Extasia by Claire Legrand: Book Review
Extasia by Claire Legrand is a feminist dystopian YA horror novel about the horrors of patriarchal religion, the dangers of isolationism, and the power of sisterhood. Wherever you step, Whatever
Read moreExtasia by Claire Legrand is a feminist dystopian YA horror novel about the horrors of patriarchal religion, the dangers of isolationism, and the power of sisterhood. Wherever you step, Whatever
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