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Bezig met laden... Rayna Larson and the Kingdom of Petunia: Book 1 (editie 2022)door Sharon Vernon-Crawford (Auteur), Candice Broersma (Omslagontwerper), Pam Elise Harris (Redacteur), Carrie Jones (Redacteur), Steve Mead Graphic Design (Page layout designer)
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Meld je aan bij LibraryThing om erachter te komen of je dit boek goed zult vinden. Op dit moment geen Discussie gesprekken over dit boek. Deze bespreking is geschreven voor LibraryThing Vroege Recensenten. I liked this fantasy book. The author is very descriptive and is good at world building. Occasionally, character development gets lost in the minutia. The author REALLY needs to work on her dialog. There is a lot of room for improvement. There isn't a proper ending. There are many unanswered questions. The author wants you to buy the next book to find out what happens. That being said, I think this is a great start to a children's series. I know the author wants this to be for middle grade readers, but it's third grade through fifth grade. Might work for an immature sixth grader. As a children's book I give it four stars. As a middle grade book it gets three. ( )Deze bespreking is geschreven voor LibraryThing Vroege Recensenten. This was ok, started off well with sisters Rayna and Tina getting sent to a parallel fairy world. What transpires becomes confusing toward the end but it is expected many loose ends were left for the series to continue. I just wish there were less books out there that did this - it is possible to tie most things up and still have good storylines going into the next book. Thank you to LibraryThing and the author Sharon Vernon-Crawford for the ARC.
Introducing Rayna Larson and The Kingdom of Petunia Book 1. A contemporary middle-grade fantasy fairytale book for children aged 8 and above. Packed with colorful imagery and a sprinkling of whimsy it explores modern themes in a dual reality. Secrets, adventure, myths and enchantments intertwine in this spellbinding tale of a young girl, a hidden portal, a fantastical world, a powerful fairy queen, a mysterious community and a grotesque goblin.
A 12-year girl’s summer holiday will be turned upside down. Rayna Larson has a close encounter with an otherworldly fairy visitor and before long, she finds herself and little sister in a weird parallel dimension. Why her? Why was she targeted? This singular event triggers an ancient prophecy that threatens the balance between the realm of humans and fairy kind.
Rayna must navigate this new world, but she is not alone. Others have joined in the quest for the future of both worlds. Fairy beings, a grotesque goblin and animal creatures join forces in this world and the other. Rayna must rely on her ingenuity and determination to outwit the powerful fairy queen.
The queen has many secrets and her own agenda for the girls. Will Rayna find out the truth and will she ever find her way home? Deze bespreking is geschreven voor LibraryThing Vroege Recensenten. It took me a little while longer to get through this book because I was reading it to my daughter. We loved it and I think it was the perfect book to read together! Deze bespreking is geschreven voor LibraryThing Vroege Recensenten. Rayna Larson could be a sweeping series with plot twists galore if the structure and ending of the Kingdom of Petunia is any indication. Lots of promise shown here with very ambitious plot ideas and a grand scope that implies a bigger picture. The scope can also get in the way and create a layer between the reader and the material as character development, particularly given the number, is muted by story twists yet unresolved or unknown. Things can feel stunted for the sake of the larger saga in the making. That said, there is a enough to enjoy that I am hopeful that Rayna comes back for another installment. Deze bespreking is geschreven voor LibraryThing Vroege Recensenten. Rayna Larson and the Kingdom of Petunia: Book 1 by Sharon Vernon-Crawford is one of my LibraryThing Early Reviewers Program wins. Rayna Larson is 12 years old and calls herself a nerd. She lives with her parents, Gary and Larissa, and her two-year-old sister, Tina. NOTES: Chapter 3: The title of this chapter may be an inside joke because it's the same as that of a horror movie inspired by the B horror movies of the 1950s, such as one might watch on "Svengoolie". Ms. Vernon-Crawford's strength is in her descriptions, which are well done indeed. Her weakness is in her dialog, which can be rather stilted. That doesn't matter with the non-human characters, but it doesn't sound right with the human characters. geen besprekingen | voeg een bespreking toe
Onderdeel van de reeks(en)Rayna Larson (1)
Rayna Larson a bright, independent pre-teen girl navigates school life while living with her parents, Gary and Larissa Larson, in a quiet suburb. She shares a room with her sometimes meddlesome little sister, Tina. It was the start of the summer when Rayna encounters an ethereal figure, the fairy queen Roselia from the Kingdom of Petunia. She reluctantly speaks to the specter who solicits her help in preventing the development of protected land. The following day Tina and Rayna are mysteriously lured through a hidden portal in the ominous rosebush. They emerge into the fantastical Kingdom of Petunia a world of incomparable beauty. Queen Roselia welcomes Rayna to the kingdom as other fairy creatures stood guard. Tina is escorted by the queen's confidante, an aloof petal headed fairy named Peonica. The queen leads them to a reception and announces that the girls are the granddaughters of her brother Valeon through his daughter Larissa. This revelation is impossible, Larissa's father was a human who died some years before.During the reception Rayna and Tina inadvertently ingest an elixir. Tina shows no outward effects; however, Rayna transforms sprouting wings, enhanced visual acuity and physical agility. Rayna fears they will never see their parents again, but is determined to return home. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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