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FLUFFY THE LIGHTCATCHER
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FLUFFY THE LIGHTCATCHER
By Khatia Esartia
IR RATING:
5.0
Khatia Esartia’s FLUFFY THE LIGHTCATCHER is a wildly imaginative, dreamlike adventure that will delight young fantasy readers and charm the adults reading alongside them.
IR Approved
Middle Grade
Posted by IR Staff
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October 4, 2026
What do you get when you cross a half-human, half-Jadokari girl with a planet that needs growing, a singing grandfather made of starlight, and forearms with mouths? FLUFFY THE LIGHTCATCHER!
Khatia Esartia’s fantastically trippy fantasy is written for middle school readers, but it can be enjoyed just as much by adults. Fluffy is half-human and half-Jadokari. She and Captain want to grow a planet named Homer, and so begins a vibrant and crazy adventure.
A novel filled with non-stop fun, FLUFFY THE LIGHTCATCHER takes the reader into an awesome world of imagination where there are endless cakes and an awesome vortex, at which point it’s only the beginning of the journey. The text is infused with imagination the whole way through, to the point where the story feels like falling into a dream world with fascinating characters and stars who sing (sharing geometric light as they do so).
FLUFFY THE LIGHTCATCHER is a fascinating and glorious tale for people who prefer fantasy. The text is interspersed with impressive full-color illustrations of magical creatures, swirling vortexes, and a tailor with an outfit made of golden threads.
Whimsical, warm, and packed with wonder from start to finish, this short book will leave readers utterly enchanted. It ends with as much whimsy as it begins, and promises more. Perfectly concise, it’s a wonder-filled way to spend an afternoon.
Khatia Esartia’s FLUFFY THE LIGHTCATCHER is a wildly imaginative, dreamlike adventure that will delight young fantasy readers and charm the adults reading alongside them.
—Nicci Attfield for IndieReader
