The Wingfeather Saga: A Crow for the Carriage

So excited to finally see this!! Beautiful story coming to life. Can't wait for future episodes. The creatures are so creative and fun. My favorite character is Oskar and his ridiculous quotations.

It's good to have good entertainment for children and even better entertainment that speaks truth and hope. I don't know if the entire story will be told, but we are hoping so.

Andrew and team have done an amazing job bringing this story to life. I hope young people and old alike will be captured by this adventure.

First episode had a new Andrew Peterson song. Hope to see a soundtrack soon. Thanks for all the hard work to make this so special.

This short film transfers the magic of my favorite book series to the screen. The art is beautiful. The music is enchanting. The short snippet is able to capture a remarkable amount of the action of the first portion of the book. I eagerly anticipate the future series produced by this team.

This needs to be a full-length film. I can't get over the music, either - I could listen to Yurgan's Tune all day. I'm not normally a cartoon person, but they managed to make this short both beautiful and nostalgic, and to keep a story line that will appeal to young people of all ages. Now, please give us more of the story. :)

A great adaptation of the start of written story... We all know how translating novels to film can result in something that falls short of expectations. This just left us wanting more. Can't wait for the full series!

I was both excited and trepidatious when i heard that Andrew Peterson was hoping to animate my favorite book series. Adaptations are dangerous territory. But i cannot believe how gorgeous this turned out! i've watched it probably a dozen times and am so, so thrilled by it. i've never seen animation like this. It's like a living watercolor paintbox. THE COLORS! The colors are breathtaking! And it's insane how much detail is packed into each set-i could wander the bookstore for days. Between the colors and the characters and the sets, you can hit pause anywhere and be amazed. The character i am most attached to and therefore was most nervous to see on-screen was Peet the Sock Man. i don't think i could've handled it if they hadn't gotten him right, but they DID. The humor and tension are well-balanced. Leeli's song is beautiful and haunting. Nugget's insolence might be my favorite part, ha.

If you've read the books, you will find a lot to love here. Any adaption requires some change, so some things that don't bother me might bother another reader, but i was impressed with how clearly everything came through. And if you haven't read the books yet, this is a good introduction to an epic story which i personally love with my whole heart.

So far my review has just been about the animation, so i should also add: This is a fun story. It gets deeper, way deeper, as it goes, and i want to see the rest of it.

Basically, i need more of this.