Review: First Frost: First Book in a Fabulous Series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 20, 2013
Bianca Frost appears to be a normal seventeen-year-old, even Bianca believes she is normal. She has a job at a museum, but not just any museum, a museum lovingly referred to as the Fairy Tale Museum.  Why?  This museum is home to the Magic Mirror from Snow White, Rapunzel's golden hair, the spinning wheel from Sleeping Beauty, and more.  Bianca questions whether these things are real, believing they are likely reproductions, but even if they aren't real, some of the objects give her the creeps.Her beliefs change when she witnesses a witch battling with her mother outside of her house one night. Their weapons? Magic, of course!Proven wrong in her assumptions about the objects in the Museum of Magical and Rare Artifacts, Bianca will soon find herself on a quest that will put her face to face with those she had thought were only make believe.First Frost was such an enjoyable read that I couldn't put it down only once after I started reading.  The first chapter was enough to get me hooked!I liked Bianca.  I found her to be so real, she could easily be the girl down the road.  She wanted something more than the museum when she didn't believe in it all, to go to school for art or photography.  Hers was an internal struggle that I identified with, and I think many others will too.  She was smart, and resourceful, and fought through her insecurities as she ventured into the land of Everafter.Everafter, a place you will meet in the book, is a magical place full of both beauty and danger where anything can happen.  You never know what or who to expect while there.  I look forward to exploring it more in future books.Review abridged from my book review blog, Reading the Alphabet.