Delvin, Jarla and Fionella - Which one is your favorite?

[Brian Ruguru]

I loved Delvin and his curious mind, being a young boy with a curious mind. However, I guess this question is broad and requires preference and self-analyzing. For instance, animal lovers would cherish Delvin. Feminists would enjoy following the fearless Princess Jarla.

[Brian Ruguru]

The connection between Delvin and his bunny was admirable, almost priceless. The author brings a twist when a non-human brings the best out of the protagonist. Who saw that coming!

[Hazel Mae Bagarinao]

My favorite is Delvin. It's fascinating what had he done about his magic. It seemed real.

[Eva Nyaburi]

I love Delvin because of his selfless nature. He was willing to help out Jarla stop the war which was not going to really benefit him in any way.

[Francis Ignacio]

Freda the rabbit is by far the best character for me. I wished she was given more roles in the story though. But I enjoyed the role she played to Delvin as a close confidant and a pet he really loved.

[Tamara Bengesai]

For me the character Delvin and his rabbit will do . It was fascinating to see how Delvin developed from a meek assistance into a Magician.

[Sara Nóbrega Bartolomeu]

Delvin was definitely my favourite. Jarla is a strong character but I don't think the dialogue was well-developed. Because she was in command she kept saying "right, let's do this ", "right we will do that ". I couldn't stand more "right" words. I know, I know, I'm being too picky!
I liked Delvin, he had "funny" ideas and I liked the way he "tricked" the black magician into thinking he was doing what he asked.

[John Kingsley Ken]

My choice is surely Delvin, because no matter what he is still the center of interest and still the main character of the story.

[Jakub Bystrowski]

I enjoyed reading about all the characters but princess Jarla was my favorite. She was courageous, smart, strong, and full of confidence. She always believed in herself. She was also a great leader.

[Azuka Jessica]

I completely agree with you. Princess Jarla was very brave. Not just that, I also liked how she was able to add in comedy in her speeches. She is an interesting character, indeed.

[Olivia Bird Whitworth]

I loved Jarla, but Delvin was my favorite. Jarla was too unfeeling for me. I connected better with Delvin because he had a stronger sense of empathy for others and moral duty. Especially at the end of the book when Jarla just ditched him. I know she sent him a purse for his time and money, but it didn't seem right that she never even said a proper goodbye.

[Renee Pendergast]

Delvin is hands down my favorite character of this book. Fionella was a little wimpy, and Jarla was a horrible person. But Delvin showed compassion and bravery.

[Zainab Wasif]

While, Princess Jarla is the strongest female character, that I admire in any book, but Delvin is a more relatable and lovable character for me. His character evolved over time.

[Ekaete Bruno]

Princess Jarla really showed why she was a Princess. I mean, isn't how all princesses are meant to be? She was courageous and raised her had high on all difficult situations, which is what drew my attention to her.

[Abiodunakinola]

Jarla would certainly be my favorite. She is a character who is courageous, and brave and doesn't tolerate rubbish. She is such a character well-developed.