Cover Image: Kiki MacAdoo and the Graveyard Ballerinas

Kiki MacAdoo and the Graveyard Ballerinas

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This was quite a good book! I really liked Kiki, Oliver, and the general story, which involved the wilis and Kiki's older sister, Alison. This book was interesting and heartfelt, with a nice story which was wrapped up well by the end. It left room for a sequel, but the plot of this book was all tied up, no worries! I picked this book up for the ballet and the magical creatures, but it was also entertaining in many other ways, and Kiki, the main character, grew on me a lot. The book was also a very quick read, that I finished in a couple of hours over one day. Definitely recommended! Cute middle grade fantasy/ballet novel. Kiki and Oliver were adorable, btw! 4 stars. I'll be on the lookout for a sequel!
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This amazing middle grade is everything I was expecting including the stunning cover. I loved all of the magical elements about the story, from the fairies that dwell within the dark forest to the ghost sylphs that rise from their graves to entice new victims. The wonderful tale of a family without a mother is woven throughout the story and is heartwarming. It is simply a great and delightful read! Young girls that study ballet will especially enjoy this fantasy. Can't wait for the sequel!
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This is a middle grade book. The main character is Kiki, and she goes Mount Faylinn Dance Conservatory for the summer where weird things starts happening. I really had very high hopes for this book because of all the five stars ratings, but I found this book just ok. I really wanted to love it, but it just fell short. I was kindly provided an e-copy of this book by the publisher or author via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. It is schedule to release on August 4-2020.
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