Fox and Phoenix Audiobook

" Not exactly what I thought it would be, but it was still a good story. {It would help if publishers would list on the cover somewhere that it is a part of a series - This one I think was #2 in a set} It would have helped if I had read the first one first; though I got the gist of the first one from the second. Characters are well realized and the story believable. "

" An interesting fantasy world with some new ideas... Didn't really push my buttons, though. "

" Superb world-creation thus far -- sort of a "Philip Pullman in alternative Asia" mash-up with excellent writing. "

" I actually really enjoyed this book, but the most annoying part was she kept referring to the past when there was no prequel to this book. She kept saying "we used to" but didn't explain fully. In the author's description this is her first book for children so it seemed silly "

" Sweetly charming. My favorite part of the novel was definitely the world-building. "

" Started this, but quickly became bored out of my mind with endless world-building and minimal plot and character development. Gave up quick. "

" It'd have been four stars if it hadn't felt weirdly like I was reading book two in a series. Which, as it turns out, I was reading a book that uses previous events from a short story. Word of advice? Let your reader know that. It drove me fucking insane. "

" Fox and Phoenix had an intriguing world that combined magic and technology and an interesting premise. Unfortunately, as the story progressed, the less I liked Kai. So, I stopped listening to the story, but the narration was pretty good. "

" I did really understand this book at first, but it was a good book. "

" Great adventure story. Of a gang of friends who grew apart after money is introduced into the mix. Everyone went their separate ways and friendship grow strained. People change. But when Kai is given a mission by the king of a ghost dragon it eventually leads to ther reunion as friends. "

" Wow. A very interesting YA urban fantasy set in an alternate China where magic does much of the work of tech we're familiar with, yet the politics is still based upon monarchies. It reads like a sequel, because it's looking at what comes after the "happily ever after." "

" Superb world-creation thus far -- sort of a "Philip Pullman in alternative Asia" mash-up with excellent writing. "