A Dash of Magic by Kathryn Littlewood - 610 Words

I opted for this book, because I needed an alluring tale to do a book report over that wasn’t too elongated. After laying eyes on this beauty, I resolute to comprehend this book, and surprisingly enjoyed it so much, that I did a book talk in English over this same book to publicize it. â€Å"A Dash of Magic† is a novel that teaches a moral, or lesson, in the end. Containing this magic little ingredient caught my interest, occurring to me that not many young adult or teen fiction books teach a sensible lesson, mostly just a dilemma and a solution. My impression of this book consisted mainly of interest and trepidation, due to several plot twists. A unique combination of wit, mystery, talking animals, morals, and straightforwardness made me delight in envisaging the chronicle play over in my mind. I was mostly impressed with the relatable characters. The author did a wonderful task at bringing the details out in the characters, and giving them a persona. Since it is a fantasy, because of the talking animals, I found it humorous. One was a talking tabby, and the other a talking French mouse. You know where that leads to†¦fighting, but nonetheless comical. The first words, â€Å"It was nine months after her aunt Lily stole the Bliss Cookery Booke right out from under her nose that Rosemary Bliss discovered something horrible on the shelves of Ralph’s Super Mart in downtown Calamity Falls.† These words make you marvel. Why did Lily steal the Bliss Cookery Booke? Overall, this tale had an