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The Isle of the Lost
by Melissa de la Cruz
Usually I like to read more mature books but this novel was really great!! I wouldn't really classify it as YA but it's definitely middle school grade reading.
The novel is about the offspring of Disney's villains like Evil Queen, Cruella De Vil, Maleficent and Jafar. Each of their kids have one goal in common. To impress their parents and try to be the most wicked person in the world. The novel is loosely inspired by the Disney movie "Descendants " which is also really predictable as this book.
I finished this book because it wasn't very long and it was a type of book that you can read if you want something fun to read. It's not dark or gritty but it's a loveable book about finding yourself and forming friendships with people you never thought you could. The book is really similar to Ever After High, so if you like it you should definitely read this book!
The novel is about the offspring of Disney's villains like Evil Queen, Cruella De Vil, Maleficent and Jafar. Each of their kids have one goal in common. To impress their parents and try to be the most wicked person in the world. The novel is loosely inspired by the Disney movie "Descendants " which is also really predictable as this book.
I finished this book because it wasn't very long and it was a type of book that you can read if you want something fun to read. It's not dark or gritty but it's a loveable book about finding yourself and forming friendships with people you never thought you could. The book is really similar to Ever After High, so if you like it you should definitely read this book!