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The Starfell series
The problem is, nobody can remember it – and, to make matters worse, her magical ability seems broken. With ringing endorsements from the likes of Robin Stevens and Michelle Harrison, Starfell: Willow Moss and the Lost Day kicks off a fantastical new series in sublime style. Willow Moss and the Lost Day was selected as Waterstones Book of the Month. Willow Moss and the Forgotten Tale: Book 2:Willow Moss, the youngest and least powerful sister in a family of witches, recently saved the world. The fight against Silas, the wizard determined to steal all magic for himself, is far from over – but how can Willow make a difference when her powers have been taken?
Reviews
Yjd
When a whole day goes missing the most powerful witch in all of Starfell, More Vaine enlists the help of Willow. Willow, allowed to shine, becomes someone who you want to be on an adventure with: quick-thinking, talented, and kind (all of which she was before, but perhaps didn't realise).
Richard Parker the bulldog
Who is responsible for taking it? I loved the practicality of Moreg, and how she refuses to let Willow's self-deprecation stand, and it's great to see Willow blossom under the mentorship of someone who takes her seriously.
BookGirl
Oh my goodness: Oswin! I don't know if nine-year-old me would have wanted to be her best friend or just to be her!
Asha H
The book is filled with interesting an engaging characters who help Willow along her path. The story is about a witch who has a bizarre quest of finding the lost day Tuesday, with her Kobold "Oswin".
Mary S.
It's absolutely fantastic, and I really really loved it! ”“Maybe you don’t need big magic to save to save the world?
Sue McGonigle
There's humour, and plenty of snark, but also some sensible messages about preparedness, friendship, and the power of realising what you're worth. The book is so heart warming I have to give it ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐.
sarah a. winter
He is just brilliant – grumpy, easily offended, unwittingly hilarious… and did I mention? There's a mysterious Brotherhood who hate magic (because of course, in this tale of women believing in themselves and their power, the antagonists are men who want to take that away). Willow can find things that have gone missing, but in a family of large, loud talents involving fireworks and talking to the dead, she's rather underappreciated - it takes no-nonsense and slightly intimidating witch Moreg Vaine to show her how to get out from the rut her community has forced her into. Until one day one of the most famous witches Moreg Vaine comes to her for help to find the missing Tuesday.
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