I loved their chemistry, and I loved how the dialogue felt real, even though it was set in a fantasy world quite different than our own. Also, not in a long time did I read a book that follows such likable main characters. At the same time, she was historically correct with the way monks lived, but she also blended that world so beautifully with the fantasy world. What surprised me the most was the world Pat Walsh created. The Crowfield Curse is set in 1347, and we follow our main character Will, who lives with monks, on his adventures that are filled with creatures such as hobs, fairies, and angels. Not in a long time did a book surprise me this much. However, when I started reading it, I got sucked into the story, and when I looked at the page number, I was on page 170. Even though the cover is absolutely beautiful, but the Goodreads rating was pretty low, so I expected to read a simple, short novel to kill time. I did not have big expectations when I started this novel.
Well, this book sure did take me by surprise.
Yup, still as good as when I read it the first time. They have the dust of creation on their feet. There are tales of creatures who pass freely amongst the stars, who were ancient when the world was new.
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