I’m about half way through Twice Upon a Time which I’m really enjoying, especially the mystery and the special time powers the twins, Merry and Spike, have. I’m really looking forward to seeing how this turns out.
I’m definitely on Easter holidays! I read Jane Eyre (Abridged for Younger Readers) which I absolutely loved. I think this is done so cleverly for younger readers at the end of primary school and going into secondary. I also finished listening to the audiobook of Casander Darkbloom and the Threads of Power which I really enjoyed – full of action and danger with a twist that makes me desperate to read the next one. I picked up Looking for Emily from my bookshelf this morning and absolutely could not put it down. Lucy has moved to the quiet seaside town of Edge and is fully expecting it to be dull and boring. But then she finds a museum dedicated to a girl who went missing from the town years before. Together with her new friends, Sam and Jay, they are determined to find out what happened, but this brings them into the path of a sinister stranger, and danger. This was brilliant – absolutely gripping. I also read Alyssa and the Spell Garden which was a gorgeously magical, gentle read which I really loved. I’m hoping to post my review tomorrow. Bringing Back Kay-Kay took me totally by surprise – it was a single sitting read for me as I was absolutely engrossed in the mystery and the sibling bonds. I have posted my review. Finally, I devoured The Whisperwicks: The Labyrinth of Lost and Found which was utterly, utterly spellbinding – unbelievably brilliant world-building, wonderful characters and a fascinating plot. I will post my review shortly.
As it is my Easter holidays, I’m hoping to read these three before next Wednesday.
What are you reading? Have you read any of these?
Book Craic 