The Fairy-Tale Detectives (The Sisters Grimm #1)
by Michael Buckley, L.J. Ganser (Narrator)
Date Read: 3/16/17
Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★
Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★
Oops, I never wrote my review of this book! I enjoyed it. I
listened to it as an audiobook, so it took a little time to get in to it,
especially because it’s told from a girl’s perspective, but it was a male
narrator.
The story itself was pretty good. I liked the twist on the
fairytale world and real world. It was very reminiscent of the TV show Once
Upon a Time. Once thing I loved about the show is how not everyone you thought
was a villain is actually a villain and vice versa. This book does a good job
of that as well.
Sabrina was a little obnoxious and annoying at the beginning
of the book. I tried to remember the fact that they’ve had a hard life with
losing their parents mysteriously and all the different homes they’d been put
in. But all that happened before the book, so you still couldn’t quite relate
to it. I think of Lemony Snicket’s A
Series of Unfortunate Events. Now those are kids you could feel sympathy
for and root to get a happy ending.
However, once Sabrina got over that and accepted fairy tales
are real and who her ancestors were, the story got pretty good. I liked a lot
of the characters that we were introduced to. You weren’t quite sure who was
going to end up being a good guy or bad guy.
