Every Gift a Curse
By (Author) Caroline ODonoghue
Illustrated by Stefanie Caponi
Walker Books Ltd
Walker Books Ltd
1st February 2023
2nd February 2023
United Kingdom
Children
Fiction
823.92
Paperback
416
Width 129mm, Height 198mm, Spine 25mm
287g
A spellbinding supernatural teen drama and final book in the Gifts series from a New York Times bestselling author.
With the return of the Housekeeper on the cards, Maeve must find out everything she can about the vengeful tarot spirit in order to finally defeat her. Crossing over into a parallel dimension inside the old school building, she explores the history of the Housekeeper and spends too long in a world and a mind not her own.
With the Children of Brigid closing in once more, and Maeve's friend group now fractured across Ireland, can they hope to ultimately save the town and Maeve from the grip of a power greater than they ever imagined
Caroline ODonoghue is a brilliant writer, and each book in the Gifts trilogy gets better and better. She makes magic feel real, and perfectly captures the angst and yearning and joy of teenage years. A sensational finish to a spectacular series. -- Katherine Webber
What a perfect ending to one of the best fantasy series I have ever read. Its beautiful and deeply queer and furious. * Lizzie Huxley-Jones *
Featured in the Bookseller's February 2023 Previews. * The Bookseller *
One to pick up if you love books that feel like going home, if you love tarot, if you love friendship. * NetGalley Reviewer *
Such a joy from start to finish. A perfect ending to the series. * NetGalley Reviewer *
Caroline O'Donoghue is an Irish novelist and podcaster. She has published two adult novels, Promising Young Women and Scenes of a Graphic Nature, and her third adult novel will be released in spring 2023. All Our Hidden Gifts was her first novel for teenagers. Formerly a journalist, Caroline has written for The Times, The Guardian, and most of the Irish press. Her award-winning podcast, Sentimental Garbage, covers "the culture we love that society can sometimes make us feel ashamed of" and tops the podcast charts internationally.