WOW. This book blew my mind. It's about this girl named Abby, who has a magic mirror in her basement which can transport her into fairy tales. She, her brother Jonah, and their dog, Prince, enter The Princess And The Pea, and completely changes the story line. She holds a contest to find a better princess, since she needs to be out of the story and back into the real world bed by seven. And there's this whole thing about time difference too. It kind of got me nervous, but then again, I'm not much of a fan of adventure books like this since it has a lot of cliffhangers. I couldn't put this book down: it resolves at the very, very, end. I'm still trying to figure out if that's a good thing. Good book though. I would recommend this book to those who like adventure books and believe in magic more than me. I really like this book.

It felt like it was more focused for younger kids, even though it is a 9+ book

I had read most of the series before I read this book, I knew it would be good. I think they chose this series is because of the fact that Abby and Jonah are Jewish. Also it helps teach about leadership.

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