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Title	:	Les Fiancés de l'Hiver (La Passe-Miroir #1)
Author	:	Christelle Dabos
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 528 pages
Published	:	June 6th 2013 by Gallimard
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Cultural. France

Les Fiancés de l'Hiver (La Passe-Miroir #1) Paperback | Pages: 528 pages

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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.

Une héroïne inoubliable, un univers riche et foisonnant, une intrigue implacable. Découvrez le premier livre d'une grande saga fantastique et le talent d'un nouvel auteur à l'imaginaire saisissant.

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Original Title:	Les Fiancés de l'hiver
ISBN:	2070653765 (ISBN13: 9782070653768)
Edition Language:	French
Series:	La Passe-Miroir #1
Literary Awards:	Prix Elbakin.net for Meilleur roman fantasy français Jeunesse (2014), RTL y Télérama (2013), Concours du premier roman jeunesse organisé par Gallimard Jeunesse, Prix Ados Rennes Ille-et-Vilaine Nominee (2015)

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Holy hell this book has some of the most unique worldbuilding Ive seen for absolutely ages - its like Howls Moving Castle x Pride & Prejudice x Versailles under the guise of a somewhat-historical-feeling steampunk fantasy - and its fascinating.Full review to come!! * - Buddy read with lovely Jasmin! -

2.5Imagine being tied up and having the best cake ever sitting in front of you but only being fed a spoonful once in a few hours. That's EXACTLY what it felt like reading this book. Let's start on the positive note:-I loved the idea of the magic system, I loved the differences between the arks and the fact that most of it was kind of misterious so that we had to pay attention in order to understand them-Ophelia's great-uncle and her brother Hector were such nice characters, it made me so sad

I was intrigued by this book, Europa Editions publishing a YA Fantasy series was an interesting surprise, but then I held off reading it for a long time. I don't actually *like* much YA Fantasy and I have a hard time committing to a series. In the end, though, I really enjoyed this and it was a nice antidote to a bit of a reading slump where nothing was really doing it for me, which is a high compliment indeed.Worldbuilding in Fantasy is a real tightrope walk, you have to create a complex world

(2.5?) That was... something. I have very conflicted thoughts about this book. The world building was interesting and so was the magic system but I had lots of issues with the book. For a matriarchal society seems pretty backward.Girl who's not like other ones because... she has glasses!! She is send to a different part of the world where she will have to marry someone she doesn't want to.Interesting world and magic system but not explained enough. It could be due to us seeing it all through the

Best French Fantasy Novel and Best French Young Adult Novel 2014. Dabos fantasy series is filled with magic, illusion, and intrigue. Ophelia has certain giftsshe can experience an objects history through touch (i.e., a reader) and she can travel through mirrors. She enjoyed her work as a museum curator before her family arranged for her to be married to Thorn. She has to travel to a different Ark [arks are a series of floating islands that formed when the world broke apart].Ophelia is thrust

This book is so confusing, and yet so interesting.

4.25 Stars.I really enjoyed this YA debut novel by French author Christelle Dabos. It has won numerous awards in Europe so it was no surprise that it has recently finally been translated into English. I don't read many translated books and was excited to give this one a go! I have read some wonderful reviews about the French version. I wanted to see what sort of atmosphere it had. It did not disappoint!In a unique universe, the world has been smashed up into different "arks". Ophelia is a young