Epigraph
|ʚĭɞ| Epigraph.
ઇઉ.¸¸.* “The second day they passed through the Singing Tree Country. Each tree had a different shape, different leaves, different bark, but all of them in growing —and this was what gave the country its name— made soft music that sounded from far and near and joined in a mighty harmony that hadn't its like for beauty in all Fantastica. Riding through this country wasn't entirely devoid of danger, for many a traveler had stopped still as though spellbound and forgotten everything else”.
—The Neverending Story, by Michael Ende.
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Hii, Dynamite. Nice choice for an epigraph! Michael Ende's The Neverending Story is a fantastic source. The quote sets a whimsical and enchanting tone, giving readers a glimpse into a magical world filled with unique wonders. The way it describes the Singing Tree Country makes me want to visit, but there's also this hint of danger that adds a thrilling twist. It's a good way to draw readers into the story. Good job!
This is interesting to say the least, the characters names also took me by surprise. 😯