Frances Hardinge
Frances Hardinge is a British author known for her imaginative and richly crafted fiction. Her notable works include "Cuckoo Song," a dark tale of family and identity, "A Face Like Glass," which explores themes of power and identity in a fantastical setting, and "The Lost Conspiracy," a story of adventure and cultural conflict.
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Books by Frances Hardinge
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The Lost Conspiracy
by Frances Hardinge
4.1(2,394)
In a land where prophets are revered and the dead are hunted for their ashes, a quiet attendant must unravel her sister's carefully constructed lies to expose a deadly island-wide conspiracy before it consumes them both.
Cuckoo Song
by Frances Hardinge
4.0(6,341)
After an accident, Triss discovers she's an imposter, a changeling made of cobwebs and leaves, who must venture into a fantastical, dangerous Underbelly to reclaim her identity from a sinister architect with a twisted vision for her family.
A Face Like Glass
by Frances Hardinge
4.2(6,012)
In a city where faces are blank and emotions are learned, a girl with an expressive face becomes a danger to a society built on lies.