Kerry needs to get home; his parents are sick. When a spirit in the forest lets him know of a shortcut, Kerry finds himself on a quest filled with magic, self-discovery, and new friends . . . who may or may not help him on his journey. Will he make it through the forest and get home in time to save his parents?
An adventure about fear, loss, and finding your own way, this enchanting story comes to life with a hero that every reader can relate to.
Kerry and the Knight of the Forest has everything you could hope for in a YA graphic novel. The characters are compelling, the art is wonderful, and the messages are clear and good. Watson absolutely nails the tone of classic fairy tales, but injects a modern edge to it as well. Read Full Review
Regardless of your age, I recommend Kerry and the Knight of the Forest highly. Its a gorgeous book and the parable within is not something that is relevant to just a young reader, but to anyone who has ever been on a personal trip of conscience. Watson has become a real strength in the genre, and I always look forward to seeing what he does next. A playful, fantastical, quirky and easy to read graphic novel that nails the theme completely, its undoubtedly one to seek out and enjoy. I certainly did. Read Full Review
'Kerry and the Knight of the Forest'captures the magic of adventure and mystery of the dark forest many of us experienced as children. Dreamlike and filled with adventure, 'Kerry and the Knight of the Forest' will speak to your inner child. Read Full Review
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