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Secrets of Camp Whatever Vol. 3: The Witching Hour (3) por Chris Grine

This was a great conclusion to the Camp Whatever trilogy. I love that Willow's dad finally found his lost friend, I may have teared up in the final scene. If Chris Grine keeps writing more books in this series I will keep reading them because they are wonderful stories filled with wonder and friendship.

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Shauna_Morrison | Oct 1, 2023 |

Secrets of Camp Whatever Vol. 2: The Doors to… por Chris Grine

Nooooo, not Elric!

Oh man, I cannot wait to see what happens in Secrets of Camp Nowhere Vol. 3. So many secrets were discovered in this book, I hope they are able to stop Henry in the next book.

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Shauna_Morrison | 1 outra crítica | Sep 17, 2023 |

Secrets of Camp Whatever Vol. 1 (1) por Chris Grine

This was a fun, fantasy, middle grade, graphic novel. I am excited to read book #2, the good news is I don't have to wait long because I already have a copy! I cannot wait to see what happens to Willow and her friends in the next camp adventure. Will Emma be affected by the bite? Will Willow's new house be affected by the magical creatures? Will Willow's dad find out that the missing camper is no longer missing? So many questions!

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Shauna_Morrison | 2 outras críticas | Sep 17, 2023 |

Animorphs 3: The Encounter

The characters still look uncanny valley and the transformations can be gruesome, but the angst is IMMACULATE.

Tobias (who cannot morph back to human) is tortured by the same depressive voice some humans deal with; a constantly nagging voice that discredits his humanity. Get this, he has a bird brain *badum tsk* I've seen few books really tackle or mention this at all for young readers. But Tobias' identity struggle is done effectively as well as it's conclusion.

I know everyone bags on Marco, but I get why he has to be the voice of reason. Also, Rachel and Tobias' friendship is the highlight here. Very charming. I never had interest in this series before, but I think the graphic novel adaptions are doing a great job introducing this to a new audience.… (mais)

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DestDest | 1 outra crítica | Jan 20, 2023 |

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