I was reluctant to read this as I found the first book rather tedious. This book, while still had excessive scenes, wasn't quite the drudge the other book was. ( )

I felt a bit of deja vu reading this after reading Into the Wild by Sarah Durst. Similar idea with the interweaving of the fairy tale plots, the fast-paced action and the humor. This can be read by itself, but it is the sequel to Into the Woods and there are references to action from that book. ( )

A sequel to Into the Woods. Need to read the first one first. A magic pipe, an evil witch wanting to eat someone's heart, the underworld... three sisters are faced by significant and scary dangers in this witty, tongue-in-cheek fractured fairy-tale.

The Eden sisters are back in a new adventure that will once again test their sisterly loyalty. As before, Gardner uses fairy tales in a unique way to tell her story. Can you recognize them all? Plus, there’s a dash of Greek mythology as well…From beginning to end this book will have you on the edge of your seat and laughing as well. Will the Eden sisters ever get their happy ever after? Read on and find out.
Ages 9-12 *Check out how the adventure started in Into the Woods.* ( )