Abby Carnelia's One and Only Magical Power Audiobook (Unabridged)

" I will definitely be recommending this to our fifth graders and some fourth graders. Had shades of The Girl Who Could Fly, but a less suspenseful approach. I enjoyed the characters a lot. Their different strengths and attitudes also gave me a Benedict Society vibe. "

" It was cute and funny! "

" This book was much better than I thought it would be, and it gives me hope for the future of children's literature. Best part: buffaloes, walking backwards, wearing diapers. "

" Thsi was a great book full of mystery and wonder. "

" The writer is very funny and you can see that within the book. The plot is cool and so is the name, I think. I recommend it to young readers and I think that they'll enjoy it. "

" I really enjoyed the pace of this book, especially once they were into the "special camp." Gets a little intense toward the end, but not too scary for younger readers who read above their level. "

" really original take on kids with magic powers, very well done 7.5 of 10 "

" What a odd but nice little story... Reminded me in the second half of the limit... What a great message and what a great activity you could do with this book with an elementary class as a brainbreak... Maybe even as a science experiment... "

" Different concept of magical powers suggesting we all might have a magical power but it might be completely useless and not very exciting. Cute little story for kids. "

" Good read-alike for the Girl Who Could Fly by Victoria Forester "

" This was a cute, easy read. It was a unique idea but the reason I gave it only three stars was the plot was very predictable. Fun book for kids. "

" I was expecting something cute and fluffy when I picked up this book. It's not cute and fluffy. I was, in fact, horrified. This is not a children's book like The Penderwicks is a children's book. It's more like Harry Potter is a children's book, Harry Potter references not withstanding. "

" It was okay. This book is funny, somewhat exciting, and a tiny bit creepy. A lot of things that were supposed to be a surprise to the reader I had already guessed would happen. "

" It was a world of completely pointless magical powers. Really, what's not to like? "

" Good, fun read. Fell a little flat at the end for me. I think it's because everything resolved so easily. "

" My kids read 4 times in a row. Loved the book "

" While this got off to a slow start things did pick up and make this interesting enough to continue. "

" Mackenzie and I are currently reading (listening to) this while on the way to and from summer camp. Both of us are actually really enjoying it. :) "

" really original take on kids with magic powers, very well done 7.5 of 10 "

" While this got off to a slow start things did pick up and make this interesting enough to continue. "

" It was a world of completely pointless magical powers. Really, what's not to like? "

" I will definitely be recommending this to our fifth graders and some fourth graders. Had shades of The Girl Who Could Fly, but a less suspenseful approach. I enjoyed the characters a lot. Their different strengths and attitudes also gave me a Benedict Society vibe. "

" This book was much better than I thought it would be, and it gives me hope for the future of children's literature. Best part: buffaloes, walking backwards, wearing diapers. "

" Good, fun read. Fell a little flat at the end for me. I think it's because everything resolved so easily. "