Good Witch of the West: The Girl of Sera Field (Novel), Vol. 1 Book

I love this book. Good Witch of the West is a gorgeously written fantasy adventure that should have had more attention. When the series was dropped after only the first two volumes were published, I was really disappointed.
Good Witch of the West is a japanese series of novels that was adapted into manga and anime format because of its popularity in Japan.
I must admit that I was first interested in reading Good Witch of the West (the manga), because of its beautiful cover. The disclaimer said it was a Cinderella-ish story, but it was actually much more than that.

The Girl of Sera Field introduces the reader to Firiel Dee, a young girl who lives with her two "adoptive" parents Mr and Mrs Holy in the small village of Sera Field. Her real father lives nearby in a study-tower he rarely leaves. His apprentice, Rune, doesn't go out often, either.
As Firiel is now a 15-year-old, she is allowed to participate in the yearly ball at the Count's castle, that she and all her friends have been looking forward too forever.
Rune gives her a striking blue necklace as a birhtday present from her father but cautions her not to wear it to the ball.
Firiel, of course, doesn't listen to her childhood friend. On the ball, the Count's son, Eusis, seems to reckognize the necklace she wears... what if her dead mother wasn't who her father always told Firiel she was?

I am a huge fan of this series. I love the characters, the story and the writing. The world-building is beautiful and intricate. I just can't find anything wrong with it.
You should definetely consider reading the first two volumes that were translated into English.