Harlequin’s Riddle is the first book in a Young Adult fantasy trilogy about the gift of creativity and where it can take you. Featuring the beloved characters of the Commedia dell’Arte, Harlequin, Pierrot and Columbine, this is the first book in an original new fantasy series by Rachel Nightingale. If you loved The Night Circus you will love Harlequin’s Riddle. · Title: Harlequin’s Riddle (Tales of Tarya #1) Author: Rachel Nightingale. Published: Publisher: Odyssey Books. Readership: Young Adult. Genre: Fantasy. Rating: ★★★★. I received a copy of Harlequin’s Riddle in exchange for a fair and honest review. All . · Harlequin’s Riddle is one of those books, for Rachel Nightingale has composed a work of remarkable vision and depth of insight, a work narrated in an accessible and enchanting style; gentle, inviting, sensory, like silk and gossamer. The pace is slow at first, but never meandering, and quickens at each plot point, as what begins as a quest evolves into a dark bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 7 mins.
Rachel Nightingale. Publisher. Odyssey Books. Release. 12 June Share. Subjects Fantasy Romance Historical Fiction Young Adult Fiction. Mina soon realises she may be the only one with the power to stop them. Harlequin's Riddle is the first book in a Young Adult fantasy trilogy about the gift of creativity and where it can take you. At its heart, Harlequins Riddle is a story about adolescence, dreaming and facades. Detailing the innocence and naivety of youth, specifically for young adolescent females, Rachel Nightingale writes a mysterious, yet, detailed tale through the eyes of Mina, the young girl trying to find her brother Paolo. Cover Commission for "Harlequin's Riddle" by Rachel Nightingale "My Animals ".
Once she understood creating stories gave her magical powers she decided to become a writer. She is the author of the Tales of Tarya series (Odyssey Books): Harlequin’s Riddle, Columbine’s Tale and Pierrot’s Song, and the co-author of Mandala: Journeys within the Circle with mandala artist Karen Scott. An award-winning playwright, her short plays have been performed in Melbourne, Sydney, and Manila and she co-wrote the script for Murder on the Puffing Billy Express, which is performed. At its heart, Harlequins Riddle is a story about adolescence, dreaming and facades. Detailing the innocence and naivety of youth, specifically for young adolescent females, Rachel Nightingale writes a mysterious, yet, detailed tale through the eyes of Mina, the young girl trying to find her brother Paolo. Harlequin’s Riddle is one of those books, for Rachel Nightingale has composed a work of remarkable vision and depth of insight, a work narrated in an accessible and enchanting style; gentle, inviting, sensory, like silk and gossamer. The pace is slow at first, but never meandering, and quickens at each plot point, as what begins as a quest evolves into a dark mystery.
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