Name: The Lost Path
ISBN: 9781941302446

Amélie Fléchais

If you’ve got the taste for adventure, come join this treasure hunt! Three young boys set off from Camp Happiness, map in hand, determined to be the first to find the treasure before anyone else. But the shortcut they take leads to something far more spectacular and sinister! All manner of magical beasties live in these woods, and the kids find themselves caught between warring Forest Spirits. Will the three boys find their way out of trouble? Get your map and ready, set, go! Amélie Fléchais’s incredible artwork combines the best of French illustration with manga influences. A spooky new fairytale, for fans of Over the Garden Wall.

The Lost Path

Stef

Reading this graphic novel one sitting, but I didn't enjoy it. The illustration color page really pretty even when the graphic change into black-white it's still pretty and beautiful. The weakness is story not really stunning kinda flat and all the characters aren't lovable.

Alexia

Thank you Netgalley and Diamond Book Distributors for the ARC! 
I really appreciate the prose in fairy-tale style and the versatility of the author's ability at illustrating. Sadly, I injoyed the illustrations more than the story itself, I thoroughly enjoyed the first part, but when the style and theme changed, I felt confused and I also felt that it clashed with the previous part.
The premise sounded great and the illustrations are lovely, but I was expecting something different, more similar to the first part, which was much more akin to fairy tales.

Stefie 

2.5 stars

I read the digital arc through Netgalley.
I was excited to reading this book, but then, I was left with a disappointment :(

The first few pages are so good. Stunning I must say. Love the fairytales atmosphere in it. But then, the more I read, the more I got confuse. It’s just hard to follow the story. 
I found myself asking “wait, what just happened?” a few times. Because I just don’t get it. Okay, in my opinion,this book has fairytales touch into it. But then, in some part, I feel like there’s a sudden theme changing, like fairytales to cyborg to fairytales again, which I don’t think it’s match (I hope I explain this right 🙈)

But the illustration is no doubt so atmospheric and stunning! I loved it :) 

If you feel a bit adventurous, and want something light and different, I think this book is for you! 😊