Hawell Moving Castle - Diana and Jones

The book Howl's Moving Castle cares about a number of topics most notably fate and aging and bravery and love. Sophie initially surrenders to her fate of being the eldest sister, and her younger brother in her eyes is awarded the badge of failure, so she sees no need to make any effort to change this fate. But the witch has a different opinion, as she turns Sophie into an old woman, so she is forced then to go out seeking her luck, even if she tries to find a medicine that restores her stolen youth. Sophie rearranged Howl's world - and her world at the same time - since she set foot on the castle's land, starting with cleaning the place and ending with awakening what time had silenced in Howl's soul and her own. Sophie was not an epic character nor possessed of supernatural powers that harmonize with the world of wizards she entered by chance. But she made miracles with the little she had, and it turned out that her little was a lot, and very much so, as she brought life back to the scarecrow, the fire demon, and Howl himself. Number of pages: 344 Published by: Taqweem Publishing