The Land Of Stories by Chris Colfer

Mini Book Review

Rating: 5/5

Summary:

This book was extremely fun to read as it got me to my deepest imaginations. This book talks about two twins in a young age that are completely the opposite of each other. Alex was shy, smart and was alone most of the time Conner although was very energetic, talkative, and mischievous. Half way through the story Alex starts becoming distant, she was completely different then how she was before. Until Conner found out and invalid a secret of a magical book called the Land Of Stories which takes them to the fantasy world. They now need to figure out how they can get out of the fantasy world and come back home, but the more adventurous it got the more secrets they found out about the death of their father and their family which they never knew about.

What I liked:

I loved the way I felt like a kid reading this story, it wasn't just an average fantasy story I felt like I was there with the characters. The author is completely amazing with the effort he put on every detail in the story. It was laid out so perfectly, my imagination spread out so widely while reading. It was truly the best book.

What I did not like:

I read all the 5 series of the book, I loved every single one and was so desperate in finishing the book. But I didn't really like the ending of the last book, I loved how it went at the beginning but I hated how Alex turned out at the end. I wouldn't want to spoil but every time a secret was shown it was a whole other story which got my blood boiling. I would have loved if the twins stayed together in the worlds, and Alex was her old self.

What I learnt:

I've learned so many lessons from this book, but if I had to choose some it would be the importance of family and how you should take care of all the special people in your life. I've learned not to look at the story in one side and listen to the others, I've learned to never judge by appearance, or not knowing that person or thing, I've also learned to be adventurous try new things and never take anything for granted.

How long did it take you to read the book?

3 months