Hilda e la parata dei pennuti

Another great Hilda adventure. Having moved to the city Hilda goes to hang out with some kids from school. Their behaviour isn't nice and when it comes to a bird getting hurt Hilda and the group go their separate ways and she stays to help the bird. Leaving the group means she is lost in the city an Leggi tutto

I was a little sad that Pearson urbanized the story. AND introduced Hilda to more modern-feeling kids. Although many of the magical elements are still around, including jaded kids brings me to the conclusion that Hilda is an exception in her world. So, instead of being transported to a new world to

I was expecting something in the vein of Midnight Giant and got something completely different but equally brilliant. I'm sad that Hilda lives in the city now, though, as I want to see more adventures with the Woodman.

Cuteness overload! Luke Pearson's Hilda series is such a joy to follow. I read the iconic Hildafolk years back and then stayed away from the series due to its high price. I was beyond thrilled to get this new book for free. Hilda and the Bird Parade is the cute tale of how Hilda tries to accommodate Leggi tutto

Awesome!

Hilda and her mother move to Trolberg, away from their beloved mountains, and Hilda is having trouble adjusting to city life. Lost in the maze of streets, she befriends a raven with amnesia, and the two encounter strange creatures and navigate the dark corners of the city, on their way to the Bird P Leggi tutto

One Sentence Review: Standing entirely on its own (you don't need to have read the sequel to enjoy it) this is a surprisingly touching tale of what it means to be lost in the center of civilization.