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You'll like this one - you will!, May 10, 2008
This review is from: The Door to Time (Ulysses Moore, Book 1) (Mass Market Paperback)
If you're by chance a Snicket fan
And love that series' style
I recommend you get this one
Out of the new book pile
If breaking codes, like Artemis
Gives you a certain thrill
And solving riddles is your thing
You'll like this one - you will!
Three children find a secret door
(You may recall this plot)
They solve the clues to open it
But Narnia, it's not
The mystery lies way down below
Inside a hidden grotto
You really should try this one out
You'd be a dummy not to
Ships and treasure, ghosts and clues
With more suspense in store
The good thing is, this is book one
And now they're up to four.
Rated: 4.5 stars
Amanda Richards
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Fills an important gap, October 25, 2011
This review is from: The Door to Time (Ulysses Moore, Book 1) (Mass Market Paperback)
Tired of or used up the Magic Treehouse and the Secrets of Droon series? Is the Time Warp Trio getting a little repetitive? Well, this book is an excellent next step.
It's not Riordan, Nix, or Funke, but it touches all of the bases in an engaging and accessible fashion. It seems that this would be a great way to introduce a young reader to fantasy adventure, and a great way to experiment with your reader's readiness. The author's "Century: Ring of Fire" is getting all of the marketing push, but I actually like this series, and its protagonists, more.
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Magic Treehouse on Steroids, December 13, 2010
This review is from: The Door to Time (Ulysses Moore, Book 1) (Mass Market Paperback)
My son read this book for a book report at school in the 3rd grade. He loved it. It's the next step for readers who enjoyed the Magic Treehouse series, but need more description and action. His book report was a map report. It was amazing how much he remembered and in the order it happened. We originally found the 3rd book in the series and started to read it....but realized we really needed to start at the beginning. It was hard to find...we had to get a major bookstore to order the 4 book series for us......it's an interesting book written by an Italian author about three children in England.
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