Delia Sherman
Delia Sherman is an American fantasy writer and editor. She has written several novels and short stories in the speculative fiction genre and is known for her contributions to the mythic fiction and urban fantasy subgenres. Her works often feature strong female characters and explore themes of gender and identity. Sherman has received recognition for her writing, including the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Adult Literature and the Andre Norton Award.
Books
This list of books are ONLY the books that have been ranked on the lists that are aggregated on this site. This is not a comprehensive list of all books by this author.
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1. The Porcelain Dove
"The Porcelain Dove" by Delia Sherman tells the story of Natasha, a young girl who discovers a magical porcelain dove that transports her to a world of adventure and danger. Along with her new friend, a talking rat named Jasper, Natasha must navigate through a world of witches and wizards, all while trying to find her way back home. As she learns more about the porcelain dove's powers, Natasha realizes that the fate of both worlds rests in her hands. With beautiful prose and a captivating plot, "The Porcelain Dove" is a must-read for fans of fantasy and adventure.
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2. The Freedom Maze
"The Freedom Maze" by Delia Sherman is a time-travel adventure story about a thirteen-year-old girl named Sophie who is sent back in time to the year 1860. Sophie, who is half African-American and half white, finds herself living on a Louisiana plantation where she is mistaken for a slave. As she struggles to survive in her new environment, she learns about the harsh realities of slavery and the importance of fighting for freedom. With the help of some unexpected allies, Sophie embarks on a dangerous journey to find her way back to her own time while also confronting the injustices of the past.
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3. The Freedom Maze
This novel transports readers to 1960 Louisiana, where a young girl named Sophie, while exploring her family's ancestral estate, stumbles upon a magical maze that sends her back in time to 1860. Mistaken for a slave because of her mixed-race appearance, Sophie is forced to navigate the complexities and brutal realities of plantation life. As she endures the hardships and forms bonds with the other slaves, Sophie embarks on a transformative journey, gaining a profound understanding of her family's history and the true meaning of freedom. Through this captivating tale, the book explores themes of race, identity, and the enduring impact of the past on the present.
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