W.I.T.C.H. Chapter Book: Finding Meridian - Book #3

Will, Irma, Taranee, Cornelia and Hay Lin, as Guardians of the Veil, must draw on the magic powers they possess to face down foes much bigger (and slimier) than themselves. In the end, they are forced to move forward without one of the team members. This is the third in this series book for middle readers. You would expect the book to go by quickly, but there are times you need to re-read it to get the full grasp of what's being said. The language is choppy, the presentation is so-so (several misspoken cliches), and it is just a little TOO fantastic. However, this book was very interesting. It has lots of mystery and keeps you guessing until the every end.

I bought this book(and the first five) because I have seen the series, which I thought quite entertaining. However, when I read the books, I was dissapointed.I think the publisher's main problem was its' editor. I could find a couple grammer and spelling mistakes in the book(and trust me, I'm not the best at finding this time of thing). Another thing was that they thought the book would be better if they actully put it in book format.I would have enjoyed the book much more if it was in comic style, for the drawings are entertaining.W.i.t.c.h. has its magic though, it draws you in, besides the unorganized writing and the mistakes. It is a breath of air for fantasy, for it is so hard to find original fantasy these days.

I've always loved this series of books. :)In Finding Meridian, the g irls go to Meridian for the first time, but Taranee ends up trapped. What could happen?This whole W.I.T.C.H. series teaches the readers that friendship is so powerful it can conquer anything. Highly recommended! :D