Lucinda's Secret (The Spiderwick Chronicles, #3)

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Lucinda's Secret (The Spiderwick Chronicles #3)

by Holly Black (Goodreads Author), Tony DiTerlizzi (Goodreads Author)

3.8 of 5 stars 3.80 · rating details · 11,957 ratings · 398 reviews

Let the story of my niece and nephews be a warning. The more you know, the more danger you're in. And trust me, you don't want to meddle with the Little People. -- S.S. One thrilling adventure -- The Spiderwick Chronicles!

Their world is closer than you think.

Hardcover, 114 pages

Published October 1st 2003 by Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers (first published January 1st 2003)

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Mar 06, 2009 Janeen-san rated it 3 of 5 stars

In yet antoher Spiderwick Chronicel, the kids go visit their Anut Lucinda to ask if she,too, knew about the fairies, and how she can help them get rid of all the trouble they've been getting into. In the proscess, Simon almost ruins his future by eating magical fruit, and Jared and Mallory get into a fight.
Back home, even MORE danger comes their way....

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I really liked it because, bsides talking to trolls, riding griffons and eating cookies, the Grace children argue...more

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Oct 23, 2012 Erica Rhodes rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: children-s-books

After having read many other reviews on this series, I have to first say this book states on the back to it that it's written for 6-10 year olds. A lot of the reviews I've seen state that the story is too dumbed down, but when you look at the stories and level readers other kids are reading at this age, it's about on par. This isn't meant to be written for adults. It's meant to be read by kids that are still pretty young readers. It doesn't have the memorable characters like Harry Potter because...more

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May 03, 2012 Steven R. McEvoy rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I must admit I am addicted to these books, read three of them in 2 days and will more than likely reread the whole series again and again. Some books are like a bottle of Gatorade that you just chug back, some like a nice cup of tea that you sip, and some like a fine wine that you savour slowly. Right now I am drinking these books back because I need to know what happens next. But I know I will go back and drink them in slowly like a big mug of Irish Breakfast tea on my second reading. Black and...more

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Jul 29, 2011 Brina rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Die Geschwister Jared, Simon und Mallory sind sich uneinig, denn sie wissen nicht, was sie mit dem Handbuch für Fabelwesen anstellen sollen. Während Mallory dafür ist, das Buch zu vernichten, wollen Simon und Jared es unbedingt behalten.

Um Klarheit zu erhalten, fahren die Geschwister zusammen mit ihrer Mutter in die Psychiatrie, in der Tante Lucinda untergebracht ist.
Tante Lucinda ist die Tochter von Arhur Spiderwick, der das Handbuch über die Fabelwesen geschrieben hat. Sie fleht die Kinder an,...more Die Geschwister Jared, Simon und Mallory sind sich uneinig, denn sie wissen nicht, was sie mit dem Handbuch für Fabelwesen anstellen sollen. Während Mallory dafür ist, das Buch zu vernichten, wollen Simon und Jared es unbedingt behalten.

Um Klarheit zu erhalten, fahren die Geschwister zusammen mit ihrer Mutter in die Psychiatrie, in der Tante Lucinda untergebracht ist.
Tante Lucinda ist die Tochter von Arhur Spiderwick, der das Handbuch über die Fabelwesen geschrieben hat. Sie fleht die Kinder an, dass Handbuch zu vernichten und aus dem Spiderwick Anwesen auszuziehen, denn nur so können sie in Sicherheit sein.

Als Jared auch noch feststellen muss, dass ihnen das Handbuch von Thimbletack, dem Hauselfen gestohlen wurde, beginnt ein neues Abenteuer für die Geschwister, das nicht ganz ungefährlich ist…

„Im Bann der Elfen“ ist der 3. Band der Spiderwick-Reihe und überzeugt mit seinen wunderbaren Zeichnungen und seiner einzigartigen Geschichte.

Neben den Grace Geschwistern und Thimbletack lernt man viele weitere Fabelwesen und Tante Lucinda kennen.

Interessant ist allerdings das Verhältnis der Geschwister untereinander, denn diese verstehen sich immer besser und vertrauen sich deutlich mehr als in den Vorbänden.

Vor allem Tante Lucinda ist ein interessanter Charakter, denn es stellt sich heraus, dass sie gar nicht verrückt ist, sondern durch die Einschätzung ihrer Mutter in die Psychiatrie eingewiesen wurde. Aber auch über Arthur Spiderwick erfährt man neues, denn angeblich soll er ein gar nicht so guter Mensch gewesen sein.

Neben den Elfen ist Phooka, ein Gestaltenwandler besonders interessant. Allerdings hat er mich immer wieder an die Grinsekatze aus „Alice im Wunderland“ erinnert.

Die Zeichnungen sind ein Highlight und helfen besonders den jüngeren Lesern, sich ein besseres Bild dieser Geschichte zu machen. Besonders gelungen ist dabei die Darstellung der Elfen, die sehr detailliert gezeichnet wurden.

Auch das Cover und die Kurzbeschreibung überzeugen.

Ein kleiner Kritikpunkt ist die Kürze des Buches, denn mit 123 Seiten, wovon auf viele Seiten nur Zeichnungen enthalten sind, ist mir die Geschichte einfach zu kurz. Jedoch gleicht sich dies im Preis wieder aus.

Die Spiderwick Geheimnisse bleiben weiterhin ein tolles Highlight für große und kleine Leser.(less)

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Jul 03, 2011 Kelly rated it 2 of 5 stars

Lucinda's Secret is the third book in the Spiderwick series. Unfortunately, it's not quite stand-alone, and in order to fully understand everything here - you really must read the first and second books. Additionally, the Spiderwick books are not for those that are not seriously interested in all things fairy - as there are many unexplained mentions of things like 'brownies' (not the food). It took me several mentions of the word 'brownie' to discover that they were not referencing chocolate tre...more

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Jun 15, 2010 Drebbles rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2008

There's been nothing but trouble for the Grace children (Jared, Simon, and Mallory) since they found the book "Arthur Spiderwick's Field Guide to the Fantastical World Around You". More than one monster wants the Guide and Simon and Mallory are eager to destroy it, but Jared isn't so sure that's a good idea, so they go to their Great Aunt Lucinda to see what she can tell them about the Guide. Lucinda will tell them some of her secrets and they will discover even more as they try to solve the mys...more

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Aug 20, 2009 Dana Salman rated it 4 of 5 stars

I still don't understand why they didn't combine all five books into one. For the sake of beginner readers? Well, it would be so much more convenient as a single novel. There was such a long interval between the time when I finished the second book of this series to when my cousins finally got the third, so that I've half forgotten what previously happened. For instance, I didn't understand why Thimbletack was angry at Jared. And the Phooka, frankly, made no sense to me [although this of course...more

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Dec 09, 2012 Tori I rated it 5 of 5 stars

I just finished reading the book Lucinda's Secret by: Holly Black and Tony DiTerlizzi. The third book of the Spiderwick Chronicles. Even though I am only on page 88 of Lucinda's Secret I am more than half way through the book I can say that this book has lots of adventure and very odd creatures - and a very weird book. In the middle of the book Jared loses a book called The Field Guide. A man the size of a pencil named Thimbletack took it and now Jared, Mallory, and Simon are on a mission to get...more

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Nov 12, 2009 Chris Webber rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: children-juvenile

This story is about Mallory and her twin little brothers Jared and Simon who move to their aunt's country estate with their mother when their parents divorce. They discover a field guide in the house which unlocks a magical world around them and send them through a series of enchanted events.

I loved this series! The pace was perfect, the tone appropriate, the characters absolutely believable and realistic (a trait which I feel is critical in enabling a younger reader to relate to the story), and...more This story is about Mallory and her twin little brothers Jared and Simon who move to their aunt's country estate with their mother when their parents divorce. They discover a field guide in the house which unlocks a magical world around them and send them through a series of enchanted events.

I loved this series! The pace was perfect, the tone appropriate, the characters absolutely believable and realistic (a trait which I feel is critical in enabling a younger reader to relate to the story), and the language was lively and age-appropriate. The interactions between the mother and the children were as realistic as if they were sitting in the room next to you. The story, while not as creative as Fablehaven, included well known mythical characters (goblins, fairies, unicorns, trolls, etc) and didn't become heavy with overcomplicated mythical/magical elements. While I enjoyed Fablehaven, my biggest beef with it were the characters that did not act real enough (the main female character, for instance, dies, and no one bothers to inform the parents). And the magic was so intertwined and complex it was difficult to keep them and their magical abilities straight.

Another thing about this series that must be mentioned. I love the size, texture and illustrations/artistic additions to the book! There were just enough illustrations to paint the right picture at the right time for effect. And the book size is 4x6 inches, just enough for an adult to cradle the book in their hands and a child to caress and hide in their favorite backpack. I love books like that. Simon & Schuster thought of everything. There is an eye-catching colored glossy picture at the beginning, a treasure-looking map of the story area, and roughly 3-4 half/whole page black/white illustrations per chapter.

The length of the book is also age-appropriate. As an adult reader, I read all five books in one setting. A child does not have to invest too much time and attention to get a satisfying reading reward. I'm not surprised at all that these books were made into a movie. I have not seen the movie yet.

I read this series just immediately after reading the Lemony Snicket series. I liked these books much better. At the very least I wasn't inclined to smack all the adults in The Spiderwick Chronicles. The Spiderwick adult/children relationship is far superior to Lemony Snickets as I felt the Snicket's adult reductions to stupid/disrespectful/mean caricatures is not a good message to be sending children. (less)

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Aug 15, 2012 Amy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Book three! So by now it's only been an hour and a half since I started reading this series, half hour books just fly by.

In this book Jared, Simon and Mallory learn more about their great Aunt Lucinda whose house it is they are living, and who is the daughter of the man who made the guide.

This book explores a few more laws and aspects of the faery world, such as eating faery fruit and the introduction to even more mythical creatures. What these books do is show that children can be clever, cunn...more

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Apr 04, 2012 Meghan rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: shelf-of-a-friend, reviewed

The spectacular adventures continue in book #3. The brownie who lived in their house is pretty peeved about the method of which the obtained the seeing stone in the previous book. So he's back to playing dirty little tricks again! The disappearance of the guide is discovered when they go to visit their Aunt Lucinda in the Asylum. They wanted to advice on dealing with the angry faeries. When they mention the guide, Lucinda says that her dad took it with him when he left. The kids protest the fac...more

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Jan 28, 2012 Tiffany Neal rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, childrens-fantasy

The Spiderwick Chronicles are fun, quick reads, which I buy for my classroom library. The students love them because they are interesting, paranormal reads in a much shorter version and format than most middle grade fantasy books they encounter. While I do appreciate the fact that my students aren't intimidated by a large, thick book, as an adult and quick reader, I find myself focusing more on my annoyance with the fact that I paid $6 a piece (at a book resale shop, 1/2 of full price) for these...more

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Nov 01, 2010 青い目ジェシカ rated it 2 of 5 stars

Lucinda's Secret(Spiderwick Chronicles, Book 3) by Holly Black. Is about 3 kids 13 year old Malorie Grace and 9 year old twins Jared and Simon, are caught up in a world of Faerie's, Goblins, and Banshee.After Ms. Grace moves her kids to the spiderwick Estate Jared finds a mysterious book that says DO NOT OPEN witch he off course does.In the third book they catch their breath while visiting their "crazy" aunt Lucinda. I would recommend this book to readers who like fantasy and faerie tails.

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Jul 07, 2011 Natalie Manahan rated it 5 of 5 stars

The books are getting better and better! In this book they get to meet the owner of the house they're staying in; Aunt Lucinda! Before I knew it I had read through the first 3 chapters in the blink of an eye. The rest soon followed. It was more compelling of a read than the last two books(not saying they were bad mind you). The boggart is still mad from the last book and this ultimately results in the Field Guide being stolen(Ok, I ASSUME it's him. We haven't SEEN him in this book, just his misc...more

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Aug 11, 2009 Justin Padilla rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2009-ir-books

Lucinda's Secret is about these three kids named Jared, Simon,and Mallory. They are trying to survive from goblins and faries, and learn about the secret book even more. So they travel from their forest-protected house, to the busy city, to get to their aunt's asylum. Jared's main external conflict is what Aunt Lucinda is going to tell Jared, Simon, Mallory. Jared's main internal conflict is that he is going to have to tell his mom eventually, and she is probaly going to put him in a Asylum!

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May 10, 2011 Donna rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya-fiction, ebook, 2011-read

I think this book suffered a bit from "middle installment syndrome". The fast-paced exposition and action in the first two books is over with, and the third book is there for a breather, and to set up the action for the final two books. In this book, the three Grace siblings decide to get to the bottom of the origin of the mysterious book and the strange goings-on, so they go to visit their great-aunt Lucinda, who is, unfortunately, in an asylum. As a result, this is a very talky book and light...more

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Jun 29, 2010 marcosbooks rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-2010, favourites, book-reports, genre-middle-grade, lang-german, genre-ya, 5-truly-bewitched, series

Noch immer ist Thimbletack sauer und spielt den Kindern Streiche. Diese wissen sich nicht anders zu helfen und besuchen ihre Großtante Lucinda, die sich mit der Welt der Fabelwesen sehr gut auskennt, im Krankenhaus.

Das kostbare Handbuch ist danach allerdings verschwunden. Mit einer Landkarte, die ihnen wohl Thimbletack hinterlassen hat, müssen sich die Geschwister erneut auf Reisen begeben. Trotz eindringlicher Warnung eines Phookas tappen die Kinder in die Falle der Elfen und werden von ihnen g

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Noch immer ist Thimbletack sauer und spielt den Kindern Streiche. Diese wissen sich nicht anders zu helfen und besuchen ihre Großtante Lucinda, die sich mit der Welt der Fabelwesen sehr gut auskennt, im Krankenhaus.

Das kostbare Handbuch ist danach allerdings verschwunden. Mit einer Landkarte, die ihnen wohl Thimbletack hinterlassen hat, müssen sich die Geschwister erneut auf Reisen begeben. Trotz eindringlicher Warnung eines Phookas tappen die Kinder in die Falle der Elfen und werden von ihnen gefangen genommen...

Der dritte Band der Spiderwickgeheimnisse übertrifft mal wieder seine Vorgänger, und diesmal bei weitem! Mir hat der dritte Band von Tony DiTerlizzi und Holly Black sehr gut gefallen. Mal wieder ein Meisterwerk das die beiden geschaffen haben. Fr. Black hat einen wunderbaren Schreibstil der richtig gut zur Geltung kommt und DiTerlizzis Illustrationen die auch wieder vorhanden sind, sind wahrhaftig kunstvolle Fantasybilder die zur Geschichte passen wie die Faust auf's Auge.

In diesem Band lernen die Grace-Kinder ihre Tante Lucinda kennen, die auch mit Fabelwesen kommuniziert und sich von ihnen helfen lässt. Mir hat die Person von Lucy sehr gut gefallen und als Charakter denke ich das sie äußert wertvoll ist. Die Story kommt nun im dritten Band in fahrt, indem das Handbuch von Arthur Spiderwick gestohlen wird. Die Kinder versuchen nun herauszufinden warum jemand das Buch gestohlen hat und treffen auf ihrer Suche das seltsame Wesen namens "Phooka" und einige besondere "Elfen". Zudem erfahren sie interessantes über Arthur und dem Bösewicht der es auf das Buch abgesehen hat.

Die Figuren in dem Band sind mal wieder super dargestellt, beschrieben und ausgearbeitet worden. Wie oben schon geschrieben gefällt mir Tante Lucy sehr gut aber auch das Einhorn und die Elfen haben es mir angetan. Als die Grace-Kinder diese treffen und die konversation zwischen ihnen beginnt konnte ich das Buch nicht mehr aus der Hand legen. Es hat mich brennend interessiert wie die Elfen die ganze Sache sehen und was für Informationen man von ihnen (und dem Einhorn) übermittelt bekommt bzgl. des Buches und dem Bösem, und wie die Elfen die Sache ansich sehen.

Jared, Simon und Mallory kommen immer mehr in die fantastische Welt ihres Urgroßvaters und wenn die Reise weitergeht bin ich aufjedenfall dabei! Ein supertolles Buch das mich total in seinen Bann gezogen hat und deswegen von mir 5 von 5 Sternen bekommt! (less)

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Oct 18, 2011 Nikki rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, childrens

Like The Seeing Stone , I wasn't as charmed this go around as I was with the original, The Field Guide . Book Three does, however, have the added bonus of offering new details (like some of the Spiderwicks' personal history and involvement with the faerie) and the obvious setup of the kids deciding they're actively going to take a stand against these creatures that keep attacking them. I can't wait to see this play out, yet I'm mostly looking forward to seeing Jared realize his own potential and...more

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Feb 15, 2013 Juan Bellvis rated it 4 of 5 stars

For my third book I read The Spidrwick Chronicles by Tony Diterlizzi and Holly Black, which is a fantasy book because there are a few strange creatures living in the house. The book is about a strange book that the family found in a secret passage way in their house. Lucinda's secret was that creatures were coming and Lucinda didn't tell her brothers and the brothers found the secret because they saw strange creatures in the house.The protagonists are Lucinda, Mallory and Jared. My favorite part...more

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Oct 03, 2011 Alexis Neal rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: audio, sci-fi-fantasy, young-adult

Another perfectly acceptable entry in the series. The Grace children learn that they have an actual "big bad" enemy (as opposed to the previous scattershot danger), there is much discussion about the fate of the "Field Guide," and Jared struggles with his temper and uses his wits to save his siblings and himself. Also, we meet crazy Aunt Lucinda, who is awesome. Also, having a twin can be convenient. Also, the "Field Guide" goes missing. Also, Mark Hamill is a pretty darn capable narrator. It's...more

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Jul 18, 2011 Nicole rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011

It's off to visit "crazy" old Aunt Lucinda in this third installment of the Spiderwick Chronicles. After their adventures with goblins and trolls, the Grace children can't decide if they should keep the Field Guide or surrender it to the faeries (why would the faeries even want it, they know everything about themselves???). At the asylum, they discover that maybe their crazy, old aunt, really isn't so crazy after all and that maybe it wasn't such a good idea to hang on to the book, after all, sh...more

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Aug 10, 2011 Clinard Smith is currently reading it

Clinard Smith I LOVE READIND INCLUDING THIS BOOK THIS IS THE BEST BOOK I HAVE READ SO FAR . THE KIDS GO VISIT THIER FAVORITE AUNT,AUNT LUCINDA . THEY WANTED TO ASK HER IF SHE KNEW ANYTHING ABOUT THE MYTHICAL CREATURE THEY HAVE BEEN FACING SUCH AS FAIRIES TROLLS GOBLINS AND ELVES . THE WANTED TO KNOW IF SHE CAN HELP THEM . THEY ARE TRYING TO GET RID OF ALL OF THE CRITTERS AND ALL OF THE TROUBLE THEY HAVE BEEN GETTING INTO LATELY . SIMON ALMOST DESTROYS HIS FUTURE BY EATING A WEIRD BUT MAGICAL FRU...more

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Oct 17, 2010 Lavender911 rated it 3 of 5 stars

Lucinda's Secret is the third book in the Spiderwick Chronicles series.In this book,13 year old Mallory and 9 year old twins Jared and Simon are arguing over wether or not to keep Arthur's feild guide. They decide to visit their great aunt Lucinda to see how she feels about the matter, and there they learn they might be in a lot more trouble than they thought.

I didn't like Lucinda's secret as much as the other Spiderwick Chronicle books because it wasn't really action-packed or mysterious at all...more

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Mar 25, 2008 Deb rated it 4 of 5 stars

More tricks from Thimbletack (the house brownie), a map discovered, encounters with a phooka, a unicorn, and the elves as our heroes continue on their quest.

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Mar 14, 2008 Ryan Burt rated it 4 of 5 stars

Good. Probably not as good as the first 2. But you can see that it is leading up to bigger and better things in 4 and 5. Kind of curious to see how it ends.

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May 04, 2011 Evan_p rated it 5 of 5 stars

My April book is Lucinda's Secret by Holly Black. It is a sequel to the other Spiderwick Chronicles books and it's where they find out that they're aunt Lucinda knows about all of the magical creatures they know about.

The best thing about this book is seeing the flashbacks in your mind of how when she was telling stories about her childhood. I liked how she described some creatures that she saw and knew.

The setting is at an estate in the outskirts of the city. The characters inherited it from th...more

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Jul 31, 2011 Amanda rated it 5 of 5 stars

These three are short, but they were so woven to be one story, that I'm giving them only one review. They are beyond adorable. I adore them and I want to have them for my kids.

And I love how all the races are done, the words in each of them, and how they connect. And the art! How can I not tell you about the art! Half of the fun of moving on through any of the stories is the art that's everywhere, brightening everything.

I love Mallory, Jared and Simon in their own ways, and I love how complete...more

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Feb 15, 2010 Deanna rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, juvenile, sci-fi-fantasy

A three-star rating isn't really indicative of how good these books were - I really liked them. I think they probably deserve five stars for a young audience. They are listed as juvenile fiction (which I think the library categorizes as up through fourth grade but I am not sure). As an adult, I really enjoyed reading them- I just could help feeling that they fell far short of the potential of the story. As an adult reader, it was like reading an abridged version of an amazingly wonderful story....more

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Sep 09, 2012 Nick Lee rated it 4 of 5 stars

My 7 yr old daughter and I are currently reading this series, which i find is excellent bonding time for the two of us. They're advanced for her reading level but not so far advanced as to be daunting for her. So far a good read and somewhat age appropriate for a 7 yr old. It also helps that I alter my voice for each individual character which seems to hold her attention and amuse her. She has become so enthusiastic about us reading together that she tells me she is going to read a few pages to...more

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