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I really enjoyed this one - more so than the second book. Avery and Zib et al find themselves in the domain of the Queen of Swords and must find their way back to the impossible road before she manages to trick them into staying and becoming one of her monsters. The character development was so well done, as the children learn to accept their flaws and work towards supporting each other more. I also loved the new morally grey character Jack

“A determined mad scientist was a match for any monster.“
Interesting sequel that is actually a prequel, we get to know the stories of the Jack & Jill we met in the first book.
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Continuing to follow Avery and Zib through the Up-and-Under. This wasn't quite as good as the first book, but still enjoyable. They learn more about the kings and the drowned girl's backstory, and get to adventure with pirates.
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Release day for this faith filled portal fantasy, inspired by books like narnia and Alice in wonderland 🦊

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This was a fun new portal fantasy adventure. Two children find a wall blocking their path to school and when they climb over it, they enter the Up-and-Under, a world with giant talking owls, girls that turn into crows, and a road that doesn't stay in place. Avery and Zib are complete opposites but must stick together to find their way home. I enjoyed the tension of their two personalities, esp Avery's rejection of anything that doesn't make sense.