A review by madelinefmcguire
The Wishmakers by Tyler Whitesides
3.0
After opening a peanut butter jar and releasing a genie named Ridge, Ace finds himself in the middle of the Universe's plan. And by opening the jar, and not reading the fine print, he has agreed to be part of the plan. The Universe gives him 7 days to complete a seemingly impossible quest, and if Ace doesn't complete the task than all the dogs and cats in the world will turn into zombies. But Ace has a genie to grant his wishes, so it should be easier. But with every wish comes a consequence, the bigger the wish the harsher the consequences are. Along the way he runs into Tina, a fellow wish-maker and they team up to complete the Universe's quest.
This is exactly my cup of tea, hence the 3 stars, but I think it's a 5 star book for juvenile readers. It's funny and silly, and the plot builds as it goes. A good recommendation for those who like adventure stories.
This is exactly my cup of tea, hence the 3 stars, but I think it's a 5 star book for juvenile readers. It's funny and silly, and the plot builds as it goes. A good recommendation for those who like adventure stories.