I received this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest and unbiased review of the book.
“As a talented designer, Evie can’t wait to enter Auradon’s national design competition, traveling and challenging other young hopefuls from all across the land. Even more exciting: the grand prize is a generous grant to use for any charity they see fit, and Evie plans to use it to open a video workshop to teach the kids back on the Isle of the Lost. But as one setback after another gets in her way, it looks like someone might not want Evie to win at all… This is Book 1 of the Trilogy!”
This was a quick easy graphic novel that I got from NetGalley, which was easy to read and follow along with, which is exactly why I requested this one and why I wanted to read it. I wanted something light and child like, that wasn’t going to draining and suck at my emotions and feeling. This just took me away from some of my more emotional reads of late, which was perfect. It is a children’s graphic novel, so you can expect to find the bold and overly bright colours, as oppose to the adult graphic novels I’ve read lately, such as The Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina.
The storyline was okay. It did what I wanted it to, but again I wasn’t it’s intended audience. It didn’t really explain the characters, but that could be because it’s a graphic novel and the only other one I’ve read are the Sabrina series. I think children, even young teenagers would enjoy this, but on saying that, this graphic novel did leave of on a bit of a cliffhanger, which I now want to know how it continues. So maybe age isn’t an issue, it just depends on your mood, the writing and the story content.
I do enjoy reading children’s book to break up big reads, or continual emotional or troublesome reads, and I don’t know if I’m the only one. Let me know. But I find it helps. I usually fly through, I get that sense of accomplishment and it’s usually a fun and exciting read.
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