It is the first book of a trilogy from the imagination of Ines Botelho.
I read that the writer likes to imagine parallel realities; this publication is a good example. The daughter of the two worlds is a book populated by fairies, spirits, goblins and very vile creatures, called Magduls. This is a youthful adventure very well written that I enjoyed reading, I think it's my first suggestion for this kind of fantastic literature, although it's not my alley, so to speak, I prefer much more bloody confrontations and more complex plots. However, I like how the author creates a world filled with creatures perfectly credible, a very interesting plot that resembles the "Lord of the Rings" by Tolkien, except that our hero is ultimately a heroine who is unaware of her royal nature, the princess Ailura. It is an excellent reading for children right before bed, with adequate suspense, action and the persecutions are scary enough, no violent scenes, there is not even bloodshed and of course, the icing on the cake, a beautiful love story for this kind of adventure. Ailura lives between two worlds, though until recently she was not aware of this parallel universe of dreams, a dark event will determine the fate of this accidentally heroine. Ajahh, this phrase is gorgeous, right? It was just to add even more suspense! What matters, ultimately, it is thought that the story is well told and deserves a careful reading. It is an excellent gift for teens, I would say that the target audience is definitely girls more than boys, although the other books of this trilogy in the land of Aquilad will also draw the attention of the rest of the restless youth. Good reading.
