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Rune: the Tale of a Thousand Faces | Carlos Sįnchez

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Chiri is a fun-loving super cook looking for fresh adventures and ingredients, but her love of exploration has landed her in some serious magical trouble and she's going to need all the help she can get to find home again. Chiri and best friend Dai live in an orphanage right next to the deepest, darkest forest. On a scavenging mission to find some amazing new ingredients for her many culinary experiments, Chiri plunges both her and her best friend into the secret kingdom of Puddin', a secret place plagued by the Thousand Faces Monster and inhabited by all sorts of magical people and critters. Befriending witches, bards, ogres and sorcerers, can our two protagonists make it home and more importantly, can they evade the darkness that has awoken on their arrival?

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Rune: the Tale of a Thousand Faces | Carlos Sįnchez

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A wholly unique world and magic system that relies on wizard speech (similar to ASL) and runes. I love the hearing difference and ASL rep throughout, complete with arrows signifying signs in the illustrations. The story has a satisfying end point while raising new questions that beg to be answered in another volume.

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