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I really like this book way more than the first and second one added up together. I'm starting to like Neil's character a bit better because he seems a little more sensitive (careful/nice) with his family and friends. I think this is because in the second book he nearly lost them and it must have made an impact on him I can't wait to find out how Neil will break the curse.

I really like the way that this book started. First I love the plot already (so much more than the other 2 Neil Flambe books). I love how right from the star there's a problem, you don't see that in many books. Also I love the family connection with Pierre Flambe and the whole curse thing.

I really like the idea of this book so far. I like how the author includes the letters that Ginny has received from her aunt Peg who has passed away. Right now, she's already read the first envelope and started her journey to go to England. That's pretty exciting and fascinating for a teenage girl. I'm going to try to picture myself in her place and pretend to enjoy the journey too. Can't wait to see how it turns out

Now things have changed a bit, Mary finally had the courage to go on stage and perform the piano and there were quite a few poems about that matter. The one I liked was called Pearl and it was actually told by her friend Annabelle instead of herself. Also Annabelle and Christopher are officially a couple now. A like how Annabelle is strong and determined and cares about the world/society. I like her character.

Now, the trolls and Klea have invaded Avalon. The fall faeries are creating illusions to make the trolls confused and everybody is doing the best they can to fight. David was given a magic sword that allows him to fight with courage and defend himself. Chelsea has risked her life to run to the palace to warn the people. I think that Laurel, since she's the main character, should do something about all this.

I really like this book so far like how it's different from other teen fiction books because this one is told through poems. I also like how each poem is told through a different person's perspective, so you see the different sides of each person (not only teen but also adults). So far, I've understood each person's background story a bit too through out the poems.

It's been a while since I've read the third in this series, so I've probably forgotten some things. Still TEAM TAMANI though. The winter farie has escaped, Klea has attacked,and Shar (sentry/protector) is in danger. And Tamani helped Laurel escaped, obviously because he's in love with her.

One thing I don't like so far is that Neil is getting cockier and cockier. I don't really like his character anymore, at least not as much as before. Now, Neil has faced his second opponent and her name is Giselle. A story was told of their conflicts with each other, what happened in their past and I found that part quite interesting and fun to read.

Carrie turns out to be the real thief instead of Haley and for some reason, I always knew Haley wasn't a thief. Shana is trying to confront Carrie after she found the jewelry that she took, and she's siding with Haley instead of her best friend Carrie. And she's doing the right thing, because so far, none of this was Haley's fault but Carrie's.

So far, the book is pretty interesting. I like how the author wrote the beginning of the book and it also explains the situation too, and makes clear sense. I think that Haley is going to be involved in the whole situation later on.

When I was first starting this book, I didn't think that the living environment that Ethan has would be similar to ours. But, I guess it's not that different other than the fact that he's dreaming the same dream and Lena's in it every time. The kids in his school are like us. They have basketball teams, cheerleaders, bullies, social groups.. all those stuff. And for some reason I didn't think it would be like that.

The story is getting by quickly and basically everything that happened so far was on the back of the book, so I've acknowledged what happens in the first few chapters already. I never really thought about Neil's character until now.. Although he's a great chef at merely the age of 14 i think? He's very cocky, and in my opinion rude too (especially to his cousin Larry). I really like Larry's character.

Up until now, I actually really don't like this book. At first I thought that maybe it would get interesting afterwards but, it didn't. But I tend to always finish a book when I start it, so hopefully this book gets more interesting.

I really like this book. I'm still in love with Victor's character. I think he's really outgoing and brave; trying to find the life elixir for his brother and taking a shot at Elizabeth. So far, they've found one ingredient already for the life elixir and trying to find the other, when Konrad actually gets better, but the doctor says that his illness might come back. Meanwhile the twins and Henry all like Elizabeth.

I love this book already. I always enjoy these kind of mystery/horror books, and I love this one because it's in the olden times. Also I love the beginning of the story how it turned out to be a play. It had me thinking that it was actually happening. And I love Victor's character.

This book keeps getting more interesting. Currently in this story, Percy, Annabeth, Grover and Tyson is exploring the Labyrinth and trying to find the middle of the maze while they're facing monsters and challenges.

I find the beginning of this book rather more interesting than the middle. Now, Neil Flambe has some suspects of who have been killing the chefs.

I really like this book so far. It talks a bit about Neil Flambé's past when he was a baby and I find it really funny to read. And also he's trying to solve a case of dead chefs.

So far this book is really interesting. Percy Jackson went to his high school orientations and was attacked by monsters in the disguise, but he got away safely and is now dealing with problems at camp.