![]() Plus, there are dragons, curses, and a sassy talking paper bird. ![]() The story is loosely based on Hans Christian Anderson’s “The Wild Swans” but Lim fashions the basics of the tale into something that feels fresh and exciting, a story of identity, family, and the power of finding your own voice (even if you can’t use your physical one). Much like her earlier novels, it features a headstrong heroine, a dash of magic, and surprises on every other page. A beautifully written fantasy that effortlessly incorporates East Asian legends and folklore, this is a book that definitely stands out from the other YA titles hitting shelves this summer. Sic Crimson Cranes is the latest novel by Elizabeth Lim, author of the popular The Blood of Stars duology. ![]()
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