Restitution (The Edge of Darkness 3)

The combination feels unique and engaging, especially for children. I'm curious whether the poetic form was chosen to enhance the magical atmosphere or for other reasons.

The themes of secrets and potential danger seem intense for young readers. How do you think this impacts the way children might connect with the story?

The poetic passages add a lyrical quality, but I wonder what guided the choice to use poetry at specific points in the narrative.