77.
Author: Jessica Day George
Title: [Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow]
publication: Kindle
Pages
Genre: Fantasy, Fairy Tale
Acquisition:
Date: September 22, 2011
Rating: ****

While not one of the Princess of the Midnight Ball books, George's Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow follows a similar pattern, as she weaves Greek mythology with "Beauty and the Beast and adds a Norwegian twist to satisfy her personal taste for the unique alphabet of the language. "Pika," the protagonist, is not quite as strong as the princess characters, but there is an honest to her voice that makes her story very compelling.

76.
Author: Jessica Day George
Title: Princess of Glass
publication: Kindle
Pages
Genre: Fantasy, Fairy Tale
Acquisition: Early review book
Date: September 18, 2011
Rating: ****

Princess of Glass is George's retelling of Cinderella, starring Princess Poppy, out on her own as part of a diplomatic match-making sceme cooked up by various monarchies. I appreciate a princess with a bit of spunk, and enjoyed the swearing-and-gambling Poppy to any Disney princess; likewise, I found George's twists to be original and engaging.

75.
Author: Jessica Day George
Title: Princess of the Midnight Ball
publication: Kindle
Pages
Genre: Fantasy, Fairy Tale
Acquisition: Early review book
Date: September 16, 2011
Rating: ****

Princess of the Midnight Ball is a charming retelling of a classic fairytale. George's novel is well-developed and well-paced, with interesting characters. Recommended for fans of the genre.