"Courage is one thing no one can ever take away from you"Despite my huge love for young talent Chris Colfer, I tried to stay unbiased. In fact, I’m rather strict critic and thought (and was afraid) that I wouldn’t like it. Or at least wouldn’t be the greatest fan of it. But the truth is – I loved it. Totally loved it.
The
story is about Alex and Conner, twins who went through difficult times in their
family. After their father’s death they lost their house, their mother was
desperate to work harder and harder and rarely spent time with them. One day
their grandmother came to visit them and gifted the book – The Land Of Stories.
It was firstly her, then their dad’s property. What is more, kids enjoyed
listening and reading fairy tails from this very book. As you can guess, the
book was kind of a portal to another world- a world of fairy tails, where
Cinderella and Snow White were real but nobody believed in technology.
The book’s
writing style is nice and easy, makes the story enjoyable to read. Kids went
through a lot of different adventures in this magical world, met nice people
and bad people, deafened trolls and found out a lot about they own family, made
friends with people they only read about.
It’s
easy to define that Colfer is really fond of fairy tails, only true admirer could
create the very new world and fulfill it with its own beauty and magic, love
and friendship.
While
reading I really missed childhood. This magical world captures everyone who is
willing to believe.
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