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Tuesday, March 7, 2017

Charlotte's Library: Pip Bartlett's Guide to Unicorn Training, by Maggi...: Pip Bartlett's Guide to Unicorn Training , by Maggie Stiefvater and Jackson Pearce (Scholastic, Feb. 28 2017), is the second story of ...

RAVE SNIPPETS FOR THE McTISH SERIES FROM BOOK CRITICS

FROM EPIC YA READS: "I've read the entire Harry Potter Series (more than once), and I have to say that Benjamin McTish and the Door Through the Grandfather Tree is every bit as much of an adventurous read!" "June does a fantastic job of building that world fresh and new with mystical creatures, wondrous magic, valiant heroes and evil villains galore..." From BROOKE BLOGS "This is the first YA fantasy book since the Harry Potter series that had me so excited.." FROM KJ READS A LOT REVIEWS:"She makes a world that is so rich, you can smell the flowers, touch the trees, and feel the wind blow..." "this book should be read and read again just for the sheer enjoyment..." Tammy's Tea Time Reviews:"This book had me on the edge of my seat more than once and never did my attention to the story fade..." "I know I for one am looking forward to the next part of the series as it needs no comparison to any other it hold enough magic of it's own to become fabulous!…" WIZARDS-LANA @ GIRLS HEART BOOKS "if you enjoyed the first book in this series you will not be disappointed. Pace keeps the humor up while the action rolls and pierces your heart. Definitely one of those reads that throws you on the edge of your seat without giving you a stroke. If you liked the Harry Potter series, you can't go wrong here!" AMAZON READER "I love this series! I can see it becoming a movie. Can't wait for the next book…." Like reading a Harry Potter Adventure!" WIZARDS-KJ READS A LOT "Without a doubt June Pace is writing a tale of an epic journey of discovery; self, family and otherwise, nothing is ever just as it seems. The story never fails to awe and the imagery is still so clear you can see the sights along with the characters. The fear they feel is as real as if you were standing there with them. A wonderfully written tale that I highly recommend" WIZARDS-T.DRECKER "Summed up, this is even better than book 1 and will appeal to fantasy lovers.." /span>

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Tuesday, March 7, 2017

Charlotte's Library: Pip Bartlett's Guide to Unicorn Training, by Maggi...

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