
This is hosted by Michelle @ Because Reading. Well, I did finish and review last month's book, but I was a little late. I have a few extra days off this month, so hopefully I can finish this month's in time. I decided to go with twists on fairy tales this month, since I am participating in the fairytale challenge and have yet to finish one.
First choice:
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| HMH Books |
I loved the first two books in this series about sisters Saturday and Sunday. This one follows sister Friday who is a seamstress. The books are based on the lives of seven sisters whose brother was the famous Jack of the Jack tales.
Second choice
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| HarperCollins |
This is a world where a good child and an evil child are kidnapped each year to train at two schools, a school for good and a school for evil. The children are trained for their own fairytales and hope fore either a happy ever after or a happy never after. Agatha and Sophia are friends who are taken to the schools and have their friendship tested by the trials they face.
Third choice
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| Simon Pulse |
I have read several books in the Once Upon a Time series, but only one other one by Debbie Viguie. This one is a twist on the Princess and the Pea. You don't see YA twists on this fairytale very often.
I do like fairytale twists, so I have high hopes I will finish this month's winner on time. Be sure to vote for your favorite!



I picked The School of Good and Evil. My younger daughter has read this series - waiting on #3 - and thoroughly enjoyed it. She enjoyed it so much that she asked me to read it as well. So since it's on my tbr, I chose it. :) Happy Reading!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of a fairytale school. Glad to know she likes it, because I feel like it is a book I will want to booktalk to upper elementary.
DeleteI voted for School of Good and Evil as it sounds fun and I've seen it around a few times.
ReplyDeleteI think it sounds really good and I have heard nothing but good things about it.
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