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Hilary und der fast ganz ehrbare Club der Piraten - Der magische Schatz
Hilary und der fast ganz ehrbare Club der Piraten - Der magische Schatz
Hilary und der fast ganz ehrbare Club der Piraten - Der magische Schatz
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Hilary und der fast ganz ehrbare Club der Piraten - Der magische Schatz

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Hilary Westfield will Piratin werden: schließlich knüpft sie Seemannsknoten schneller als jeder Matrose, kann 37 Minuten Wasser treten - und besitzt ein scharfes Schwert. Es gibt nur ein Problem: Der fast ganz ehrbare Club der Piraten weigert sich, Mädchen aufzunehmen - und so wird Hilary stattdessen auf Miss Pimms Internat für feinfühlige Damen geschickt. Doch Hilary ist nicht bereit, ein Leben mit Petticoats und Benimmunterricht zu führen. So flüchtet sie mit ihrem vorlauten Wasserspeier, heuert auf einem Piratenschiff an und gerät mitten hineinin ein großes Abenteuer um den magischen Schatz.
SpracheDeutsch
HerausgeberKerle in Herder
Erscheinungsdatum22. Okt. 2015
ISBN9783451800726
Hilary und der fast ganz ehrbare Club der Piraten - Der magische Schatz
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  • Bewertung: 4 von 5 Sternen
    4/5
    Yay pirates! I really enjoyed this swashbuckling tale of piracy and magic. The droll tone suits the book well. I think it would be a great MSBA book.
  • Bewertung: 4 von 5 Sternen
    4/5
    My rating: 3.5 of 5 starsA copy of Magic Marks the Spot was provided to me by HarperCollins/Edelweiss for review purposes.After recently being denied admittance to The Very Nearly Honorable League of Pirates simply because she's a girl, Hilary is now being forced into attending Miss Pimm's Finishing School for Delicate Ladies. Not that she has any desire to become a Delicate Lady. She can tread water for 37 minutes, can tie a knot that cannot be undone and hates dresses because dresses make climbing ship's rigging next to impossible. While Hilary is quite the vibrant character on her own, her gargoyle side-kick provided the comic relief when the story veered too far into weighty territory. The weighty territory mostly involved the odd choice in bad guy, which was a bit of a shock and surprise, however it was handled well. While the story was only occasionally serious, the remaining characters were still just as lighthearted making this a perfect read for young kids. In addition to the story there are between chapter snippets of letters, newspaper articles and other assorted information that was a charming addition.Magic Marks the Spot is an extremely cute Middle Grade novel that comes equipped with a super spunky heroine, entertaining pirates, magical gargoyles and treasure hunting adventures. While this works as a stand-alone novel with its solid wrap-up ending, it's actually a brand new start to a planned trilogy. Definitely looking forward to future mischief from Ms. Hilary!
  • Bewertung: 3 von 5 Sternen
    3/5
    "Magic Marks the Spot" Misses the Mark!"The Very Nearly Honorable League of Good Pirates: Magic Marks the Spot" has all the elements of a good story: a precocious girl, a talking gargoyle, a Great Enchantress, pirates, and hidden treasure. "Magic Marks the Spot" started slowly. After the first few chapters, the story appeared to be a bit silly and far fetched, but still a good yarn. Hilary's pet gargoyle is cute (I imagined him as a cross between a talking dog and a cat with wings) and while the introduction of magic to the story was somewhat awkward, it did add a level of intrigue and excitement. However, while there's nothing wrong with a good farce, as the story unfolded, it was almost like it couldn't decide whether or not to take itself seriously. Lots of threads are introduced, but not followed through with. Several characters are presented as simple caricatures, with relationships and behavior that just don't add up. And for me, without giving too much away - once I discovered who the Great Enchantress was, I found her to be rather disappointing. "Magic Marks the Spot" started out with great promise. Unfortunately, this was one of those books that had all of the makings of what should have been a delightful read, but just didn't pan out. Please don't get me wrong - it wasn't terrible. It does have some fun parts and there are probably many little girls who would find it entertaining. However, there are so many excellent children's books available, that one can afford to, and therefore should be, choosy. I received this book for free as part of Goodreads First Reads Program. This did not, in any way, affect my review.