I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
MY RATING
Synopsis:
Embark on an enchanting adventure in The Curious Quest of Little Luna!
When Luna, a curious young fox, stumbles upon a mysterious treasure map, her quiet forest life transforms into the adventure of a lifetime. With bravery in her heart and a twinkle in her eye, she sets off to uncover the secrets of the map—but she won’t be journeying alone.
Read More:
Joined by her wise owl friend Benny, the clever turtle Fin, and the fearless rabbit Tilly, Luna ventures through roaring rivers, tangled bramble paths, and the magical Starlight Glade. Together, they face challenges, solve mysteries, and discover that the greatest treasures aren’t glittering gold or sparkling gems—they’re the friendships, courage, and love found along the way.
What’s inside this heartwarming story?
A delightful tale of adventure, friendship, and bravery.Stunning illustrations on every page that bring the magic of the forest to life.Memorable characters who teach the power of kindness and teamwork.Perfect for readers ages 5–10, families to enjoy together, or as a cherished bedtime story.The Curious Quest of Little Luna is a timeless journey that inspires kids to embrace the magic of adventure and the beauty of connection. Whether read aloud or enjoyed independently, this book is destined to become a family favorite.
Discover the magic, wonder, and lessons that will stay with your little adventurer for a lifetime!
- Pages: 94
- Genre: Children’s Books,
- Publication date: February 15, 2025
- Format: Kindle, Paperback
- Source: HiddenGemsBooks
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THE REVIEW:
The message of the book is nice, I like the idea that the greatest gift of them all is the love we all carry inside, as well as the friendships we built over time and the journey each one of us will take with pride.
You see, I can rhyme too, it was not intentional actually! The whole book is written in rhymes, and although nice, it does get repetitive. And it probably was longer than it should have been for a children’s book.
The art was well, it was kind of nice; however, I found it not suitable for the audience it is aimed at. It is drawn in manga style, and the story… actually, the illustrations, do not fit the story. I found them to be disconnected from the plot in the sense of style; it felt like AI art…, and it did not sit well with me, just thrown in there, did not give any emotions to the characters, and they felt soulless and stiff. The landscape illustrations were really great, but where the characters were present, not really.
Regardless, the message is nice, and it was a solid 3-star read for me.
Lin's Perspective 
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