Lovely art and a lovely story; characters that I got attached to (and even the ones I didn't like were interesting and well-developed, even sympathetic) and a storyline that left me feeling good after an adventurous ride with them. And looking forward to the sequel, which wasn't out yet when I first read it! ( )

Un comic maravilloso que habla sobre como nos sentimos y como nos ve la sociedad. Aceptarnos a nosotros mismos y no discriminar ante estereotipos, todo con una capa de magia y aventura.

Pedazo comic. ( )

HECK. YES. ( )

Charming. ( )

6.5/10, this was an interesting fantasy novel, but enjoyable nonetheless. I couldn't feel any connection with most of the characters except the main one, Aster. I couldn't see any reason why Aster couldn't practice spells, and why witchcraft is typically only for girls? However, Aster still wanted to practice witchcraft, and that became useful when the villain tried to escape from the parallel world, but he trapped him. I noticed that there was no explanation about how the parallel world came into being, which was a bit irritating, but it was a minor issue, maybe I could find out more in the next book in the series. The romance was kind of forced in, because I didn't feel anything when Aster and Charlie fell in love with each other. If you like a fantasy story, this is the book for you. ( )