Endorsements

Thick white sheets, large size, good printing. Color illustrations are not printed on stickers, but directly on the pages. The paper is so thick that nothing shines through. Unusual for our time. (c) A Garbage Raccoon

The Cult of the Many-Faced book is going very well! The characters are charismatic kids. The world inside the book is very vast, and it seems to me that the map and glossary are a little lacking. I think they would be useful. (c) Wine and wit

Ent is cool, original, the incarnations of demons and other magical creatures are interestingly beaten, but there were so many of them that I was constantly confused. (c) Midnight Library

But from the point of view of the "bromance" genre, which is new to me, the story unfolds perfectly! The friendly relations of Fabian and Damian, Nicolo and Xanax are described warmly, sincerely and with the share of care that is so inherent in true friendship. And without any kind of mutual banter, of course, it was fun. (c) Midnight Library

I really liked the atmosphere, partly dark and mysterious, but so alluring and mesmerizing. I'm thrilled. (c)Litmir

The characters are alive, they are not just cardboard boxes for creating a scene, they all do something in the plot and have their own specific role (c) Bookkafka

The author's style is very pleasant and beautiful, I read the book for pleasure. It is read straight quickly and easily ( + vibe) (c) Litmir

First of all, I would like to note the quality of the book. At the highest level, white and thick paper, beautiful illustrations, glossy flyleaf and flyleaf. What about the story itself? There's action, dark fantasy, and wonderful character relationships. They are written very deeply and reveal not only superficial problems, but also internal ones. Nikolo is my new love, no comments (c) KRYLOV

Did you know that Avalon won't let you go? I got to know the book quite recently, but I just fell in love. The characters, the setting, the author's style - all in the nearest heart. I'm really looking forward to the second volume and I think this book will be included in my autumn top (c) bibliomanka