This book was super cute! The art style was absolutely beautiful and I think it fit the story perfectly.
In my experience, a lot of graphic novels have a hard time getting character's personalities across and having an actual plotline when they are so short. I think this one manages to have good personalities for several characters and has a simple plot line that is fully resolved by the end of the book.
The "new girl" sprite, Wisteria, starts out trying to fit into a group who already knows each other very well, and since she feels left out, she finds a neglected garden to try to spruce up. She ends up accidentally meeting the girl who lives in the house, Elena, and they end up working together. It's a super simple plotline, but one that reads extremely well as a graphic novel.
I would absolutely love to read more about Wisteria and friends!

A sweet and charming story about a garden sprite and the gardener she starts to help. This an adorable story about trying to help someone and becoming friends with the unlikeliest of people. The artwork was absolutely beautiful and the story was so charming. It made me want to go out and garden and maybe run into my own garden sprite. A whimsical story that I would highly recommend for everyone!

*Thanks Netgalley and Oni Press for sending me an arc in exchange for an honest review*

**I was provided an electronic ARC from the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for honest review.**

Joe Whitt and Rii Abrego team up to bring the tale of Sprite and the Gardener to life. The sprites used to help raise plants, which has now become a human task. When Wisteria is caught helping plants grow in Elena's garden, they learn that perhaps there is room for sprites and humans to work together.

Everything about this is wholesome, feel-good, and just flat out made me smile. The art style is a stunning blend of romantic and whimsical. The color palette is warm and delicate. Whitt and Abrego absolutely have a lovely story with lots of room to expand. Fans of Katie O'Neill's Tea Dragon graphic novels will not want to miss Sprite and the Gardener.