their sentence, they return with a sack of silver to use as a dowry, but they don't marry. At least not anyone from their former home. They all leave, using the money to finance a fresh start somewhere else.

This sorcerer, called the Dragon, is alone except for the village girl, and even with her, he maintains his distance. She will age. She will die. He will do neither. Rather than forming attachments to impermanent creatures, he buries himself in order and precision and the resulting beauty of a task well done. His nature is taciturn, impatient, and formal, so the villagers, despite their dependence on him for protection, fear him, despise him: I had hated him, but I wouldn't have reproached him, any more than I would have reproached a bolt of lightning for striking my house.

He wasn't a person.