Rosemary and Rue
Readers rate it 3.6 (210 on Hardcover)
354 pages · Released 2019 · Penguin
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Rosemary and Rue is an urban fantasy mystery featuring a half-fae protagonist navigating a dangerous supernatural world. The book contains moderate violence, some mature themes around trauma and family rejection, and occasional crude language, making it better suited for older teens than younger readers. The strong character development and themes of resilience and found family offer positive messaging that rewards the content concerns.
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Half-fae Toby retreats to the human world after being rejected by her Faerie family, but finds her anonymity compromised by the murder of an important countess who binds her to investigate, forcing Toby to resume her fae position. Half-fae Toby retreats to the human world after being rejected by her Faerie family, but finds her anonymity compromised by the murder of an important countess who binds her to investigate, forcing Toby to resume her fae position.
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- Fiction
- A mix driven
- Strong Character Development
- Not Diverse Characters
- Unloveable Characters
- Loveable Characters
- Hugo Awards
- Adventurous
- mysterious
- tense
- funny
- sad
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ISBN 9780756416119 · Penguin