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The Magic Warble

by Victoria Simcox (Goodreads Author)

3.61 · rating details · 38 ratings · 27 reviews

Twelve-year-old Kristina Kingsly feels like the most unpopular girl in her school. The kids all tease her, and she never seems to fit in. But when Kristina receives an unusual Christmas gift, she suddenly finds herself magically transported to the land of Bernovem, home of dwarfs, gnomes, fairies, talking animals and the evil Queen Sentiz.

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Published January 1st 2009 by Two Harbors Press (MN)

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Jun 11, 2010

Kate rated it

Shelves: read-in-or-before-2009

The Magic Warble is a magical tale of featuring all sorts of fantastical creatures-- from gnomes to fairies and everything in between. This incredibly creative tale follows a young girl searching for her place in the world. Thanks to some challenging adventures and amazing new friends, she learns to accept herself for who she is. This is novel was a surprise for me. I am not sure exactly what I was expecting going into the novel, but I know that whatever it was, it was not what I got. Thanks to ...more

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Dec 03, 2011

Toni rated it

We are big book readers in this house and love all kinds of stories especially ones that we can relate to or that interest us. So When I was approached by Victoria Simcox the author of The Magic Warble . It is a great chapter book about fairies, gnomes, dwarfs and evil queens but also about a real life girl going through some stressful times at school. My oldest who is 11 couldnt wait to get a hold of the book and begin reading it. It took her a couple weeks with school and everything but she wa...more

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Apr 14, 2011

Tomi rated it

I read The Magic Warble and as a mom, I loved it. The writing style is unoffensive - a quality few fantasy novels can boast - yet still offers a bit of excitement and intrigue. From the perspective of a book lover, The Magic Warble is wonderfully written and the illustrations, albeit few, are beautifully done. However, the true test was would it hold the interest of its intended audience (upper elementary / middle school) so I called in reinforcements for that. Thank goodness for Los Tres A...more

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Aug 11, 2010

Karen rated it

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. The Magic Warble was a quick read that would be good for kids around 3rd grade. It has a good story, particularly the middle portion that is more original. Some good relationships are established between Kristina, the main character, and her rat (Raymond) and new friend (Werrien). I also liked the character of Roage, the raven. I found the part when Rumalock betrayed them to be a good surprise – I hadn’t expected that. All that aside, there were many flaws with the book. I’ll start with th...moreThe Magic Warble was a quick read that would be good for kids around 3rd grade. It has a good story, particularly the middle portion that is more original. Some good relationships are established between Kristina, the main character, and her rat (Raymond) and new friend (Werrien). I also liked the character of Roage, the raven. I found the part when Rumalock betrayed them to be a good surprise – I hadn’t expected that. All that aside, there were many flaws with the book. I’ll start with the sloppy editing and layout – terrible! There were many mistakes in the book – incorrect words (like “new” instead of “knew”), incorrect punctuation, oddly phrased sentences, and pages that have big empty spaces at the bottom that look like chapter endings but are not. Makes me wonder about Two Harbors Publishing – they did a lousy job! I also found the writing to be terribly simplistic. Sentences were not crafted well and often the same first word was used for most of the sentences in a paragraph. Very repetitive. Words used were often archaic and stilted, not realistic for how kids talk (Example: Kristina wondering, “Might all I experienced have been only a wild dream?” – she’s 12 and lives in America today!!). There are way too many Narnia similarities: how Kristina went into another land and met a creature who she had tea with, the evil queen who tempted the kids with treats, when the curse broke the snow all melted and flowers bloomed, Graham was tempted by the idea of power just as Edmund was. When Ramon asked for Kristina as his bride, well, I thought that was just ridiculous. There was no reason, at all, that this would happen!! Lastly, a plot point that doesn’t add up. When they go to place the Magic Warble in its goblet, Kristina remembers Rumalock saying “Whoever has touched the Magic Warble, or even the case it was stored in, will be brought here.” So, why didn’t Miss Hensley appear there too?? She’s the one who handed the hatbox with the Warble in it to Kristina in the first place. I see a lot of potential in the story, but think it would have benefited from more revising and editing before publication. (less)

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Mar 04, 2010

Molly rated it

Recommends it for: young readers

Recommended to Molly by: Victoria Simcox

When I was first contacted by the author to review this book, I was, honestly, not sure how I would like this book. But I believe every author deserves a fair chance at having their book reviewed and the word spread about good books, so I happily agreed to review it for her. I am glad that I did!

This book is a wonderful and exciting new book for young readers. It is filled with entertaining fantasy and wonderful, dear characters that is sure to capture the young reader's heart. Kris...more

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Dec 12, 2009

Lori rated it

The Magic Warble is marketed for ages 9-12, or for young adults, but book lovers of any age can appreciate this tale of adventure and dreamy fantasy.

Author Victoria Simcox creates a wonderful character in Kristina, a girl that other children (and even adults) can easily relate to. I was happy to have a heroine that wasn't the most popular and acted age appropriate. Don't worry that having a female lead character will put off any male readers - - my 13 year old son read this book ...more

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Dec 10, 2009

Gaby rated it

In The Magic Warble, Victoria Simcox creates a rich fantasy world full of magical creatures and villains. Bernovem has an elaborate magical world. I enjoyed the book but felt the book would have been stronger if there were more details about the nature of the quest facing "the Chosen One" (Kristina) and Prince Werrien at the start of the novel. Simcox makes clear that the Magic Warble has the power to restore the balance in Bernovem and that the land has suffered the loss of magic, but...more

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Dec 01, 2009

April rated it

The Magic Warble is a magnificent tale of gnomes, magic, evil queens and the power of strength from within. When I began reading The Magic Warble, I was reminded of The Questory of Root Karbunkulus by Kamilla Reed, a story which I loved. However, as I got further into The Magic Warble, thoughts ran toward The Chronicles of Narnia and The Wizard of Oz. Whether that seems an odd combination or not, those are the reflections that came to mind; which is not to say that The Magic Warble did not have ...moreThe Magic Warble is a magnificent tale of gnomes, magic, evil queens and the power of strength from within. When I began reading The Magic Warble, I was reminded of The Questory of Root Karbunkulus by Kamilla Reed, a story which I loved. However, as I got further into The Magic Warble, thoughts ran toward The Chronicles of Narnia and The Wizard of Oz. Whether that seems an odd combination or not, those are the reflections that came to mind; which is not to say that The Magic Warble did not have it's own uniqueness, quite the opposite.

Within the opening pages, the reader gets to know young Kristina. A twelve-year-old girl who many can relate to in terms that she is not overly popular and seems to attract a few bullies - namely Graham, Hester and Davina. On the final day of school, before Christmas break, Kristina's teacher bestows upon her a hat box containing something very special. It is not until a middle-of-the-night trip down a laundry chute and finding herself in a land called Bernovem, that Kristina finds out just how special.

Kristina quickly finds out that she is deemed the "chosen one" and has been brought to Bernovem to replace the Magic Warble to it's rightful place, thus returning peace and freedom to the land. Along the way, she meets Prince Werrien, a young teenage boy and two helpful fairies named Clover and Looper. Oh yeah, did I mention that in Bernvem, talking animals are commonplace! This fact lends a delightful twist to the story and when Kristina's pet rat, Raymond, finds himself alongside his owner, Kristina, she will never look at her little friend quite the same again.

The Magic Warble is full of fantasy, adventure, friendship and believing in oneself. This is a delightful tale sure to absorb young and old alike. The characters are wonderful and readers are sure to cheer Kristina on from beginning to end; not to mention when the bullies get a bit of their own medicine. Travel along with Kristina as she encounters dangers, close encounters with the evil queen's zelbocks, meets and befriends gnomes, fairies, dwarfs, talking animals and so much more. The Magic Warble is an absorbing and quick read. Once I started, I did not want to stop and managed to read the entire book within three settings - quite a feat for me. I highly recommend this to anyone who enjoys fantasy, or just a lovely and engrossing escape from everyday life.
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Dec 27, 2011

Mackenzie (Oh, For the Love of Books!) rated it

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Dwarves, Faeries, talking animals, an evil queen and a handsome prince? What more could you want? All of this adds up to a delightful MG fantasy.

I was asked to read/review this by the author and I must say I really enjoyed it! While it is most certainly a MG book (the writing style was geared toward the younger group), I was very glad that I read it. A young girl, Kristina, is a given the Magic Warble by her...moreOriginal review: http://www.yainfatuation.blogspot.com/20...

Dwarves, Faeries, talking animals, an evil queen and a handsome prince? What more could you want? All of this adds up to a delightful MG fantasy.

I was asked to read/review this by the author and I must say I really enjoyed it! While it is most certainly a MG book (the writing style was geared toward the younger group), I was very glad that I read it. A young girl, Kristina, is a given the Magic Warble by her teacher which takes her to the magical world of Bernovem. She must return the Magic Warble to its resting place in order to free this new world from its curse. Kristina is thrust into an adventure and on this journey she must learn bravery and trust. But never fear! Along the way, she makes many friends who help her on her quest.

Kristina is a outcast in her world with pretty much no friends. On her adventure, however, she meets many who become her true friends. Kristina really grows throughout this book, going from an average girl, to a girl fighting off monsters and an evil queen. She becomes one tough cookie and I absolutely loved it! Prince Werrien may not have been exactly kind to Kristina at first, but he soon becomes her best friend that would do anything for her. I really look forward to seeing their relationship blossom in the next book. All of the secondary characters really added to this book. They all helped (or hindered) Kristina on her journey and I hope to see them again.

The plot was really intriguing. For a light book, there is still plenty of action! Not to mention a few twists and turns that keep you guessing!

To be honest, this book gave off a Narnia vibe and that’s a good thing! While this has the basic aspects of a fairy tale, it is still unique in its own way. This book has fantasy and adventure, and I think that people of all ages will truly enjoy this. For the younger readers, this is an epic fantasy that takes them to a new world and gives them relatable characters. For the older audience, although it is clearly for MG readers, I still think you will enjoy this. It is a nice read for a rainy day, if you want a light fantasy read. Overall, I really enjoyed this book and will recommend it to others.

Thank you Mrs. Simcox for allowing me to read and review your book!(less)

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Dec 05, 2011

Atticgirl rated it

My son and I originally had planned to read this together as a nightly read-aloud. However, he started reading this and couldn't put it down! He finished this book before I could get past the first chapter. It is recommended for tweens ages 9-13.

Here is my 11 year old's review:

This book is really awesome! There is some humor on almost every page. The characters are definitely likeable. The final battle was very intense. It reminded me of the Warriors series from ...more

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Dec 09, 2009

William Bentrim rated it

Recommends it for: 4th, 5th and 6th graders

The Magic Warble by Victoria Simcox

A social misfit finds her self in another world where she can save a kingdom and make new friends. Kristina Kingsley is a girl who doesn’t quite fit in. Her best friend is her pet rat, Raymond. Through magic she finds herself in Bernovem, a kingdom under the sway of an evil Queen. Her adventures there comprise the story.

All kids, at some point, feel like they don’t belong. This book will appeal to anyone who has felt like they ma...more

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Nov 18, 2009

Bridget rated it

Are you ready for the adventure of a lifetime? Kristina considers herself to be an outcast at school. She's at the awkward age of twelve and she has no idea how to get her peers to look at her as a human being. When Christmastime comes, Kristina receives the gift of a lifetime. She travels to a magical land that includes fairies, dwarfs and talking animals.

It is Kristina's destiny to save this magical land from an evil queen. In order to do this, she must put the "Magic Warble"...more

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Apr 26, 2010

Mamasnow rated it

I really enjoyed this book. I would compare it to some of the classics such as The Chronicles of Narnia, Spiderwick Chronicles and The Bridge to Terabithia. There were so many unique characters whom helped make the story interesting and fun. The characters were all very believable and I could tell the author put much thought into who they were.

I felt the story kept my interest the entire book. The story is filled with suspense and even some surprises along the way. In all honesty, I...more

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Jan 21, 2012

Kw rated it

This book was amazing. I loved this book! It was action packed and I couldn't get enough of the storyline!!!!! Since the characters are fairies and goblins this book was almost like a fairytale. I loved the unfortunate twists and turns all throughout. I didn't know how it would end until the very last second, the author really added a nice touch.

This book was written in third person, as if the reader was telling the story to someone else. I love the way Victoria Simcox used clear de...more

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Dec 23, 2010

Chrissy rated it

I am happy I had the opportunity to review this book. I love fantasy books with fairy's, talking animals, adventure so I was really hoping this was going to be a really good book. Boy was I right it was a wonderful book to sit down and read.

My family loves these types of books so this was our family book we picked to read. We always pick out a book they might like and spend an hour at night every night reading it. This ended up being one of those we choose. This book was enjoyed b...more

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Dec 19, 2010

Jasmyn9 rated it

Shelves: fiction, fantasy, young-adult

Kristina is an unpopular grade school girl that can't seem to find anyone to like her, except for her pet rat. She is the recepient of a very special gift from her teacher, but it doesn't seem like much to begin with. A small ball that seems to make a funny little noise. But this is no oridinary trinket. Getting this to the right place could mean the life or death of all the magical creatures in the fairy tale world Kristina finds herself in.

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Dec 21, 2011

Kristina rated it

Shelves: arc-egalley-for-review

The Magic Warble is a magical story that fourth through seven graders will absolutely love. There are gnomes, fairies, evil queens, and many other magical creatures.

The main character is 12 year old Kristina. Her only friend is her rat, Raymond. When she is given the magic warble by her teacher she is transported to the magical land of Bernovem, where animals talk and anything goes.

Bernovem used to be a peaceful land until Queen Sentiz came into power. She destroyed lands an...more

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Mar 17, 2010

Rebecca rated it

Shelves: adventure, fairy-tales, fantasy, children

This is another book that I really wanted to like (not least because I paid so much for it), but I'm sorry, it was so amateurly written I couldn't finish it. The characters were cardboard and stereotypical, their dialogue was completely unbelievable, and they and the plot were at best 'inspired by' Narnia and other classic magic fantasies. The way that all the of magical characters were addicted to 'fairy blossom' was just kind of creepy. Clearly the author has a love of writing and a love of fa...more

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Nov 09, 2011

Jessica rated it

What first attracted my attention about The Magic Warble was the mention of dwarfs, gnomes, and all other manner of fantasy creatures. Ever since I was a young reader these beings were the stuff of magic for me. I was anxious to see where Victoria Simcox would take us. What next drew me in was of course the cover. Hand drawn covers are few and far between now, so it was a breath of fresh air for me.

From page one I fell in love with Kristina, our main character. Very much the underdog...moreWhat first attracted my attention about The Magic Warble was the mention of dwarfs, gnomes, and all other manner of fantasy creatures. Ever since I was a young reader these beings were the stuff of magic for me. I was anxious to see where Victoria Simcox would take us. What next drew me in was of course the cover. Hand drawn covers are few and far between now, so it was a breath of fresh air for me.

From page one I fell in love with Kristina, our main character. Very much the underdog in this story, I see a lot of younger readers identifying with her. She is a bit quiet, smart, but doesn't seem to have many friends. Lucky for Kristina she has an amazing teacher that she looks up to, as well as a tried and true pal in her friend Raymond, who also happens to be a rat! Kristina is feisty, but still believable as a twelve year old girl. There are moments of bravery, and moments of weakness, just like any human character. However she still shines through as a hero, and that's what is important.

Now comes the part where I was a little bit torn. Besides Kristina, all the other characters seemed to be a little bit flat to me. Almost as if Kristina was the only character who really mattered when, in actuality, many of them are very important to the story. I admit that I am an older reader who is very motivated by character development, so this was a big deal to me. However, after I took a step back, I saw that perhaps a younger reader wouldn't really see what I saw. Kristina is, after all, the hero. If she takes the spotlight then I suppose that's what the hero is supposed to do. It slightly hampered my own reading of the book but then again I'm not the target audience.

The other element that really made it difficult for me to fall in love with The Magic Warble was the writing. It is very simplistic, which would likely be fantastic for young readers but was difficult for me. There were multiple times in a paragraph that a sentence would start with the same word, which created a very repetitive read. Also, the dialogue between the characters felt very one dimensional to me, and devoid of any emotion. You know the inner voice that we readers have? The one that dictates how we would read the book out loud? It was rather monotone, and that saddened me. I would have loved to see feisty Kristina come alive on the page as she fought to save the day.

In terms of setting, however, the world of Bernovem is rich, vivid, and really the key factor in my rating for this book. When I read a fantasy book I want to be whisked away into another place. I love to see somewhere new and exciting bleed off the pages and into my imagination. I truly believe that Simcox accomplished this beautifully. Bernovem is populated with all types of fantasy creatures, and readers will love learning about the land as they follow Kristina on her adventures. The black and white illustrations that pepper the book really help bring it all to life.

Overall, what I'm trying to say in this very rambling review is that I did enjoy The Magic Warble as a whole. I read a lot of middle grade fiction, and I can honestly say that this would make a happy home in any child's library. The crossover appeal may not be there entirely, but I would say that a book like this would be perfect for a family to read together. Just enough adventure, the right amount of bravery, and a little bit of love. That is the recipe for The Magic Warble, and I thank Victoria Simcox for giving me the opportunity to find that out.(less)

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Jun 11, 2010

Kristen rated it

Shelves: signed, youngadult, own-it

Why I read this: The author asked me to review her book and I saw that my friend Kate from The Neverending Shelf had read and enjoyed it, so I gave it a try. :)

Plot: Definitely has the epic feel of great children's fantasy - like The Chronicles of Narnia. I love the familiarity of the plot and how unique it was at the same time. Definitely wishing I read more fantasy lately after reading this one.

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May 05, 2010

A&E rated it

When your best and only friend is a rat – literally – you know you’re life sucks. That’s the reality for twelve-year-old Kristina. She doesn’t fit in, but in the ugly duckling to beautiful swan idea, she is magically transported to a world where she is important.

She is the Chosen One who must save the magical world, restore peace and harmony, by returning the Magic Warble to it’s rightful home and releasing the land from the control of the nasty evil Queen Sentiz.

...moreWhen your best and only friend is a rat – literally – you know you’re life sucks. That’s the reality for twelve-year-old Kristina. She doesn’t fit in, but in the ugly duckling to beautiful swan idea, she is magically transported to a world where she is important.

She is the Chosen One who must save the magical world, restore peace and harmony, by returning the Magic Warble to it’s rightful home and releasing the land from the control of the nasty evil Queen Sentiz.

And so Kristina’s adventure begins but now she’s the big shot, someone who is honored and respected. Magic is everywhere in the Magic Warble which offers up interesting characters and fantastical creatures such as dwarves, fairies, gnomes and lets not forget the talking animals.

Now she can talk to her best friend, yeah, Raymond, the rat, which is a fun. Who doesn’t like talking animals? Wouldn’t you like to talk to your favorite pet?

But Kristina also makes new friends on her journey, including the handsome Prince Werrien and couple of fun fairies who help her. Her quest is fraught with peril and danger, as well as excitement and fulfillment.

As Kristina gets further into her destiny the choices and tests become more difficult. She must learn to overcome her doubts, believe in herself, and transform into a leader and savior to many. One of the best parts of the book is seeing the transformation of Kristina from awkward unsure girl, to a self-possessed young woman.

Intertwined with all the drama and intrigue is a fair dose of humor that will keep you enjoying The Magic Warble throughout. Kristina finds her spunk, learns to believe in herself, the ordinary becomes extraordinary, good battles evil, friendship blooms and imagination is king in this enchanting tale of magical adventure and action. The end is bittersweet but inspiring in that you know Kristina is changed in positive ways and will be just find.

I’d recommend this for younger middle grade readers who enjoy fantasy, want an enchanting tale full of enjoyable characters and a story that entertains while sending a strong message of friendship, strength, hope and acceptance of oneself. This is a book I would have loved to have my parents read aloud when I was younger – it’s good family fun.(less)

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Dec 11, 2009

Crystal rated it

Shelves: for-review, read-december-2009

A beautifully written fantasy novel. Ms. Simcox did a wonderful job writing a young adult fantasy novel. She mixed just the right amount of description with action and character development. I never got bogged down in the world building, it all flowed seamlessly together to make an amazing book.

The main characters of Kristina and Werrien were great. You could relate to both of them and I think young adults will do the same. Kristina is on the outside of her own world but when she ...more

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Dec 10, 2009

Shellie (Layers of Thought) rated it

Recommends it for: tween girls and their parents and teahcers

Recommended to Shellie (Layers of Thought) by: Pump up your Book tours

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Kristina is a smart girl on the verge of being a teenager, but is essentially still a child. She is slightly awkward, wearing mismatched socks and a bit of an outcast at school. Her best friend is her rat, Raymond.

On the last day of school before Christmas vacation her teacher gives her a mysterious present – an unusual and light filled globe. She dismisses it until she falls int...more

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Mar 24, 2010

Falling Off The Shelf rated it

Shelves: read-2010

This review was originally posted on my review blog : Falling Off The Shelf.

Kristina Kingsley has never really fit in with all of the students in her school, and always happens to be the butt of every joke. She looks forward to a day when everyone is nice to her for a change, and she's not judged by what she wears or how she looks. When she receives a mysterious Christmas present, she finds herself magically dropped, literally, into a world full of creatures thought to be fictional...moreThis review was originally posted on my review blog : Falling Off The Shelf.

Kristina Kingsley has never really fit in with all of the students in her school, and always happens to be the butt of every joke. She looks forward to a day when everyone is nice to her for a change, and she's not judged by what she wears or how she looks. When she receives a mysterious Christmas present, she finds herself magically dropped, literally, into a world full of creatures thought to be fictional.

In Bernovem, Kristina is known as the "chosen one", because she holds the key to their freedom. Her mysterious Christmas present is none other than a magical item known as The Magic Warble. Kristina is no longer made fun of, but is accepted for who and what she is, and is honored as the holder of The Magic Warble. Using The Magic Warble, Kristina needs to find a way to release the people of Bernovem from the evil grip of their Queen Sentiz. She will find help along the way from dwarfs, gnomes, fairies, and even talking animals.

I'm not going to say that I loved The Magic Warble, because unfortunately I didn't. I thought it was an okay novel, especially since this was Victoria Simcox's debut. It was a little juvenile for my opinion, but the story was quite interesting. While this story didn't grip me the way I had hoped it would, it did hold my interest enough to finish the story, because I wanted to find out what would become of Kristina, and Bernovem.

The characters in The Magic Warble were very well described, and it was easy to picture the characters in my mind. The description of Kristina alone makes me think of my time in school, and how the children that didn't have the coolest things were made fun of. I liked seeing one of these unfortunate children step forward and be the center of attention, and prove that she was special in her own way.

I'm looking forward to seeing more of Victoria Simcox's work in the future, and curious to see how her writing develops further in her career.(less)

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Nov 27, 2009

Haley Mathiot rated it

Recommends it for: ages 8-15

Kristina doesn’t fit in. She is teased at school, she hates her babysitter, and her only friend is her pet rat. But when her favorite school teacher gives her a gift for Christmas, she is transported to a magical world. Kristina is the “Chosen One.” She has to save this magical place and restore it to it’s former ruler, who is imprisoned by the evil queen. Can Kristina bare the trials and complete her mission?

The Magic Warble is an enchanting story that will hold you from the first ...more

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Feb 23, 2011

Megan rated it

Recommended to Megan by: Busy Working Mama

Shelves: fantasy, intermediate, rms

Fans of The Chronicles of Narnia may enjoy this, although there are plenty of better options out there.

I won this in a giveaway from Busy Working Mama.

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Jun 19, 2010

Widsith marked it as to-read

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Victoria, known as Vicki, was born in 1966, in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada, to an Austrian immigrant mother, and a Dutch immigrant father. She has one older sister, Jeannette. When Vicki was 7, she moved with her family to British Columbia. In her early twenties Vicki moved to Western Washington and now resides in Marysville WA. She has been married to her husband Russ, for nineteen years and the...more

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