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Equestria Girls
Equestria Girls: Magic, Magic Everywhere
In the human world, far from Equestria, there are some very familiar girls. Meet Pinkie Pie, Rainbow Dash and all their friends as you've never seen them before!
The Equestria Girls are super excited to be invited to the set of the latest Daring Do movie! This could be the perfect opportunity to raise funds for Camp Everfree. But when some important props go missing, they soon realise that something is seriously wrong . . .
Can the friends use their newfound magical powers to save the movie from disaster and restore Camp Everfree?
240 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 5, 2018
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August 27, 2026Reconnecting w my inner child or whatever
March 24, 2018
"Magic, Magic Everywhere" is basically the novelization of the movie "Magic Movie Night".
It is a quick read. There is a large font so the pages go by quickly. In fact, I went through fifty of them without realizing it. Even though I had watched the animated counterpart, I had difficulty putting this one down at my first sitting. I wanted to see the differences because I heard there a couple big ones. This is my impression.
This counterpart is simplified. Books, including novelizations, typically provide more information about the story; a wider scope. This one is smaller. This goes from background details to a significant part of Dance Magic being omitted (namely, the Crystal Prep student conflict/team up storyline). It's disappointing and one would think it would make a great friendship lesson for Starlight to witness, but understandable (see below).
This counterpart is Integrated. Instead of three loosely connected storylines, this one cohesive whole. The Crystal Prep omission was probably for streamlining the narrative and making this happen. Starlight Glimmer, for instance, is present for the whole story instead of the final third and spends the middle arc tracking leaks of Equestrian Magic on Sunset Shimmer's behalf. This is something I like. Starlight vs Juniper Montage is also something I like because it shows more cunning on her part (the "flip kick" from the animated version attracted flack).
Trickster Eric Novels gives "Magic, Magic, Everywhere" a B+
It is a quick read. There is a large font so the pages go by quickly. In fact, I went through fifty of them without realizing it. Even though I had watched the animated counterpart, I had difficulty putting this one down at my first sitting. I wanted to see the differences because I heard there a couple big ones. This is my impression.
This counterpart is simplified. Books, including novelizations, typically provide more information about the story; a wider scope. This one is smaller. This goes from background details to a significant part of Dance Magic being omitted (namely, the Crystal Prep student conflict/team up storyline). It's disappointing and one would think it would make a great friendship lesson for Starlight to witness, but understandable (see below).
This counterpart is Integrated. Instead of three loosely connected storylines, this one cohesive whole. The Crystal Prep omission was probably for streamlining the narrative and making this happen. Starlight Glimmer, for instance, is present for the whole story instead of the final third and spends the middle arc tracking leaks of Equestrian Magic on Sunset Shimmer's behalf. This is something I like. Starlight vs Juniper Montage is also something I like because it shows more cunning on her part (the "flip kick" from the animated version attracted flack).
Trickster Eric Novels gives "Magic, Magic, Everywhere" a B+
December 5, 2020
Lo empecé sin saber que era la historia basada en los cortos que se estrenaron posterior a la cuarta película y la verdad es que me gustaron más algunas cosas, aunque son casi iguales.
Todo lo que tiene que ver con "Baile Mágico" me gusta más cómo lo ejecutaron en la versión animada, pero el hilo conductor de la historia está mejor desarrollada en la novela, y une el cabo suelto que había quedado al final de La Leyenda de Everfree sobre la magia, pero seguimos sin saber demasiado...
Todo lo que tiene que ver con "Baile Mágico" me gusta más cómo lo ejecutaron en la versión animada, pero el hilo conductor de la historia está mejor desarrollada en la novela, y une el cabo suelto que había quedado al final de La Leyenda de Everfree sobre la magia, pero seguimos sin saber demasiado...
March 9, 2026
I needed a brain break and I forgot how much I love this
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