iLK himself is a wonderful main character. He’s sassy and grumpy and repressed, until he finds freedom and friends on Earth. He has such a disgruntled teen attitude, and it’s wonderfully ridiculous. First, he never wants to leave his room on the spaceship, and tries to get out of his lessons. Then when he’s grounded, he changes his mind, and is desperate to get out of his room. He’s a lovely complex character, who is selfish and generous by turns, always changing and growing.
I loved the whimsical illustrations and cartoon drawings. It’s not set up in panels like a comic or graphic novel, but more like a continuous stream of text and pictures down the page. It’s very easy to follow, and I loved the dialogue and action within the artwork.

This is such an entertaining book! I enjoyed the positive messages about taking responsibility and doing the right thing even when there are obstacles.

Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book from the author via Reedsy Discovery in exchange for a free and honest review. All the opinions stated here are my own true thoughts, and are not influenced by anyone.