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A review by calistareads
Tinker Bell and the Flying Monster by Tea Orsi, Manuela Razzi, Antonello Dalena
3.0
I have to admit to enjoying these new Fairy stories with Tinkerbell in Nevernever Land. This is a story made up of very short stories. There are close to 15 short stories that are about 5-6 pages long.
You can never really fall into a story because it starts and is over so quickly. It just feels like a lot of hiccups and false starts. It’s like a book of beginnings of ideas for larger story that were abandoned. So, I am not really thrilled with these to be honest. I couldn’t give a story about fairies less than 3 stars, but it should probably be more like 2 stars.
I am going to leave this out and see if my niece will pick it up and read it. She did pick up one I left for her and I’m waiting to see what she thinks.
You can never really fall into a story because it starts and is over so quickly. It just feels like a lot of hiccups and false starts. It’s like a book of beginnings of ideas for larger story that were abandoned. So, I am not really thrilled with these to be honest. I couldn’t give a story about fairies less than 3 stars, but it should probably be more like 2 stars.
I am going to leave this out and see if my niece will pick it up and read it. She did pick up one I left for her and I’m waiting to see what she thinks.