The creative world Leon Mitchell has dreamed up for Felicity Fire is buzzing and alive with empathy, imagination and playfulness. This book is a truly special read for adults and children alike.

I give this book 5 stars! I was lucky enough to get a copy at a recent book signing at the Corn Exchange Festival of Words for my daughter. She absolutily loved it, so I read it too. I have to say, It's just brilliant and I couldn't put it down. From the first page It was just so much fun and I enjoyed every moment of reading this book. I highly recommend it, the characters are great and it deserves to be a big hit. Enjoy the magical adventure!

Felicity Fire and the Forever Key is one of those rare books that whisks you straight back to the magical innocence of the 1980s — the era of The Labyrinth, The NeverEnding Story, and Flight of the Navigator. Reading it felt like being handed a VHS tape, a bowl of sugary cereal, and a reminder that the world used to feel wonderfully weird and full of possibility.The story follows Felicity, a sharp-witted kid with a knack for being in “the wrong place at the wrong time” — or maybe exactly the right place after all. One moment she’s hiding from bullies in a dusty old antique shop, and the next she’s tumbling through a mysterious door into a land shimmering with impossible magic. (Honestly? Relatable. If I’d found a Forever Key as a kid, I would’ve absolutely bailed on reality too.)The world she lands in is packed with danger, mischief, and heart — and she’s soon joined by unforgettable companions like Fagen, who is the kind of character you root for immediately. Together they embark on a quest that’s full of adventure, twists, turns, and the sort of pure fantasy that makes you forget everything else going on outside the pages.It’s the perfect children’s book — exciting, warm, imaginative — but it’s also perfect for millennials who want to relive their youth or temporarily escape adult responsibilities (a highly underrated hobby).My only complaint? The second book isn’t out yet, and I need to know what happens next. Immediately. Please. Someone send help.