Official Review: The Invisible Realm

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Re: Official Review: The Invisible Realm

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Thanks for a very detailed review. I like the way you compared it to other books you have read. I like to read fun and whimsical books, so I will be checking this one out!
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CambaReviewer wrote: 20 Nov 2018, 09:40 Thanks for a very detailed review. I like the way you compared it to other books you have read. I like to read fun and whimsical books, so I will be checking this one out!
I kind of amuse myself with my interest in young teen books. When an author can target someone so much younger than me yet still attract my interest, that author is doing a really good job. I love the whimsical too!
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I like your reviewing style. :D Your way of summarizing a story sounds like a story itself. You add your own thoughts and creativity to produce a very interesting review to read. Thank you for your review. Definitely going to add the book to the “want to read shelf” :techie-studyinggray: . Keep up your good work. It’s inspiring.
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Sounds fun for readers looking for adventure-packed story!
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sri varshini303041 wrote: 21 Nov 2018, 01:22 I like your reviewing style. :D Your way of summarizing a story sounds like a story itself. You add your own thoughts and creativity to produce a very interesting review to read. Thank you for your review. Definitely going to add the book to the “want to read shelf” :techie-studyinggray: . Keep up your good work. It’s inspiring.
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This reminds me of the Famous Five series. Seemingly an interesting book. Thanks for the review 👍👍
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I think one of the amazing thing I liked about the story is the part which the where trapped and could still cooperate despite the fact that the where half siblings. I think I would recommend it to my siblings
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In addition to the books you mentioned, The Wizard of Oz, Alice in Wonderland, and A Series of Unfortunate Events, it also sounds like it may have a bit of my ultimate favorite YA story, The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe in it. I also really like that this tome includes such historic locations and events as the Underground Railroad, the Lincoln Tunnel, and the War of 1812. It seems like the ultimate mix of entertainment and education. Thanks so much for the review; I will definitely be looking to read this!
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The Invisible Realm by Evelyn Dunbar Webb: An adventure mystery "Ghosts or Treasure" serves to draw two stepsisters together since Hattie Edwards resented that baby sitting chore on vacation. Dacey "bookworm" loved Sir Whiskers her cat and knew history. Imagination and wit with attention to details of two maps take the girls through tunnel and cave to...a "Real Park" and fun together. "Way back...Way Forward...or Way Around"
An interesting read for young readers seven to eleven and the young at heart.
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