The Stonekeeper's Curse

Continues to be a wonderful series. Masterful representation of light and landscape.

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So good. Graham and I are taking turns reading these and then discussing afterwards. Family book club!

Still really interesting and I think it moves at a good pace. I really like the artwork and coloring.

This book was well done and the art is very good!

Even more boring than the first one.

Reread in preparation for book 6.

This series is so good!!! I especially love the artwork!

I've got to say, there's something about a walking, fighting giant house that makes me happy. Especially when it's drawn so magnificently.

We're introduced to a whole new cast of characters, starting with Leon Redbeard, a fox who is destined to help Emily on her path and serve as a sort of bodyguard/sensei to her. We find the people of Kanalis are slowly turning into different sorts of animals and are oppressed by the rule of the elves.

Emily fights to keep control of her own self as the amulet's promises sound more and more tempting. Navin is left to care for their mother and command an army of misfit animals who would rather die than give into the elves.

Beautifully drawn, great pacing and with much emotion and anticipation. Kazu Kibuishi tells a sweeping story that has only really just begun.

Still lots of fun and Ghibliesque. Now with talking foxes.