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The Secret Order of the Gumm Street Girls
by Elise Primavera
by Elise Primavera
The Gumm Street Girls hate one another. Despite their differences, however, they end up embroiled in an adventure together when events on Gumm street start to go a little OZ. Yep, the wizard himself shows up in balloon at one point and the book is full of witches and evil deeds.
This is definitely a younger kids book despite it's size. The humor is flat and predictable and lacks the complexity of a lot of other excellent kids books. It just lacked a certain spark for me. The writing level seemed aimed at younger kids as well.
While my daughter was initially really interested in the book, by 2/3 of the way through she didn't care anymore and happily set the book asside. It's not a bad story, just not a particularly great one either.
This is definitely a younger kids book despite it's size. The humor is flat and predictable and lacks the complexity of a lot of other excellent kids books. It just lacked a certain spark for me. The writing level seemed aimed at younger kids as well.
While my daughter was initially really interested in the book, by 2/3 of the way through she didn't care anymore and happily set the book asside. It's not a bad story, just not a particularly great one either.
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