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A review by mooncerulean
The Nameless One by Paul Stewart, Chris Riddell
4.0
Like coming home, always. I love this series so much.
Incredible world-building, all those tasty foods and diverse wildlife. Also how the society evolves through the ages of flight, how the culture changes.
The story reminded me a bit of the first Twig book but in reverse. Cade is used to urban living and is forced to adapt in the Deepwoods on his own, very cool to discover all the wonders of this forest again trough his eyes. Also it has a lovely message: in hard times, help each other out, share your skills, everybody deserves a chance..
And the reference to someone who reckognizes Cade as a descentant to Twig (who lived aaages ago)..all the feels.
Incredible world-building, all those tasty foods and diverse wildlife. Also how the society evolves through the ages of flight, how the culture changes.
The story reminded me a bit of the first Twig book but in reverse. Cade is used to urban living and is forced to adapt in the Deepwoods on his own, very cool to discover all the wonders of this forest again trough his eyes. Also it has a lovely message: in hard times, help each other out, share your skills, everybody deserves a chance..
And the reference to someone who reckognizes Cade as a descentant to Twig (who lived aaages ago)..all the feels.