Alison Walks the Wire

Magic Attic Club #14

by Sheri Cooper Sinykin

Alison is embarrassed to tell her friends she has a reading disability until she is transported to the circus and learns to walk the wire just in time to save the show

Genres: Fantasy, Childrens, Fiction, Middle Grade, Juvenile, Adventure

74 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

About the author

Sheri Sinykin was lead author of the Magic Attic Club series in the mid-90s, and published nine other books for young readers. She lives in Wisconsin and in Arizona."

Reviews

[Emily]

Tha magic attic club books are really good for younger kids who need to read stories with morals and lessons. I thought this one was really good and cute for young school aged kids.

[Alicia]

Alison learns that Focus, Concentration and taking things Step-By-Step will get you across the high wire ... And get you through many other tough situations! I loved this sweet story about a young girl gaining the courage to admit to her friends that she has a reading disability. I wish more kids had access to the Corbellini Circus program so they could learn that they all possess the magic they need to see them through rough spots in life.

[Carol Hardesty]

While I adore the "Magic Attic Club" series, 'Alison Walks the Wire' is one of my least favorite entries because it's unmemorable and anticlimatic.

[Rivkah]

I thought this was a cute story. Made me want to run away and join the circus!

[Edna]

I tought this boook was great but neeed a little more exitment.

[Sue Ann Dashnaw]

A great book
Great series
Great characters
Love it

[Elizabeth]

Alison Walks the Wire (Magic Attic Club #14) by Sheri Cooper Sinykin - I wasn't a huge fan of heights even as a daredevil child, but I remember thinking this was a waste of an attic adventure lol. Happy Reading!