The Council of Mirrors

De: Michael Buckley

Narrado por: L. J. Ganser

After eight books of magical adventures, Michael Buckley’s hit Sisters Grimm series comes to its thrilling conclusion in book nine, The Council of Mirrors.

Sabrina and Daphne Grimm, along with their friends and allies from Ferryport Landing, engage in a climactic battle with the fearsome Mirror. With the future of the Grimms and all the Everafters hanging in the balance, the sisters make a fateful choice to join forces with the members of the Scarlet Hand to defeat Mirror and end this conflict once and for all.

©2012 Michael Buckley (P)2012 Recorded Books, LLC

Kds & I listened to the series and loved it!

Kids kept asking for "more story" everytime we'd get in the car. I'm glad I finally found a series a mom, a 9y/o boy and a 7y/o girl can enjoy!!

Incredible! A must listen!

Loved all of it. At first I was not a fan. It was a male narrator and about kids. But oh boy am I happy I kept at it. It was beautiful.

Good, but not as good as I hoped.

Would you listen to The Council of Mirrors again? Why?

Yes, I'll listen again because it's the end of the series.

What did you like best about this story?

It wrapped up the series-long story.

Have you listened to any of L. J. Ganser’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Yes, I've listened to the entire Sisters Grimm series. L. J. Ganser did as well with this book as he has with the entire series. He's no Jim Dale (Harry Potter US version, Petter and the Starcatchers, etc.), but then, nobody is. His performance brings the story to life and makes for a fun listen on road trips.

Any additional comments?

This series is, to me, one book too long. The last book and this one should have been condensed into a single book, and then the series would have been just right. These last two books just seemed to drag compared with the others, but overall, the series is fun, imaginative, and very much worth listening to / reading, especially if you have children between 8 and 15 to enjoy it with. I'm in my 40's, and I still enjoyed it a lot. Each book has its own story that keeps them from being "more of the same" (for the most part), but there is a deeper story line running throughout the series that makes you want to keep going with the next book. I said above that the series is one book too long because the last two books depart from this pattern, and they both really only deal with the overall series story line, so they rely heavily on each other to tell the story. The others can be enjoyed by themselves.The series-long story is full of twists and turns, taking the listener on a ride that is fun and sometimes surprising. Overall, I recommend it to lovers of clean, entertaining stories that encourage and expand the imagination.

Continuing the Magic!

The author sustains the suspense and charm through this ninth and final book in the series. What a delightful escape!

Favorite book ever!!!

This was my favorite book of the series. But there is something I don’t like about Sabrina: she treated her sister like a baby! It doesn’t take away the help & love Sabrina gave to Daphine. I love this book because it reminds me of my sisters and I.

Shameless Adult

This series was awesome!! I listened to this from beginning to end. I couldn't stop listening. Can't wait for my grandchildren to experience this series. Loved the ending.

I love this series!

This is an amazing series for people who like fairy tales and classics like the wizard of oz and King Arthur and his knights I love this series so much and have read it a dozen times very inspirational and I love it really, read it it was the fantasy series I needed

The final book... WOW!

Any additional comments?

We have really enjoyed this series. Sabrina is really a torn soul and her sister, Daphne, is a family joy. Punk is absolutely GRAVY and we have laughed out loud more than once.
We are somewhat sad to see this series go, the cliff hangers were really getting to us because we were ready before the book was released. Now that all the books are complete and ready to listen (in order) we think any family time can certainly be improved by listening to an audio book together.

If you don't mind staying in the Young Adult section, may we suggest Bras and Broomsticks? If you have a need to go on to the adult section, may we suggest David Rosenfelt's Andy Carpenter series? Our entertainment side goes for funny. Both side routes will have you laughing!

Great

Great Books! This is a fun book along with the others. This book is fun and suspenseful and keeps you guessing what will happen next. The end was cute, but expected. (But- sometimes in life expected things are comforting.) Like childhood memories of these characters, fun and comforting was just what I needed. 9 books is a long series, but each book had it's own charm and excitement. I recommend the series to anyone at any age.

i love this book

From start to the end, it was perfect. i love it. and i love that it has a romans. i wish many peolpe would read this book from the first.