When it was announced that the script would be released as a book, I was so excited and immediately pre-ordered it and counted down the last few days until it would magically appear on my Kindle. I had high hopes and I can honestly say it did not disappoint. My only complaint is, as with the original series, it left me wanting more (and wondering if it’s worth the cost of tickets and a flight to London to see it). The story held true to the spirit of the original books and though it was sometimes confusing, the time travel consequences did seem to make sense. I very highly recommend that everyone who loves Harry Potter read this play!
5 (out of 5) Stars
Books Read in 2016: 72
Pages Read in 2016: 19,053
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The town of Cranford is filled with spinster women. They live their lives, they gossip, they attend magic shows, they bury their dead. But, most of all, they love and support each other through everything.
The Inscrutable Machine are sent into outer space by the Spider. There they discover people living (and fighting) on the moons of Jupiter. Penny continues to come to terms with being a supervillain and what her powers want her to create while also trying to save the people from the Puppeteers and Meat Puppets.
Trot and Cap’n Bill end up shipwrecked near the Land of Oz. A friendly Ork flies them to Jinxland on the outer edge of Oz. There they encounter a wicked king and a gardener boy in love with a princess. Glinda the Good sends the Scarecrow to help them defeat the king and come to the main part of Oz.
It’s the summer after her junior year. Rachael (along with Francine) is housesitting and working at a little gallery and, in typical Rachael O’Brien style, crazy things happen. This includes finding a murdered man, a visit from Rachael’s mom, a visit from Rachael’s dad’s girlfriend (who has some insane news), and a witch doctor lady.
Feeling rejected by Jonas, Bree heads to Portland in search of clones Addison says are hidden at a BioTech firm owned by Bree’s father. Jonas and the others arrive to help (Lexi and Jack soon return to Palmyra and Kyle and Raven go to Wellington). Bree is accused of murder so the police, in addition to the IIA, are searching for her. Jonas and Bree don’t know who they can trust (her father? her mother? Addison? each other?) but they must locate the missing clones in the hopes of putting an end to yet another group of scientists experimenting on humans.
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