Muinasjutumaa

Muinasjutumaa

4.4 (31 ratings)
2013 · Estonian · Hardcover · 67 editions
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Kaheteistaastaste kaksikute Alexi ja Conneri isa sai ühel päeval töölt tulles autoõnnetuses surma. Nüüd muutus kõik: kodumaja tuli ära müüa ja ema pidi hakkama tööl käima ning jõudis iga päev koju alles siis, kui lapsed juba magasid. Aga siis äkki tuli neile külla vanaema ja tema toodud kingituste hulgas oli ka raamat “Muinasjutumaa”. Siit algab põnev ja ülimalt ohtlik retk Muinasjutumaal, kus elavad meile muinasjuttudest tuntud tegelased.

Book Details

Format Hardcover
Pages 376 pages
Language Estonian
Published Jan 1, 2013
Publisher Varrak
Editions 67 editions
ISBN-10 9985327535
ISBN-13 9789985327531

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I liked the story this books every chapter I read was exciting for me and I couldn’t stop reading it

September 23rd 2026
Mood: cozy · hopeful

I wasn't sure what this book was going to be when I went into it but honestly it's one of the best series' that I started this year and I'm really glad that I got into them. I have the rest of the books now just waiting to be read when I get the chance.I loved the characters of Alex and Connor, that Colfer managed to show that they did love each other but ultimately were brother and sister and did argue all of the time. It took a while to get into the Land of Stories itself but as soon as it did the book had me on the edge of my seat just wanting to know what was going to happen in this world.The world was split into different kingdoms and that's where the princesses come from and honestly there was a part of me expecting a twist where all of the "Prince Charmings" were the same guy but them being brothers was so much better. And the twist at the end had me gasping cause I kind of called it but not exactly and I just really loved this book and I recommend it to anyone who wants a nice and easy read that twists the fairytales you know and love.

January 22nd 2026

3.5

November 25th 2022
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