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Publisher:
Volo / Hyperion / Disney |
Release
Date: May 1, 2004 |
ISBN:
0-7868-1795-X |
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Genre:
Children / Fantasy / Ages 9-12 |
Reviewed:
2004 |
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Illusions and Lies
W.I.T.C.H.
series #6
Adapted by Elizabeth
Lenhard
Will, Irma,
Taranee, Cornelia, and Hay-Lin understand what illusions can do.
They’ve had to do anything and everything they possibly can
to keep anyone from finding out what they are when they’ve
gotten cornered by adults with major authority. Will, though, begins
to wonder what illusion her mom has that is making her turn on her.
Her mom, under advice from Mr. Collins (one of Will’s teachers
who seems to have it out for her for some reason), refuses to allow
Will to compete in the school swimming championships. On top of
that, for some reason, the girls are becoming more and more on edge
with each other. It’s as if someone is plotting to split them
up. There’s no way that they could’ve seen the deception
and true danger of those who have gotten close to them...until a
certain teacher returns to help save them from the last person they
could’ve suspected.
Incredible!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS SERIES! The girls are developing relationships
with people and with each other that are truly realistic. Regardless
of the fantasy aspect, the five girls and their friends (as well
as their enemies) are personifications of some of the realities
young girls their age will face as they are pushed into the real
world and discover new, strange things about themselves and what
they’re truly capable of. I commend the creators of this series
for being able to make such a fun, action-packed, and not to mention
adorable set of characters.
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