The Candy Shop War: The Candy Shop War (Series #1) (CD-Audio)

from readermom

I got more than I bargained for in this book. While it is definitely a children's book, the writing was very good and there was a lot in the book for an adult as well. The realization that this wasn't just another kid's book came about two chapters in when I began to feel very uncomfortable and d...

from jfoster_sf

Hard to describe without giving hints to major info you shouldn't know right away. Pretty much there are magicians who can make magical candy that gives you powers-there's a race to find something-and there's one guy out there trying to stop the magicians from getting it. Fun read with new ideas,...

from sadiekaycarver

I read The Candy Shop Wars to my 4th grader. She did a book report on it and her class liked what she had to say so much her teacher has added it to his list of books he's reading to the class. The book was great. The excitement of the book took these kids from one adventure with magic candy to t...

from johnlobe

On its surface, The Candy Shop War is a well spun suspense story. Mull has taken it much further though, with weightier than usual character arcs and ethical issues. The prose are well constructed and generous amounts of humour are a welcome ingredient along side some truly suspenseful moments.

from SeanB.B3

This is for Mr.Poppes class B3. This is one of my favorite books of all time. It is written by the same guy who wrote the FableHaven series. The part about each kid was interesting. The author provided a very interesting background to the kids. My favorite part of the book was when the kids first...