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Michael Buckley's The Sisters Grimm
The Sisters Grimm, is a fairy tale that is very mysterious, with all the things that happened in the story. Life wasn't easy for Sabrina and Daphne ,(the main characters of the book), they got pulled into a lot trouble because of the disappearance of their parents. “ The Sisters Grimm” by Michael Buckley is a first person story, that has 284 pages, and is a magical fairy tale book.

There are many conflicts in the sisters grimm, but the main conflict is the grimms against the everafters, these are characters from fairy tail stories, like snow white, prince charming and the the big bad wolf. The main characters are Sabrina and daphne, they impacted the story with all of the magical and dangerous things they went through, chasing the everafters. “Her eyes traveled up the arm, higher and higher, until she found a giant head and then immediately wished she hadn’t.” This is when the giant was trying to find out where prince charming was. ,page 100. …show more content…
This book would appeal to younger kids who like mysterious books and fairy tales. The sisters grimm will keep their reader captivated with all the fairy tale characters,in the book i will keep you excited to read more. When you read this book your eyes can't come off of it, the book with keep you entertained with every word the author
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