Tales of Sasha 9: The Disappearing History

Tales of Sasha #9

by Alexa Pearl, Paco Sordo (Illustrator)

In book nine of the Tales of Sasha series, Sasha has to figure out what to do when the recorded history of the flying horses disappears!

The History Day celebration is coming up in Crystal Cove, and Sasha has to pick her favorite story to read aloud. But when she unrolls the magical fabrics with the flying horse history on them, she discovers that all the words have disappeared! Can Sasha figure out what happened and find a way to return the stories to the fabrics in time for the celebration? 

Genres: Childrens, Middle Grade

112 pages, Paperback

Published August 28, 2018

Reviews

[Chloe (Always Booked) · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 stars. One of the better ones! History day is coming up and Sasha is given all the written stories of the flying horses' history to read over night. She is supposed to return it to the royal library at night and she doesn't and the words disappear. The moral is that histories are best told orally because then they live on forever, so everyone works together to orally tell the stories and then they return to paper.

[Viviane Elbee · Rating 5 out of 5]

In this chapter book Sasha needs to memorize the history of the flying horses in time to share the stories for history day, but a magical hiccup makes the stories on the scroll disappear! How will she find those stories back?

[Sasha · Rating 3 out of 5]

Read to the kids. They love this series. Some light moral lessons are included in each book.

[Michelle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Appropriate for: all ages!

My 4 year old daughter loves Sasha and so do I!

[Sheri S. · Rating 3 out of 5]

My seven year old quickly made her way through this Sasha book. In this tale, Sasha learns the importance of knowing her history as well as learns the consequences of not following directions. Sasha initially hides her actions and tries to solve a problem herself. Fortunately, she changes her mind and seeks help to resolve the issue. As I might have mentioned before in my Sasha reviews, the illustrations are nice but it would be much better if they contained color.