Little Guardians Book 1: The Zucchini Festival

by Ed Cho

Little Guardians is the story of two young people switched at birth and now unknowingly living each other’s lives. Subira was supposed to be the next Guardian of Yowza Village, but she was born a girl. Instead, she lives a quiet life working at The Item Shop never knowing what should have been. Idem trains to be the next Guardian and tries his best to be the warrior he was never meant to be. How will the next generation survive the choices made for them as strange incidents start plaguing the village and demon attacks appear to be on the rise?

This book collects the beginning of The Little Guardians story- Prologue: The Birth, Chapter One: The Zucchini Festival, and excerpts from A Study of Supernatural Creatures by Sir Thistlewhite III. Continue the adventure online at www.littleguardianscomic.com

Genres: Comics, Graphic Novels, Fantasy

104 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012

Reviews

[Kristen Harvey]

I really enjoyed this graphic novel, first in a series about two babies who were mixed at birth and as they come into their own, they start to find out their path in life may be different. Loved the world setting and characters.

[Anna (Unquenchable Reads)]

First read: August 16th, 2014
Second read: July 1st, 2016

Review originally on: http://unquenchablereads.wordpress.co...

The Guardian protects the village from evil. When a female is born a guardian, the doctor freaks out. A female can't be the guardian. He switches her with another baby.

Rating: 5/5 stars

This was amazing! Sorry for the short synopsis. It's a short book so I feel like even more than that, it would spoil the book. I thought the story and the drawings were awesome! Sorry for the super short review. I cannot wait to read the next one! Here's the website: http://www.littleguardianscomic.com/

[Thomas]

Such a fun book, there are a lot of all ages books out there and this a really good one. My only real complaint is that it is short, no really, the plot gets a good head of steam and then the end of book one. Lots of questions raised that drive the plot and the characters, while some are a bit cliche are
Done in a really good cliche. I wish there was more about this Zucchini Festival, I was expecting a bit more like the Great Cow Race in Bone.