The Snow Queen Audiobook (Unabridged)

" Reread 3/14/2013 "

" This book was very detailed and dry for a good first half of the book. For a fourth book in a series it was too detailed about the Tradition and Godmothers. It finally got better around the time I was seriously considering putting it into my DNF pile. Just okay for me. "

" Delightful story. Another fun read from Mercedes Lackey! "

" Fairly anticlimactic. I feel bad writing all of these lame reviews about the series- I kept hoping they would start getting more interesting because the ideas were good...but they just fell short. The writing style is fine, it just doesn't deliver a spellbinding story. "

" Another fun addition to the Tales of the Five Hundred Kingdoms, in which Godmother Aleksia gets to go on her first adventure. "

" I read this because I like Mercedes Lackey and I find the idea of the Tradition intriguing. I was disappointed with how juvenile the story was. Of course, that follows the Tradition too. "

" Fun new "twist"on old "fairy tale" "

" The worst one in the series so far. I have to admit to being a little disappointed. "

" Slightly confusing and muddled version of the classic fairy tale. "

" Liekd the sardonic lead and teasing towards fairy tail cliches. "

" This was not one of my favorites of the series, but it wasn't horrible. I felt like there were far too many characters and far too much going on with the plot. The actual conflict felt a bit underdeveloped for me, but it still had that marvelous flair that I love so much. "

" I have to say, despite this being one of my favorite fairy tales, this was not my favorite. I'm not quite sure why. It had more character development than the previous one (although still not as much as I'd like to see). The writing style wasn't any different. "

" Set in the 500 kingdoms, this is a revamping of many old fairy tales. The book is not long, and a very cute easy read. This is a good book to curl up on the couch with, and become lost in a happy-ending fairy tale. "

" Read from 6/30 to 7/6. "

" Intereseting fantasy tale..a little too slow for my tastes. "

" this was ok, but not nearly as good as the others in the series that I've read. I actually was confused for a while trying to keep the two stories straight that are happening concurrently. I kept mixing them up in my mind and forgetting which character was who. "

" Not the strongest in the series, the plot took forever to get moving, the romance was almost nonexistant and there wasn't a decent balence between the male view point and the female one as there is in books one three and five. "

" I've been pleasantly surprised by how much I've enjoyed this series (thanks Shanna!), that is, up until now. This one seemed to really ramble along and wander around. I had a hard time getting into this one, and finished it feeling like something was missing. There was no spark of magic in this one. "

" A wonderful retelling of the Snow Queen fairytale! "

" Another fun addition to the Tales of the Five Hundred Kingdoms, in which Godmother Aleksia gets to go on her first adventure. "

" IT wasn't nearly as good as her previous five hundred kingdoms books. There was virtually no romance here. "

" I love this series. I prefer the other books in the series, but that's not to say this one isn't great. The other ones are just more great! :) "

" LOVE tales from the 500 kingdoms!!! "

" Nice addition to the series "

" Fairly anticlimactic. I feel bad writing all of these lame reviews about the series- I kept hoping they would start getting more interesting because the ideas were good...but they just fell short. The writing style is fine, it just doesn't deliver a spellbinding story. "

" i think i read this just cuz it's clean. "

" Was a little worried about this story from the cover. Give it is shot and you will love it too. The cover and summary don't even really give you a hint on the wonderful tale about to unfold before your eyes. "

" This book would have been a thousand times better if the focus had been on the fairy tale instead of on the fairy godmother, who was an incredibly uncompelling character. "

" A fairy godmother (she reminds me of the White Witch of Narnia) prods a self-centered brat into growing up. Nicely twists a variety of fairy tales together creating a great story. "