Noortje Van Leeuwen@jakebrake @CStamp @stux i agree...
If i may suggest one of my fave books, not tied to this.
"The thief of always" by Clive Barker.....
Amazing read
Carolyn@Noortjevee @jakebrake @stux FWIW, it seems a movie for it is in the works. :)
"A live-action adaptation is currently in the works, scheduled to be directed by Jennifer Kent."
@CStamp @jakebrake @stux one has been teased so often i lost hope of a good one
(Also lost hope on a new Abarat book)
The Books of Abarat is a young adult fantasy series by Clive Barker, set in a magical archipelago of 25 islands, each representing an hour of the day, with a planned five books, of which three have been published: Abarat (2002), Days of Magic, Nights of War (2004), and Absolute Midnight (2011).
The series follows a girl named Candy Quackenbush as she navigates this world, battling darkness and discovering her connection to it, all brought to life with Barker's own surreal illustrations.
I always kinda identtified with Candy
not sure why
It might remain a mysterie forever
Airis Damon@Noortjevee @CStamp @jakebrake @stux The world of Abarat where every island is an hour reminds me of an artists rendition of a tidally locked "eyeball" planet.
@airisdamon @CStamp @jakebrake @stux
Have a link?
This sounds intresting
@Noortjevee @CStamp @jakebrake @stux Here is one from Science Direct.
https://www.sciencealert.com/eyeball-planets-may-actually-exist-and-theyre-as-creepy-as-they-sound
