First Roald Dahl non-fiction I ever read, and he still managed to spin some magic into it. Very short true story about finding treasure.
First Roald Dahl non-fiction I ever read, and he still managed to spin some magic into it. Very short true story about finding treasure.
Such terrific stories, and David Tennants voice is perfect. I watched the movie first and the books are very different. I love all the characters especially the teenage girl Lucy who is introduced in the second book. Very fun short stories :)
This book showed me a new side of young Victorian women. 7 girls, very brilliant and slightly terrifying. Good characters, good story. Recommend for anyone who likes historical fiction and a bit of intrigue.
Simply amazing. This book has enough adventures in it for 3 books. Every time the plot seemed to come to an end and I got ready to applaud a whole new story began, making it something of a neverending story itself!
Recommend for all classic fantasy lovers.
I‘m sure I can‘t be the only adult who dreams of stumbling upon magic items in the most random ways 💛
Anyone want to rant about the new Disney Artemis Fowl trailer?
I personally CANNOT believe what they‘ve turned Artemis into. A wide-eyed child surprised and scared at every turn? Every single character seems to have been severely changed.
The link to the trailer for whoever hasn‘t seen it yet:
https://youtu.be/fl2r3Fwxz_o
Read book ✅
Watch series ✅
Watch series again ✅
Listen to audiobook 🔛
Listen to radio adaptation 🔜
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I‘m reading Mary Poppins right now, and gosh is she a dislikable sort of person! I don‘t know, but the movies make her seem a lot nicer with a couple of quirks. Hmm maybe I‘ll change my view once I‘m done with the book.