The Nobodies
by N.E. Bode, Julianna Baggott
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Read in June, 2007
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Sixth graders and up
Although I read this sequel before the original, I really enjoyed it. It can be read on many levels-- as a thrilling adventure, a lovely trot through references to other children's books, and a reflection on how to live life in the moment and embrace change. I know that sounds like a pile of hooey-- who would see such depth in a young person's novel?-- but the main character's struggles with expressing her tru character enough to find the truth (who captured the Nobodies) is a wonderful metaph...more
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Read in July, 2008
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Maddierecommends it for: Those who like magical adventure stories (a la Nesbit), but want a contemporary setting
My daughter asked me to read the first book in this series to her, as she had read it at school and thought I would like it. We read that one, and now we're in the midst of the NOBODIES...
I thought that that NOBODIES was a little all over the place, but the sequel is much more focused. The intrusive narrator is funny, the plot moves along at a good clip, the magic is believable and desirable, and, like the previous book, THE NOBODIES ends with a lovely message of redemption. I particularly l...more
I thought that that NOBODIES was a little all over the place, but the sequel is much more focused. The intrusive narrator is funny, the plot moves along at a good clip, the magic is believable and desirable, and, like the previous book, THE NOBODIES ends with a lovely message of redemption. I particularly l...more
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Read in January, 2006
sequel to "the Anybodies," "the Nobodies" is incredibly imaginative and well-written. well-written for adults entertainment that is, there is nothing mushy about them, Fern is a very mature character and a pleasure to follow. Although you can read them separately, i would recommend starting with "the Anybodies."
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The Nobodies is the sequel to another charming book, The Anybodies. Both of these books are great for anyone who has ever wished that they had magical powers. Easy read, but very fun.
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While not as good as the Anybodies, this is a decent follow-up to the book. There seems to be a lack of three-dimensional characters here. Thank God the wit makes up for most of it.
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Read in October, 2007
This is the sequel to Anybodies and another good book! I love the twists and turns these books take and the surprising things that can happen!
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it's cute, maybe even better than the first but you know what I just realized? that the authers name is n.e. bode. as in anybody. lol. clever
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Read in May, 2008
Fun kids' book. The author butts in a lot, but his comments are usually funny, so I don't mind. A sequel to "The Anybodies."
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Read in November, 2007
2nd in series. I think I liked this one even better than the first.
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Read in November, 2007
This book was really good and it felt so real.
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Altogether better than it's predecessor
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