Lightfall: The Girl & The GalDurian
"Lightfall: The Girl & the Galdurian" whisks readers away on an enchanting adventure filled with magic, friendship, and courage. Probert's delightful illustrations bring to life the cozy yet magical world of Irpa, where unlikely friends Bea and Cad embark on a quest to save their world from eternal darkness.
From the moment I opened this book, I was captivated by Probert's stunning artwork, which effortlessly immerses readers into the heart of the story. The characters, from the courageous Cad to the endearing Bea, leap off the pages with vibrant personalities and rich depth. I particularly adored Cad's humor and bravery, which added a delightful charm to the narrative.
What I loved:
Illustrations
Characterization of Bea's anxiety
Cad
Bea's journey of self-discovery and inner courage is beautifully portrayed, offering readers a heartfelt exploration of overcoming fears and embracing one's true potential. The portrayal of Bea's anxiety feels authentic, adding a layer of depth to her character that resonates with readers of all ages.
While the illustrations shine as the star of the book, I found myself craving more dialogue to delve deeper into the world. Despite this, "Lightfall" delivers an engaging and fantastical adventure that will leave readers eagerly awaiting the next installment in the series. Probert's imaginative world-building and endearing characters make this a must-read for fans of middle-grade fantasy.
