Keeper of the Lost Cities The Graphic Novel Part 2 Volume 1
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After learning she’s actually an elf, twelve-year-old Sophie Foster made the impossible decision to leave her human life—and family—behind and start over in the Lost Cities. And life with the elves has been unlike anything Sophie has ever known, filled with new friends, amazing creatures, and incredible powers. But it’s also had its share of challenges. Sophie had been an advanced student in the human world—but thanks to her struggles with alchemy, she’s not even sure if she will pass her Foxfire Academy midterms!
And then there are the bigger worries. Guardians who may or may not adopt her. Whispers of conspiracies. Mysterious fires. Memories in her brain that don’t feel like hers.
Could someone have hidden those secrets in Sophie’s head? Why would they do that? Is Sophie part of something much bigger than she imagined?
Something…deadly?
This stunning graphic novel retelling of the second half of the thrilling first novel comes to life with all the adventure and epic worldbuilding the Keeper of the Lost Cities series is known for, told in gorgeous full color—plus special bonus features at the end!
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”l'd rather be punished for making the right decision...than live with the guilt of making the wrong one for the rest of my life.”
And another amazing Keeper part comes to an end. Just like the first part of the graphic novel, I was thrilled by the Keeper world with all its colors, characters, and magic. The illustrator has succeeded in capturing in paintings all the wonderful moments that we already experienced in the main Keeper series through the words of S. Messenger. And this time, I read Sophie's story in her actual language. It was very nice to get to know all the many characters in English. I especially loved the way the emotions surrounding Grady and Edaline were expressed. But just as impressive and moving were the scenes in which Sophie and Dex were kidnapped and abused by the Neverseens. ”We've each lost a lot, but it led us to each other. - They need me and I need them!” I can only recommend this emotional journey to all Keeper fans and those who might want to become one. Seeing Sophie's facial expressions is a completely different experience. Seeing how much fear, worry, relief, or incredible happiness she experiences over the many pages touches the reader all the more and transports them into this story in a completely different way. ”It's been a long journey, but l finally know where I belong.”
Description
After learning she’s actually an elf, twelve-year-old Sophie Foster made the impossible decision to leave her human life—and family—behind and start over in the Lost Cities. And life with the elves has been unlike anything Sophie has ever known, filled with new friends, amazing creatures, and incredible powers. But it’s also had its share of challenges. Sophie had been an advanced student in the human world—but thanks to her struggles with alchemy, she’s not even sure if she will pass her Foxfire Academy midterms!
And then there are the bigger worries. Guardians who may or may not adopt her. Whispers of conspiracies. Mysterious fires. Memories in her brain that don’t feel like hers.
Could someone have hidden those secrets in Sophie’s head? Why would they do that? Is Sophie part of something much bigger than she imagined?
Something…deadly?
This stunning graphic novel retelling of the second half of the thrilling first novel comes to life with all the adventure and epic worldbuilding the Keeper of the Lost Cities series is known for, told in gorgeous full color—plus special bonus features at the end!
Book Information
Posts
”l'd rather be punished for making the right decision...than live with the guilt of making the wrong one for the rest of my life.”
And another amazing Keeper part comes to an end. Just like the first part of the graphic novel, I was thrilled by the Keeper world with all its colors, characters, and magic. The illustrator has succeeded in capturing in paintings all the wonderful moments that we already experienced in the main Keeper series through the words of S. Messenger. And this time, I read Sophie's story in her actual language. It was very nice to get to know all the many characters in English. I especially loved the way the emotions surrounding Grady and Edaline were expressed. But just as impressive and moving were the scenes in which Sophie and Dex were kidnapped and abused by the Neverseens. ”We've each lost a lot, but it led us to each other. - They need me and I need them!” I can only recommend this emotional journey to all Keeper fans and those who might want to become one. Seeing Sophie's facial expressions is a completely different experience. Seeing how much fear, worry, relief, or incredible happiness she experiences over the many pages touches the reader all the more and transports them into this story in a completely different way. ”It's been a long journey, but l finally know where I belong.”