11 and Up
Gracie Lockwood is a
twelve-year-old spirited girl, living in a world where sasquatches, dragons,
giants and mermaids are common. When a Dark Cloud comes looking for her little
brother, her parents pack the family into a used Winnebago and set out on an
epic search for a safe place that most people say doesn’t exist: the
Extraordinary World, a world very similar to our world.
This
book answers the question “What would the world be like if everything magical
and mythical were real?” This world is so full of wonder and amazing creatures,
a world that people would dream of going to in most books but to the people in
this book it’s all just normal.
This
author has created such a magical world with so much detail it’s insane. She
really came up with everything.
This
world is so much different from ours and it’s like a weird dimensional version
of our world. It kind of reminds me a something said on the show ‘The Flash” on
The CW, about the theory of the multiverse. The theory is that there are
multiple versions of the earth, like one where John F. Kennedy was never
assassinated or one where we’re all evil. Or in the case of this book there are
many things are different. All the creatures and monsters beyond our wildest
imagination are all just a part of everyday life. And our earth is the fantasy.
How weird is that?
The
weirdest thing is all of the product placements. Seriously they mention almost
every snack food and fast food restaurant you can think of.
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