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Sharon Estroff
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The plot of the book was very short, obviously meant as part of a series, and no chance for real character or story development. Each of the 3 characters had a specific trait or skill, and that was how they acted the entire story. There didn't seem to be any intrinsic logic to the magic (yes, even magic has some structure to it)--hidden notes & talking parrots appear out of nowhere to act as prompts to the children's thinking. And the "boom-da" etc was irritating to read and, again, didn't seem to have a reason for sounding, other than to alert us that magic is going to happen. But why that dumb phrase?
My granddaughter (homeschooled, 10 yr old) paged through it for about 1/2hr and later said she did not want to take it home for further reading. Maybe she'd already read it, maybe just wasn't interesting to her--she does read at a higher level.… (mehr)