Though I'm not sure which Welsh Fairy tale this story is based off of, it definitely had fairytale vibes to it. This story was very airy, light, quick paced and whimsical. There wasn't much depth here but it was still an enjoyable book. I loved the wizard and how flippant he was about everything. Adelaide was a kind character who cried too much about everything. I loved her connection to children and people but hated how easily people dismissed her!
Given that this story has a slight beauty and the beast aspect to it, it makes me wish that there was more depth and connection to Adelaide and Arthur. I also would have liked more depth in character description. Honestly, I think depth and description is what was missing from this book. Had it been there, this easily could have been an epic read. As it is, the book is very fast paced which is nice at times, but there's other times where it would of been nice for the author to slow down and focus on important moments verses rushing through.