Mostly Magic

by Anne Forsyth, Kate Rogers (Illustrator)

Hardcover

Published July 17, 1986

About the author

Anne Forsyth is a Scottish writer. She worked as a newspaper reporter, a sub-editor on a woman's magazine, and then as an overseas and managing editor in educational publishing. Her writing developed from adapting favourite Celtic tales and legends for overseas markets, into writing original stories for children. She has twenty-two published books to her name, including The Far Horizon.

Reviews

[MerryMeerkat · Rating 4 out of 5]

Star Rating Art:  4 Stars

Star Rating Story: 4 Stars

Self purchase for Kindle.

First Impression: Seems as good as the others.

Plot/Storyline:  The Intro kinda threw me and didn’t enjoy it, but once I got to the regular cast of characters, I started liking it again.

Art/Colors: Still really liking the inky art.

I’m having a hard time with the review because I haven’t had a chance to read this during the week off from work.    But the Survival of the fittest story line looks good so far.  Felicia Book seems like a kick ass character. She has to be cool with the last name book right? Anyway,

I loved the Survival of the fittest story, but don’t remember the earlier story line much. Art is great, and it can’t get much scarier than combining Nazis and the Vampires. Recommend it if you are into graphic novels and vampires."