I’ve read a lot of books that I have given 3 stars to, and I don’t regret any of them. *a note on my rating system: I go by the rates I use on, which are as follows:Īnything a 3 or above is worth reading, in my opinion. enjoys reading about quantum physics and the identity issues of photons. That may explain why her characters don’t like to be pigeonholed. What’s even better is that if you like this one, there is another by the author which is just as good. Lewis teaches math to teenagerssometimes in sign language, sometimes notso whether she’s a science geek or a bookworm depends on when you look. Don’t let my spoiling the main character’s identity stop you from picking this book up though! Stitching Snow has a great science fiction backdrop, an interesting and intelligent (she’s an engineer, people) protagonist, and adorable droids. If you can’t guess from the title that this is a retelling of Snow White and that Essie is this retelling’s princess then I apologize for spoiling it for you. Essie’s life seems pretty unassuming, until someone literally crash lands into it…and kidnaps her. She spends her time repairing (stitching) her seven droids who work in the planet’s mines.

Stitching Snow is the book for you.Įssie lives on a frigid, inhospitable planet. Stitching Snow by R C Lewis - 9781423185079 Categories: Childrens General Story Books Traditional Romance Books for Teenagers Share Stitching Snow 3.88 (8,201 ratings by Goodreads) Hardback English By (author) R C Lewis List price: US17. The Wild Swans is a literary fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen about a princess who rescues her 11 brothers from a. You’ve read the Lunar Chronicles, right? Right?! (If not, start here).įor those of you who have read the Lunar Chronicles and are looking for the next great meeting between science fiction and fairy tales look no further. Teen Book Recommendation #2: STITCHING SNOW by R.C.

Stitching Snow by R.C. Lewis