Unlikely Exploits | Philip Ardagh

This is a peculiar, but good trilogy about the McNally family which is an unusual family, as  they all have powers. Jackie, Le Fey, Albie, Josh and Fergal, go on many adventures and misadventures, from the Dell hotel, to Fishbone hall, they always end up in some sort of trouble. These are not the funniest books I have read, but there are some amusing bits. One of the only really bad thing about these novels, is the third book. The third book not only includes many weird, and confusing topics, such as time travel, and the ending goes way too quick, and it is clustered up. The main thing though, that really ruined this trilogy, was  that after two books, the last book turned from past tense, to present tense; thus making it even more confusing than it already was

About 300 Pages Each

6/10

ABR Rating: B
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