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Joan Bauer. Thwonk |
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Joan Bauer. Thwonk |
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What would you do if you found a cupid? One that
was willing to grant you a wish that would make your dreams come true
artistically, academically or romantically. Allison Jean McCreary (also
known as A.J.) finds one! He's a small, doll-like, winged archer named
Johnathan who only she can see, who drives her nuts and who makes people
think A.J. talks to herself in public. A.J. knows what she wants, but
Johnathan doesn't agree. A.J. won't listen; she's sure that her wish will be
perfect, and ignores Johnathan's cautioning. Sometimes it is best to look
before you leap. Thwonk was entirely different from any other book that I've read. It was very entertaining, and the style of writing brought everything to life. The characters were comical and witty, making me want to laugh out loud at times. A.J., a wonderful eighteen-year-old, is focused on nothing but the present, and on her social life. I would highly recommend Thwonk to anyone in Grades 6 and up looking for an enjoyable read. Five stars is my rating on this book, as I really liked it. RATING: |
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