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Summary: kingdoms fan
Review: I've read the book, seen the mini-series. I read that there are 6 more coming out. When?
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Summary: Delighfully Succulent
Review: When a rescue is executed by the Troll King to save his children, he encounters a danger far more treacherous than any in the 9 fairy land kingdoms. At the same time the grandson of Snow White, Prince Wendell is coming to the prison for a routine inspection. As he turns enters he is thrown into the adventure he'll never forget. With the love lonely Wolf, and Troll children on his tail he leads a waitress and a janitor from New York to his world. This book is a must read if you loved the fairy tales and want something a little more "modern."
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Summary: The 10th kingdom
Review: This book was a great read and full of wonderful, descriptive parts. I loved this book because it was a good book that could help me with vocabulary. Any one who loves adventrous, but magical books would love to read it.
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Summary: I have one question!
Review: Well, I haven't read the book, but I saw it on TV. So I have to say, that I'm from Germany, and here Virginia told of the first bock of the 10th kingdom. Is there a 2nd part???? Does anybody know? And there are still some questions: Why wanted the queen to kill Virginia when she was 7??? Why did Snowwhite tell Prince Wendell, he will meet Virginia when he was 7? Perhaps it's the sycronisation. If anybody can help me, please contact me. Nowhere I can find something. PLEASE!!!!!!!!! Besause the movie was great!Steffi
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Summary: Supz PpL
Review: This book is reaLLy great. I don't assume that EVERYONE one wiLL lyke this book though. I think this book is for people that are REALLY into fantasy and have GOOD imaginations. There are all those compLaints about the description not being good but then again...isn't that up to us readers to come up w/ our own description of characters? Catch ya peeps laterz. Bai.
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Summary: The 10th Kingdom is a great book!
Review: I am a very picky person and even with that being true I still loved the 10th kingdom. From start to finish the book keeps your attention . There was never a moment when I wanted to skip pages to get to the good part ( as I do in most books) because the whole book was the good part!!! It also was Fantasicly creative!
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Summary: Long Life to Kathryn Wesley
Review: I'm sure that this is the best book I've ever read. The whole story is so attractive. Unlike the others, this book really has the ability to capture me! It seems that the author has cast a spell on me! I am so crazy for this book. Sadly, I've read another review of this book in amazon.com, saying that The 10th Kingdom is worse than any other book in the world. Buddy, let me tell you why do you think so,
You Don't Have Dreams! Lastly, I want to say thank you to the author of this book, Kathryn Wesley. Your book polished my dull life! Thank you.
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Summary: The Best Book EVER!
Review: The 10th Kingdom is the greatest book I have ever read in my entire life! It's a real page turner that will have you wanting to read every spare moment you have. For those people who've seen the movie, the book is better (with the exception that Scott Cohen isn't Wolf in the book). The book allows the reader to know what the caracters are thinking, so they can better understand feelings and emotions. You must read this book!
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Summary: A terrible book from start to finish
Review: Perhaps my mistake was reading this book immediately after completing "Bridge of Birds" and soon after finishing "Stardust", two of the best books I have read in a long time. After reading the reviews posted for this book, I was under the impression that it was not to be missed, that it was of the same quality as Neil Gaiman's soon-to-be classic "Stardust". I was wrong. And after 500 pages, I have decided to write my first review on Amazon.com. I do this not to bash the book, but instead to warn fellow readers against buying this book, for it is one of the worst I have ever read. There is absolutely no character development whatsoever and rather than being funny, the "humor" in this book is annoying and redundant. The story takes inane plot twists and the authors forget to mention little details that left me flipping back a couple of pages to check a new plot twist's validity. Perhaps the worst facet of the book is that the characters never see the obvious, meaning they are significantly less intelligent than the average reader. The reader knows what the character should do, but is frustrated by the authors' "clever" storytelling. I do not blame the authors for using a pseudonym for publishing this book--I would not want my name associated with it either. And instead of inspiring me to see the movie, the authors have robbed Blockbuster of $4. I cannot emphasize enough that you do not read this book. And I cannot emphasize enough that, if you are interested in a good fairy-tale/fantasy book, you pick up "Stardust" by Neil Gaiman or "Bridge of Birds" by Barry Hughart, both of which satiated my hunger for enjoyable storytelling and quality narration. Hopefully, I will not have to review another book, but if I do, it will probably only be to warn you against reading it.
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Summary: Wonderful Book.
Review: This book was absolutely one of the most marvelous books I have ever read. The plot was magnificent. I loved this book and I strongly encourage anyone who has doubts about reading this book to read it. You will cherish the experience. It's like every turn and read of a page in the book is magical.
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