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The Witch With The Glitch A Halloween Adventure The Lost Bookshop Book 3 edition by Adam Maxwell Children eBooks

Charming adventure of Nina and her two friends Ivy and Oswald who frequently meet in her Aunt and Uncle's bookshop. Doesn't sound like the place for a real adventure? Well, it turns out there is a hidden room in the bookshop, and once Nina places the key in the lock the children are on their way to a journey into the unknown. This time the children find themselves in the parlor of a gingerbread house. To their chagrin the three friends find themselves transformed into a vampire, ghost, and a werewolf!

They will meet a witch who has a problem using and controlling her powers, a village of strange little people, two kidnapped children, and a magical cat named Izzy. The three friends will have to learn to control their new identities and transform themselves. If they are unable to find Izzy before midnight, Belinda the witch will be unable to undo their spells, and they will be trapped forever. Will they be able find their way back to the bookstore and their families?

The author combines fairy tales, adventure, paranormal and lots of humor to keep the plot interesting. Characters are well-developed and the dialogue crisp and clever. This book is perfect for readers in grades three to six. Chapters are short and vocabulary provides enough challenge while not being overwhelming for the early reader. A few illustrations would have enhanced the book's appeal. This could be a fun story to share with a family or class around Halloween.


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The Witch With The Glitch A Halloween Adventure The Lost Bookshop Book 3 edition by Adam Maxwell Children eBooks Reviews

Fantastic! I read primarily Literary fiction and downloaded this out of curiosity. I was laughing so hard, I almost injured myself on my treadmill. It is delightful, like a fresh cupcake with sprinkles. If your children enjoy fairy tales, this is a must read. Some of the dialogue was so funny. The narrator talking to the reader was not distracting. It gave a nostalgic, warm feeling. Cannot say enough how much fun this is!
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I often read books for the younger generation looking for things suitable for my 10 year old niece. I may be in my 50's but found this to be a very enjoyable read. I must admit that I sometimes read books for this age group and teens as they are usually quick reads and don't contain sex, violence and downright scary stuff. I guess I'm still very much young at heart and like the world of make believe that has a happy ending and usually some type of message about working together or doing good things for others. I just loved the way the author told the tale and giving more of the story for characters that Nina, Ivy and Oswald interact with and then asking the reader if it was okay with us to go back to their story. I love the fact that even though there are witches, werewolves, vampires and ghosts involved that there is absolutely nothing scary or violent in the entire book that might give young impressionable readers nightmares. This was a pleasure to read and look forward to checking out other books by this author that I can recommend to my niece. I recommend this book to young and old alike.
The Witch with The Glitch centers on three friends - Ivy, Oswald and Nina - who help out in a bookstore owned by Nina’s aunt and uncle. The friends cut corners when tidying up so they have plenty of time to go on adventures. In this particular adventure they meet a witch who lives in a gingerbread house and turns the trio into a werewolf, a ghost and a vampire. They must find the mysterious Izzy before midnight or they’ll remain little monsters forever.

This was a quirky, humorous children’s chapter book. It’s only 69 pages, but the author includes a great deal of action-packed adventure for young readers. There’s a nod to Dracula, Hansel and Gretel and even Ghost Busters that may or may not go over a youngster’s head. The author inserts some personal commentary here and there throughout the book that some readers might find distracting, but I felt it went along with the book’s quirkiness.

As a booklover, I appreciated the idea of a group of friends working in a bookstore and getting caught up in book-related adventures. This is certainly a unique and unusual children’s book that I think is worth reading!
This was a free download so I thought I'd try it out. I'm so glad I did...this may be one of the best books that I've read in a long time.

I had not read the first two books in the series, in fact I hadn't even heard of the series prior to stumbling across it in . I downloaded the book and started reading - I was hooked right away.

The story is told in an engaging manner, as if the author is a friend talking to you directly. As I read, I kept thinking how great this would be as a story told to younger children at story time in a library, or as a bedtime story.

Ivy, Oswald and Nina are three young children who help out in a bookstore and have adventures that seem to put them within books (I could be wrong about this because this is the first one I've read). This particular adventure mixes dracula, hansel and gretel, ghostbusters and more into one quirky, fast-paced (really fast-paced because the entire story takes place in less than a day) extremely entertaining story.

I can't wait to read the next one
Charming adventure of Nina and her two friends Ivy and Oswald who frequently meet in her Aunt and Uncle's bookshop. Doesn't sound like the place for a real adventure? Well, it turns out there is a hidden room in the bookshop, and once Nina places the key in the lock the children are on their way to a journey into the unknown. This time the children find themselves in the parlor of a gingerbread house. To their chagrin the three friends find themselves transformed into a vampire, ghost, and a werewolf!

They will meet a witch who has a problem using and controlling her powers, a village of strange little people, two kidnapped children, and a magical cat named Izzy. The three friends will have to learn to control their new identities and transform themselves. If they are unable to find Izzy before midnight, Belinda the witch will be unable to undo their spells, and they will be trapped forever. Will they be able find their way back to the bookstore and their families?

The author combines fairy tales, adventure, paranormal and lots of humor to keep the plot interesting. Characters are well-developed and the dialogue crisp and clever. This book is perfect for readers in grades three to six. Chapters are short and vocabulary provides enough challenge while not being overwhelming for the early reader. A few illustrations would have enhanced the book's appeal. This could be a fun story to share with a family or class around Halloween.