A World Without Princes
The School for Good and Evil Series, Book 2
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فرمت کتاب
ebook
تاریخ انتشار
2014
Lexile Score
890
Reading Level
4-5
ATOS
5.7
Interest Level
4-8(MG)
نویسنده
Iacopo Brunoناشر
HarperCollinsشابک
9780062104946
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نقد و بررسی
maggies20 - The author created a entire new world for the readers, the school of good and evil is filled with excited adventures and dramatic conflicts. Agatha and Sophie, they returned home safely, but Agatha accidentally wishes for her prince, Tedros, which brings them back to the magic world. However, all the boys and girls are enemies now, everything is a chaotic mess and Agatha has to make a difficult choice between her best friend and true love. My favorite part of the book would probably be when Agatha and Sophie works together to save the school, I think being able to have a true friend by your side fighting with you is something you should be thankful for. One of this book's strength is letting the readers enter the fantasy world entirely, the creative imagination is also what made me fall in love with this book. So I would totally share this book with my friends and family, it's really worth reading!! :D
April 1, 2014
Gr 6 & Up-Sophie and Agatha have returned home from the School of Good and Evil, figuring their troubles were over. Friendship won the day, and the girls gained their happy endings. Or have they? There are wishes left ungranted and it seems their unusual victory has changed the very nature of the School itself-and not in a good way. The girls find themselves drawn back to the School once more, destined to face malevolent magic, danger, and treachery. Can Agatha find a way to put right what's gone wrong, and still save her best friend? Can Sophie keep the Witch at bay? Happily ever after never seemed so far away. This second title in the dramatic fantasy series will be eagerly read by fans of the first title, The School For Good and Evil (HarperCollins, 2013), but will likely prove confusing for newcomers. The writing has gained some polish moving into this second installment, but an about-face plot twist creates a disconcerting set of messages regarding the girls and boys of the School and may put off some readers. The conclusion remains mostly open-ended and there are several cliff-hangers that will presumably be resolved in a third title. This will appeal most readily to readers with a taste for fairy tales and drama similar to Shannon Hale's "Ever After High" series (Little, Brown).-Stephanie Whelan, New York Public Library
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