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I was worried our daughter might never find that same love of reading her father and I have. She had not found a book that resonated and by the beginning of 3rd grade she was barely reading at grade level. Low and behold a friend in her class was obsessed with this book and had all of the girls in the class playing imaginary games based on it. Our daughter begged us to get the first one because she wanted to read it, when it arrived I worried it would be too difficult. Nope- she is now on book 4 and zooming through them. She even stayed up late over the summer unable to put it down. Now she is starting 4th grade reading 2 levels above grade level.

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The Hidden Kingdom Wings of Fire Book 3 Tui T Sutherland 9780545349208 Books Reviews

Our daughters love these books, including this one. They say the writing flows very well, easy to read, great adventures and they breezed right through the series. They can't put these books down! Highly recommended. (Our daughters started reading these when they were eight; one is now nine and the other ten. They have read all of the series including the Warriors series, Wings of Fire series, Seekers series, and Survivors series). They did not like the Survivors series at all. Our daughters did not like the Survivors series because they felt that all the characters were too similar to each-other and the plot appeared to be unorganized and missed it's meaning completely, (vague, confusing plot). In addition, my daughters state that the characters in Survivors appeared to be whinny and undesirable (difficult to connect with).
This was really cute, sweet story. The writing style and humor would make this an ideal choice for reading aloud, maybe especially with reluctant readers. The action-adventure and tale of budding friendship is well worth a while for those that enjoy shorter magical stories. The story does end with a cliffhanger, leaving several central plot threads dangling.
My Thoughts Yay! I finally get to review one of the Wings of Fire books, because most of the time my brother, Oscar, insists on reviewing them.
Anyways, I just love these books. The characters are hilarious, the writing fun and easy, the mystery incredible, and everything else about it amazing. I loved hearing about the NightWings and how Sutherland eases the reader slowly into the dragon's world of war and shows us a little more of the mystery with each book. (Mystery being with the NightWings, RainWings, Blister, the prophecy, and the replacement dragonets...). Glory's POV was one I have waited for for a LONG time (OK, I've a waited for all of them, but who wouldn't want to hear about Starflight, or Sunny, or Tsunami, or.... ALL OF THEM) and it didn't disappoint. Her character was spot-on, and we finally got to learn a little bit more about her feelings towards being a RainWing. Blaze was hilarious - exactly the opposite of her sisters, kind of like a mix between Sunny and Queen Red Riding Hood from the Land of Stories - and Queen Glacier left me curious and intrigued about her character. (As a side note, I'm still confused about why there isn't an IceWing dragonet. It doesn't mention it in the prophecy - maybe the author added it in to show how flawed the prophecy really is? I don't know. Has anyone else realized this?) The end of the book, with SPOILER, Glory trying to become queen, was awesome, too.
Pretty much every about this book, this series, was amazing, fun, rolling on the floor with laughter, PERFECT. )
i love this series, I'm a little bit embarrassed to admit i'm 30 years old & decided to read the first book because my 10 year old son bought it at the book fair. I just wanted to see why he loved the book & was hooked. Cute, loveable, relateable characters. With so much violence in the media today it's nice to know that when a book says "young readers" it's appropriate for young readers.
before I read this book I had read every Wings of Fire book that had been published and loved them all, so I had really high hopes for this author. And I felt that this book was just as entertaining and captivating as the Wings of Fire series (which was also written by this author). There is good character development and a mystery that drags Logan Wilde into a world he never even knew existed. What I also thought was cool about this book is seeing all the different personalities of the mystical creatures that live at the Menagerie.
This is a great series of three books (hopefully more to come). I've read them to my 10 year old son as part of our bedtime routine and he is so disappointed when we stop each evening. I've needed to lock his lest he read ahead. The story follows a young man named Logan as he adapts to a new school and the loss of his mother. Being the new kid in a rural setting, he tries to make friends but it's hard. Suddenly he is thrust into a world of mythical creatures and finds out things about himself and his mother that turn his life on its ear. This is a book that your kids will love (honestly it's hard for me not to read ahead myself).
As an adult, I rarely read books intended for teens. However, a friend's daughter recommended the Wings of Fire series and while looking for them, I happened upon "The Menagerie".

To say that I was delighted and enthralled is an understatement! This book is one of the most fun reads I have read in quite a while. As a fan of fantasy, it didn't take long to fall in love with the mythical creatures and the characters who are caring for them. Who wouldn't want to have a griffin cub to curl up with or a mammoth like Captain Fuzzbutt romping around their house?

Young or old, if you want a book to settle in with and let your imagination soar I highly recommend "The Menagerie". I eagerly anticipate reading the next book in the series too. Tui and Kari Sutherland have an incredible gift for creating a story that is adventurous, clever, and fun.
I was worried our daughter might never find that same love of reading her father and I have. She had not found a book that resonated and by the beginning of 3rd grade she was barely reading at grade level. Low and behold a friend in her class was obsessed with this book and had all of the girls in the class playing imaginary games based on it. Our daughter begged us to get the first one because she wanted to read it, when it arrived I worried it would be too difficult. Nope- she is now on book 4 and zooming through them. She even stayed up late over the summer unable to put it down. Now she is starting 4th grade reading 2 levels above grade level.

Proves the importance of finding a book/series that captures their interests.