The Council of Mirrors, by Michael Buckley

I grinned all the way through the end of this book.

And since I had not-too-long-previously sighed heavily about a development that had me flashing back to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (remind me to do reviews of the Harry Potter books some day), going from there to grinning madly? Was a ( Read more... )

The Inside Story, by Michael Buckley ( Read more... )

The Everafter War, by Michael Buckley ( Read more... )

Tales from the Hood, by Michael Buckley

At long last we get the full story behind Little Red Riding Hood. Like, for example, what caused her mental illness? And where are her parents? And, if the woodcutter released Red and her Grandmother from the Big Bad Wolf's stomach, where is Grandma now ( Read more... )

And, if I could be reading while peeking through my fingers, I would. I don't think it's a terribly horrible spoiler to tell y'all that the flashforward part of the book tells us that we find out who the Master of the Scarlet Hand is.

I'm almost afraid to find out.

Magic and Other Misdemeanors, by Michael Buckley ( Read more... )

Once Upon a Crime, by Michael Buckley ( Read more... )

The Problem Child, by Michael Buckley

Book Three of The Sisters Grimm actually is not a mystery. It's pretty much a straight adventure concerning the fallout of Sabrina's attempt to rescue her parents at the end of The Unusual Suspects. Most of the story, in fact, revolves around trying to escape from the creature memorialized in a poem by Lewis ( Read more... )

The Unusual Suspects, by Michael Buckley

While we do find out a bit more about the Scarlet Hand in this volume, Book Two of The Sisters Grimm is primarily a standalone adventure ( Read more... )

The Fairy-Tale Detectives, by Michael Buckley ( Read more... )