Review of Element Girls 2

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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Element Girls 2" by Giulietta M Spudich.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Have you ever come across a book about magic? Element Girls 2: The Stolen Star by Giulietta M. Spudich is one of a kind. It's a children's book that tells the story of four friends, Tess, Susie, Elizabeth, and Amelia. They refer to themselves as the "element girls" because of their discovered magic powers. Fire, Air, Earth, and Water are their respective magic names. Their powers are most active when their amulets are on. When they went on a vacation to Iceland, Amelia's father got missing on the morning of the vacation. They would have to find him. This adventure might not be quite easy, but they seem stronger together.

The unity of the element girls was inspiring. They didn't have fears and doubts about their strengths. They found a way to always encourage themselves. Their friendship is so rare and unique. When one got into trouble, they worked to get that one out. An instance was when Amelia's father went missing on the first morning of their vacation. They abandoned the fun they had planned to have and helped Amelia to find her father, getting as much help as they could find. They played superhero roles that could keep the younger readers fascinated, especially those who appreciate superhero books. I'm sure most children enjoy such books.

Poetry is a good way to convey a message in a mysterious and yet simple way. The author employed this mechanism in the book. I liked the poems by the man in the harbor, especially the rhyme pattern used in each poem. The way each poem had unique information was another thing I found intriguing about the book. The poem about "Trolls" enlightened the girls about the trolls, and the poem by the older man was a guide for their adventure. The suspense created by their adventure throughout the book was thrilling. Each poem was like an exciting puzzle, providing solutions and serving as a guide.

The book was professionally edited. I found only an error in the book. The general outlook of the book was great. I don't think children would find the author's diction challenging. I didn't dislike anything about the book.

For Element Girls 2: The Stolen Star, I would give a merited 4 out of 4 stars. I loved the book in its entirety. It is one of the best children's books on an adventure I have read. It preaches the importance of unity, trust, and love. I recommend this book to adventure genre lovers, especially children interested in books about magic.

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[Nan_Syl]

I like this review! The use of poems in children books are always fantastic, it helps them get creative while still learning.

[Paula Sabol]

Thank you for your review. This books sounds quite enjoyable. I think it would be something I would enjoy reading with or to my daughter depending on difficulty level. It sort of reminds me of Winx...of course I think the girls in this book may be younger...not really sure. I Will definitely be checking out this series.

[Aisha Yakub]

A story of pure friendship; isn't that just beautiful? I like that they put aside fun to help a parent in need. This would be fun and inspiring for children. Thank you for your review.

[Mildred Echesa]

Poems are great and it's good for children to have friends who cherish them. Showing people love is also a big deal. Great review

[queen anirah]

I love to see real friendship like these. They make a good team from what I see and are the main attraction in the book. I like this review!