One day, Linus is given the assignment to travel to an orphanage where there are six dangerous children, including a gnome, a sprite, and the Antichrist. Linus spends his time overseeing the well-being of children placed in government sanctioned orphanages. Linus Baker is a solitary man who works as a caseworker at the Department in Charge of Magical Youth.
This story will be magical for all lovers of Greek mythology.
When Theseus, Prince of Athens, comes to slay the Minotaur, it seems Ariadne may have the chance to go against her duty and loyalty to the throne in favor of choosing her own destiny. The Minotaur takes blood sacrifice and it seems this atrocity and more occur under the reign of their father, King Minos. She is a princess who lives in the luxury and care of her position, but beneath the golden palace she resides in is her brother, the Minotaur. This book is a Greek myth retelling that captures the story of Ariadne, Princess of Crete. Curious to learn about more magical realism books like Piranesi? Here are some of the best ones! Ariadne – Jennifer Saint Many magical realism novels allude to fables and other stories while formulating their own unique plot. When taking a look at the premise of Piranesi, it can be compared to the well-known fable of the minotaur trapped in the maze. This book takes readers on a journey of mystery and magic. However, upon learning there is the presence of someone else in the house, Piranesi begins to learn perhaps in this peaceful life, nothing was quite as it seemed. The pair seek to find the Great and Secret Knowledge. Piranesi is a solitary character, who meets with his friend, the Other, twice a week. The upper level of the House is filled with clouds, while the lower level consists of the ocean. This House is composed of a multitude of halls and statues, each completely different and unique. Piranesi follows the character Piranesi, who lives in the House. Her debut novel, titled Jonathan Strange & Mr. Published in 2020, Piranesi is Susanna Clark’s second novel.
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