The creatures are incredibly varied and often surprising. You can feel the centuries old suspicions about certain creatures and places on the map, and if you aren't afraid of the Gloamglozer then you aren't human.
It becomes a very real and frightening place to the reader, told in such a vivid way that you can just imagine every piece of it. This is one of those wild imagination books, the kind of magical fantasy world that doesn't come along too often, but it is so beautifully crafted that you simply cannot wait to explore more of the Edgeworld.
I don't really know where to start with the story, there is so much going on and you as the reader really feel like you're right there in the adventure with Twig (who is a lovable little character), you follow him through impossible situations that he always manages to get out of because he's so filled with hope and spirit. Oh my god, what an entertaining and enjoyable read about adventure, hope and never giving up even in the most dire circumstances. Beyond the Deepwoods (The Edge Chronicles #1) Paul Stewart & Chris Riddell, London: Corgi Books, 2006, 285 Pages. As he makes his way through a nightmarish world of goblins and trogs, bloodthirsty beasts and flesh-eating trees, only two things keep Twig going: the mystery of his identity and the promise of a heroic destiny.
Beyond the Deepwoods (The Edge Chronicles #1), Paul Stewart, Chris Riddellīeyond the Deepwoods is about the Twig, a young humanoid character on his journey across The Edge, a fantasy world full to the brim with creatures and animals that both terrify and amaze us.Ībstract: When thirteen-year-old Twig discovers that he was abandoned at birth by an unknown outsider, he leaves his woodtroll family behind and sets off on a journey through and beyond the dangerous Deepwoods.
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