‘The gods of the North. The legend of the forest ‘, by Jara Santamaría (Montena)
There are two different worlds (day for day, night for night) and a secret. Three cousins are the protagonists of this book saga (Teo, Emma and Ada), they do not like each other, and magic becomes the common thread of their adventures. And thank goodness, because they have been forced to spend the summer together in their grandmother’s Navarrese farmhouse. When one of them disappears, the other two are forced to go out in search of him, at which point they discover all that magic.
A world of witches, gods, somewhat irascible giants and beautiful women with raptor claws. Upon him, Gaueko, the fearsome god of the night, has imposed darkness and terrifies everyone who stands in front of his retinue of wolves. Although the goddess of the earth, Mari, tried to maintain harmony by generating the Sun and the Moon, everything fell apart because of Gaueko’s lust for power. From the looks of it, the two cousins will have a hard time getting out unscathed.
The books of the trilogy are, arranged chronologically: The legend of the forest, The nightmare weaver Y The lost bloodline.
Recommended age: From 9 to 12 years.
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