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Tooth and Claw, by Jo Walton

Tooth and Claw. Jo Walton. If Jane Austen wrote about dragons. Best Thing: Really clever Victorian novel. Worst Thing: It is nearly impossible to sympathize with a sentient species that eats it's own young.

*Technically this is Victorian and Jane Austen is Regency, but I figured Jane Austen was a name you'd recognize. Since every review in the world compares this book (favorably) to Pride and Prejudice and Zombies,* I know I'm not the only one.

*This book is much, much better than Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.

Comments

Kate Nepveu said:On Sep 25, 10 at 6:43pm

I love this way of reviewing books. (Here via the author's link.)

Audrey said:On Sep 26, 10 at 4:54am

Thank you!

Audrey said:On Sep 26, 10 at 6:20am

The way this is described on the author's archived webpage is pretty perfect:

It's a novel of manners in which all the characters are dragons and eat each other

John Burlinson said:On Oct 07, 10 at 4:47pm

Re: Worst thing. You clearly haven't met my sister's children.

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