Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Brooklyn, New York • Contemporary
2016
Sourcebooks Fire
YA
14-18 years
HL630L
Super Short Summary
Labyrinth Lost follows Alex, a young person from Brooklyn who discovers her bruja heritage possesses unique powers. On her Deathday, Alex unintentionally sends her family to a dangerous spirit world. Accompanied by friends, she embarks on a journey to rescue them, learning about love, identity, and the significance of family bonds in the process.
Mysterious
Emotional
Adventurous
Dark
Fantastical
Reviews & Readership
Review Roundup
Zoraida Córdova's Labyrinth Lost is praised for its rich world-building and unique fusion of Latinx culture and fantasy. Readers appreciate the diverse characters and themes of identity and family. Some critique the pacing and predictable plot twists. Overall, it's celebrated for its cultural depth and imaginative storytelling.
Who Should Read Labyrinth Lost?
Readers who enjoy Labyrinth Lost are often captivated by diverse fantasy worlds and strong, relatable heroines. Fans of Shadowshaper by Daniel José Older or The Girl of Fire and Thorns by Rae Carson will appreciate its rich cultural themes and magical realism. Ideal for those seeking a blend of modern witchcraft and Latinx mythology.
324
Novel • Fiction
Brooklyn, New York • Contemporary
2016
Sourcebooks Fire
YA
14-18 years
HL630L
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