Aadressina

Aadressina is a fictional character from the Italian fantasy novel series *The Chronicles of the Witches' Forest* (*Cronache del Bosco dei Maghi*) by Italian author Laura Galletti. Introduced in the first book of the series, *The Witches' Forest* (*Il Bosco dei Maghi*, 2011), Aadressina serves as one of the central protagonists alongside her brother, Aadrem.

Aadressina is depicted as a young, resourceful, and determined girl with a deep connection to nature and magic. She lives in the mystical forest of the title, where she and her brother are raised by their grandmother, a wise and powerful witch. The siblings possess unique magical abilities tied to their heritage, though Aadressina’s powers are initially less defined compared to her brother’s. Over the course of the series, her character evolves as she learns to embrace her own strengths and confronts challenges that test her courage and resilience.

Her name, Aadressina, is a blend of Italian and fantasy-inspired elements, reflecting the series’ blend of folklore and original storytelling. The character is portrayed with a mix of innocence and wisdom, often acting as a voice of reason or a bridge between the human world and the magical realm of the forest. Aadressina’s journey explores themes of identity, family, and the balance between tradition and change, making her a relatable figure for young readers.

While the series remains relatively lesser-known outside Italy, Aadressina has been praised for her well-developed character arc and the imaginative world-building that surrounds her. The books blend elements of fantasy, adventure, and coming-of-age storytelling, appealing to readers who enjoy magical realism and mythical narratives. The character’s influence extends beyond the series, occasionally appearing in related media or adaptations, though she remains primarily a literary figure.