Amulet #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis first volume of the Amulet series introduces readers to Emily Hayes, who discovers a mysterious amulet in her great-grandfather's house after a family tragedy. The amulet pulls Emily and her brother Navin into the fantastical world of Alledia, where they must navigate strange creatures and a looming threat to save their mother. Kazu Kibuishi's lush, cinematic artwork brings this middle-grade fantasy adventure to life, setting the stage for an epic saga.
In the quiet beginning of Amulet #1, Emily, her brother Navin, and their mother inherit the mysterious home of their long-lost great-grandfather Silas—only to be pulled into a perilous realm when Emily discovers a strange, pulsing amulet. With the amulet guiding her through a world teeming with danger and ancient secrets, she must take up her ancestor’s legacy as the new Stonekeeper, facing off against a hostile Elf Prince and relying on Silas’s mechanical allies to save her mother. Written and illustrated by Kazu Kibuishi, with colors by Amy Kibuishi, the cover by Kazu Kibuishi captures the eerie wonder of this hidden world.
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Emily, Navin, and Mom take over the home of long-missing great-grandfather Silas; there Emily finds a strange amulet. They pass into a strange and dangerous world where the mother is seized by a weird beast. Guided by the amulet, which she does not fully trust, Emily finds Silas, who passes the amulet and its power to her even as he dies, making her a Stonekeeper. Aided by Silas's robotic followers, they rescue the comatose mother. To do so Emily uses her amulet to blast a hostile Stonekeeper, the Elf Prince. They set out to find aid for Mom, using Silas's mobile house.
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