The lost Sunday

"Nina lives in a dusty town, haunted by the six angry wolves of the week--Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Each day brings never-ending chores and drudgery. Legend speaks of a seventh day to rest--Sunday--but everybody knows an evil witch stole it and keeps it locked away....

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Main Author: Surducan, Ileana, 1987- (Author, Illustrator)
Corporate Author: Oni Press
Format: Books Print Book Comic & Graphic Novel
Language:English
Published: Portland, OR : Oni-Lion Forge Publishing Group, LLC, 2025
Edition:First Oni Press edition.
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Summary:"Nina lives in a dusty town, haunted by the six angry wolves of the week--Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Each day brings never-ending chores and drudgery. Legend speaks of a seventh day to rest--Sunday--but everybody knows an evil witch stole it and keeps it locked away. When Nina finally says enough is enough, she sets out on an ambitious quest for rest--but will she be able to vanquish the witch and bring back the lost Sunday?"--
Item Description:Inspired by old folklore and fairy tales, including Frau Holle (the Brothers Grimm, 1812) and The old man's wise daughter (published in 1872 in The legends or fairy tales of Romanians collection).
Physical Description:68 pages : chiefly illustrations (chiefly color) ; 30 cm
ISBN:9781637157756
1637157754
Author Notes:Ileana Surducan is a Romanian artist who works as a freelancer in the fields of illustration, comics, and ceramics. She enjoys telling stories where fantasy mixes into everyday life, and believes that art is a game in which a touch of humor is indispensable-after all, people need the courage to not take themselves too seriously. She has been publishing picture books, graphic novels, and comic anthologies for over ten years in Romania, France, Sweden, and Germany. She enjoys creating stories with multiple levels of meaning that can be enjoyed both by adults and children, thus becoming timeless and universal.