When I first started reading this book, I was a little disappointed because it reminded me so much of other stories I had already read: “The Book of Stories,” “Inkheart,” “The Eyre Affair.” In all four of these books, you, as a reader, get sucked into the story so quickly that when you are called […]
This book has always touched the part of me that continues to believe in magic. From childhood on, magic with its wonder and amazing splendor has filled me with glee. Yes, I had a magic kit as a kid, but it mostly frustrated me since I could never truly bring off the tricks the way
By far, this is my most favorite book to read; my poor, dog-eared, taped-together, mass-market version has yellowed pages and many stains and has been read so many times that I have to be very careful when opening the cover. When I tell people that this is my favorite book, I’ll get answers ranging from,
