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The River Has Roots Style:Hardcover patriarchyBy: Amal El Mohtar The hugely anticipated solo debut of New York Times bestselling author and Hugo Award winner Amal El Mohtar, a story of two sisters separated by worlds, desires, and even death, who never let go of their love. What the town of Thistleford gained from its proximity to Faerie was obviousprosperity, merriment, uncommonly good weather. What it lost was negligiblethe cost of doing business. Until it wasnt. An enchanting story of two