DORK Diaries, Band 08: Nikkis (nicht ganz so) bezauberndes Märchen

Von Rachel Renée Russell

April, April? Träume ich, oder was ist hier los? Nachdem Nikki im Sportunterricht versehentlich eins übergebraten bekommen hat, erwacht sie in einer vollkommen abgedrehten Märchenwelt. Dort stecken sie und ihre besten Freundinnen Chloe und Zoey sowie ihr Schwarm Brandon und die absolute Oberzicke MacKenzie mitten im Leben einiger bekannter Märchenfiguren fest. Selbstverständlich sorgt das für ein heilloses Durcheinander, und die klassischen Geschichten verlaufen nicht ganz so, wie man sie eigentlich kennt …

• Sprache: Deutsch
• Herausgeber: Schneiderbuch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 7. Mai 2015
• ISBN: 9783505133787

Rachel Renée Russell

Rachel Renée Russell is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Dork Diaries, an international blockbuster series chronicling the life and misadventures of middle school students, Nikki Maxwell and her best friends Chloe and Zoey. With humor and wit, Rachel’s books encourage tweens to embrace their individuality and always let their inner dork shine through. The Dork Diaries series has been translated into forty-two languages worldwide and its characters are as diverse as the millions of tweens who read the books. With more than fifty-five million books in print, the series has garnered such honors as two Kids’ Book Choice Awards, an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work for Children, the Milner Award for Children’s Literature, and a Nickelodeon Kid’s Choice Book of the Year nomination. Rachel is also the author of a second New York Times bestselling series, The Misadventures of Max Crumbly, which received a Kids’ Book Choice Award. Her daughter, Nikki Russell, is the illustrator for both book series. The mother-daughter team has released nineteen consecutive New York Times bestsellers.

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[stressedrach · Bewertung: 5 von 5 Sternen]

Review:
My 8 year old daughter really enjoyed this book, she loved the characters and how it was revolved around fairy tale stories that she knew well. She also liked that there were illustrations in the book as this not only made it more real for her but also made her forget the length of the book and made her want to read more.
She laughed out loud with the jelly, peanut butter and pickle sandwich getting stuck to Nikki’s jumper.

I think this is a fantastic book for children, the book is written just like a girl would write a diary and even in ‘handwriting’ to instead of printed text.

My daughter now wants to read all the other books in the series.

[4hounds · Bewertung: 3 von 5 Sternen]

This was fine...better for kids than adults. They've gotten better as the series has gone on, and this one's plot involving the little sister was good.