{My thoughts} – Aster is still struggling to find his place within his family. It has become widely well known that he is a witch boy and most individuals keep telling him how it isn’t normal. His own mother doesn’t seem to be very accepting of it either. His friends on the other hand and his sister all seem to have his back a bout it from the beginning.

This is a special time for Aster because it is time for the Midwinter Festival. He and his family attend and he wants to take part in the annual Jolrun tournament as a witch. His mother is against it and tells another witch Ariel that she should compete. She isn’t sure about it but she does consider it. Aster ends up getting his feelings hurt after the tournament and we learn some new and interesting information about Arial and where she comes from – in terms of her blood line.

I really enjoyed reading this book. It has wonderful illustrations that go nicely with the story. I look forward to reading the next book in this series when it is released. I do believe that this is by far one of my favorite graphic novel series! I highly recommend this book for anyone that enjoys reading graphic novels! It will not disappoint you! ( )

Un comic sobre la familia que escogemos. Quiza es la entrega “más floja” de las tres, pero sigue siendo igual de entretenido y magico. ( )

Wish the story had at least another dozen pages to breathe, but it's good at what it does. ( )

This graphic novel conclusion to The Witch Boy and The Hidden Witch is warm and satisfying -- the characters have positive relationships and people around them who accept them for who they are. ( )

I am a big fan of this fantasy graphic novel series. Definitely start with the first one. The books are about a large, magical family that lives on the outskirts of a town that doesn't know magic exists. I love the wide range of characters, and how complex all of their identities and relationships are. There's a lot of complicated family history and secrets combined with friendship stories and action. ( )