The Inside Story: The Sisters Grimm, Book 8

By: Michael Buckley

Narrated by: L. J. Ganser

Michael Buckley’s Sisters Grimm series was an instant hit and shot to the top of the New York Times best-seller list.

In their eighth adventure, sisters Sabrina and Daphne Grimm must face their gravest mission yet. The Everafter War is over, and the sisters find themselves trapped in the Book of Everafter—a place where fairy tale characters can affect their own destinies. While trying to save their baby brother, Sabrina and Daphne begin changing events in the story to suit their needs. But this puts them in the sights of the book’s guardian, the dangerous Editor, and his minions, the Revisers.

Spend some more time with The Sisters Grimm.©2010 Michael Buckley (P)2010 Recorded Books, LLC

Audible, you're ridiculous!!!

Audible, this is ridiculous!!! I just wanted to rate this book and not write a review. Having to write reviews in order to rate has prevented me from rating at all. I just want to give props to enjoyable reads . I will just copy and paste this "review" going forward.

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This book seemed to drag on and just did fit the faster pace of the whole series. We would have to say that immediately after listening that this book was our least favorite in the whole series. I'm reviewing this after finishing book 9, which is the last book. Book 8 was definitely needed but at the time just seemed to be too slow to fit the overall pace set by books 1-7.

Please do listen, the narration is great and this book is needed so book 9 can wrap up perfectly.

Love This

Other reviews can go into detail why the book is amazing but if you are looking for a quick read to tell you if the book is 👍 or 👎, I will tell you. Amazing book for ages 10+. So creative and interesting. I fell in love with this series years ago. One of my favs

Enthralling read!

I laughed and swept through this story along with the beloved characters. One more left!!

😎 AWESOME! Wonderful work of art. 😎

I loved this book! It's a little young for me, with some silly and young concepts, but I don't mind this at all. this story has its lighter and darker moments, with a really nice even balance between the two. I recommend this book for that kid who loves adventure. Puck, of course is one of the most wonderful works of literature I have ever had the delight of reading about. Best for the child between the ages 8-12, depending on your child's interest in reading. The narration was good, but slightly inconsistent in enunciation and pronunciation. Good work! Enjoy!