Wrath Of The Ice Sorcerer

Enchantica #1

by Andrew Bill (author & illustrator), John Woodward (illustrator)

English fiction, Fantasy, fiction

Genres: Fantasy, Fiction

85 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1988

Reviews

[Keisha Keenleyside]

The Enchantica series is a magnificent series of books about soucery and dragons, there are amazing illustrations within the magical pages and the stories told are so gripping and unusual that you just want to read more!

[Allison]

It was a really fun read. Yeah, the story isn’t complex, but it gives off what I would feel are early dungeons and dragons vibes. The illustrations add a really nice touch. The first book does end somewhat abruptly, but that’s really my only complaint. The story is solid, the reader is given enough back ground to know what’s going on, and there’s magic and dragons. This would make a good book for a young teen.

[Enchanted]

The Enchantica series is a magnificent series of books about soucery and dragons, there are amazing illustrations within the magical pages and the stories told are so gripping and unusual that you just want to read more!

[Clo]

actual rating 3.5 🌟

[Jesse]

I've wanted to read this story for a long time. I always thought the concept was cool, to create beautiful statuettes of characters in your story, to have those accompany the novel. It just seems neat to me.

Unfortunatly, the story doesn't live up to the cool figureines...

I think that maybe I had it backwards...someone started making the statues, then decided to write a story about them. But they weren't any good at writing.

I get it, it's a story for kids...it doesn't have to be complex. But the plot is revieled int he frist few pages, the language is overly flowery and too detailed at the wrong moments, the scenes do not flow and the end reads like a comic book.

Utterly unimpressive.