What seems like the simple task of maintaining the magical Moongarden turns out to be a large responsibility for our dwarven hero Grubner Trowel, who must find a way to prevent an infiltration of nasty Ravishers. Combining parts of Snow White with Alice in Wonderland, Mayhem in the Moongarden lives up to its name as things very quickly get out of hand. The cover art may seem chaotic, but it has the story to match as Grubner and his brothers have to work together to find a way to contain everything you see going on here all at once.

Teaching lessons such as teamwork, responsibility, the power of reading & study, and belief in oneself, this book is fantastic for older children. Though it isn't a particularly long story, this book may be somewhat challenging for young readers, with the vocabulary and vivid descriptions of an imaginative, colourful garden of floral wonders, but no doubt they'll be excited to learn more about the world and all of the unique characters who inhabit it.

There are many drawings throughout the book to present some of the more creative themes to assist the reader in getting a proper visual of this fascinating world. This book is cheerful and fun, inspired and creative, peaceful and chaotic. Any child who matches any or all of these descriptions themselves will have a fun time challenging themselves to dive into this adventurous story.

Thanks to E.L. Seer with Ethan Fox Books and The Ridge Publishing Group for providing this copy in exchange for an honest review. It was very much appreciated. ( )

I was supposed to receive a copy of this via the Member Giveaways but it never arrived. This 'Review' is to keep my stats in order so I'm not penalised for not providing a review ( )

I found it strange that the contents information was on 15 separate pages instead of on the same page with the Contents title.
There are interesting photos that are simple and clean, but contain a lot of depth in them. I found them quite enjoyable to look at. This book was different then I thought it was going to be at first, It's surprising and it takes the reader on an interesting ride into the world of the Moongarden. I had a lot of fun when I was reading about the world created in this book surrounding magic and creatures. Great premise of having a group of humans watching over and protecting the human race. ( )