Summary:
A girl goes for a coveted apprenticeship and doesn’t know what exactly that entails.
Additional Comments:
– The story has some neat little twists but it also has some questionable points such as why the apprenticeship is so special. I won’t elaborate on those here to avoid ticking off those who hate spoilers.
– What’s so wonderful about the lanterns anyway? (That might have been answered in book one, but I’m new to the series at book two.)
– The blurb pretty much spells out the tale.
– Serah Kettel’s a decent character. She’s not the most spectacular at anything, yet you’ll probably find yourself rooting for her anyway. There’s an innocent quality to her.
– Master Machin’s just sort of the mysterious puppet-master type, respected, yet not really known.
– The cook’s probably the most fleshed out of the side characters. Loved her.
– There are some lovely descriptions in here.
Conclusion:
If you’re in the mood for a short fairy tale, go for it.
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