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A review by suzjustsuz
The Fairies of Sadieville by Alex Bledsoe
5.0
4.5+ stars
What a wonderful story. Or, as a friend has said, a story within a story within a story. I always get to the end of these Tufa books and look back thinking "well, that was essentially just a slice of life story" but Bledsoe has a way of turning the ordinary and expected into surprisingly extraordinary, and with this final entry into the Tufa series he has exceeded himself.
I don't know if Mr. Bledsoe or his agent pays attention to Goodreads but I'd just like to say that I'd be happy to continue reading stories about the Tufa.
Also, Stefan Rudnicki is an exceptional narrator. His soothing, smooth, rich tones combined with his plethora of voices and character acting bring his stories to life. Tufa stories will, for me, forever sound like Rudnicki's voices.
What a wonderful story. Or, as a friend has said, a story within a story within a story. I always get to the end of these Tufa books and look back thinking "well, that was essentially just a slice of life story" but Bledsoe has a way of turning the ordinary and expected into surprisingly extraordinary, and with this final entry into the Tufa series he has exceeded himself.
I don't know if Mr. Bledsoe or his agent pays attention to Goodreads but I'd just like to say that I'd be happy to continue reading stories about the Tufa.
Also, Stefan Rudnicki is an exceptional narrator. His soothing, smooth, rich tones combined with his plethora of voices and character acting bring his stories to life. Tufa stories will, for me, forever sound like Rudnicki's voices.