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An pretty intense ending for a series of childrens books! love these books! and now ive finished them all im gonna move on to the beyorn spiderwick... (show more)
The Wrath of Mulgarath (The Spiderwick Chronicles, Book 5)
Three ordinary kids, Jared, Simon, and Wallory Grace, have entered another world -- without leaving this one! Two remarkable talents, New York Times best-sellers Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black, have risked everything to bring this remarkable account to light. Five books -- one thrilling adventure -- the Spiderwick Chronicles!
Their world is closer than you think.
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Was awesome all thru. The end kinda became bland. I knew dat it was Mulgarath insted of daddy coz daddy neva came in any of the first 4 books! susp... (show more)
Was awesome all thru. The end kinda became bland. I knew dat it was Mulgarath insted of daddy coz daddy neva came in any of the first 4 books! suspense was not dere. Nevertheless, good bunch of read. (show less)
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The Grace children return home after their adventure with the goblins to find their mother gone and the house torn to shreds. They go looking for her, find Mulgarath and destroy him with the help of another magical creature. Crazy aunt Lucinda is cured from her magical curse of not being able to eat human food and returns home. So does Authur, in a manner of speaking. And they all live happily ever after... I guess. This was a pleasant, easy to read series, but not entirely satisfying for a g... (show more)
The Grace children return home after their adventure with the goblins to find their mother gone and the house torn to shreds. They go looking for her, find Mulgarath and destroy him with the help of another magical creature. Crazy aunt Lucinda is cured from her magical curse of not being able to eat human food and returns home. So does Authur, in a manner of speaking. And they all live happily ever after... I guess. This was a pleasant, easy to read series, but not entirely satisfying for a grown-up reader. Then again, I read children's books by choice and shouldn't complain. This is absolutely amazingly suitable for10-year olds and had I been that age still, I would have read these books over and over again. (show less)
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well i sort off end with them fighting like in a human and goblin war but in other words i cant wait till the last movie comes it
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