This is a fun, updated retelling of the Fuzzy story. Highly entertaining!

I absolutely loved the Wishing Game and so was very happy to get the chance to read another book by Meg Shaffer. It did not disappoint! This one was all about finding where you belong, whether it is in West Virginia or a hidden kingdom that only a few people know about. And what matters most in your life, or who. Jeremy and Rafe found it when they were boys and so are well suited to leading Emilie there to find her long missing sister. It follows the vein of a fairytale, as so often the Storyteller reminds us (those little inserts were interesting and fun!) and so there are trials (awful Bright Boys!) on the way to find their happily ever afters, but also magical assistance and good people (or animals, go Fritz!). Jeremy and Rafe's story is sweet and heartbreaking and I would love to see the art of Rafe and I love the bonds of sisterhood between Emilie and Shannon (or Skya). This story is magical and sweet and so much fun to read

This book was great and we learned a lot about Chihuahuas!!!

Love it!

Pretty good book. I read it in one sitting, so can't be terrible. No real good twists or anything though, which is why I took off a star.

So different than the first two. Keeps you guessing til the end, and then you can take a big breath of relief.

This was pretty chaotic, and not once did people take the time to talk through the miscommunication. Not horrible, just odd.

Words: 4,159 (unfinished). It’s fun to read.

Nicely done

Wonderful