“How can you know it's the best, if you don't learn about anything else?”
Book:Thirteenth Child
Quote by Patricia C. Wrede
Work
Thirteenth Child
In a world where the thirteenth child is considered to bring bad luck, this novel follows the life of a young girl who is the thirteenth child in her family. The story delves into her journey as she navigates her destiny and the challenges that come with being the bearer of a curse. The narrative explores themes of family, identity, and the struggle to overcome societal expectations. more
Author
Patricia C. Wrede
Patricia C. Wrede (born March 27, 1953) is an acclaimed American fantasy author, best known for the Enchanted Forest Chronicles and the Lyra series. Her works are celebrated for their humor, wit, and subversion of traditional fantasy tropes, appealing to both young adult and adult readers. Born in Chicago, Illinois, she earned a biology degree from Carleton College before turning to writing. Wrede served as president of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA) and has been nominated for multiple Nebula and Hugo Awards. Her innovative storytelling has left a lasting mark on the fantasy genre. more
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