Mirror, Mirror...

by Dotti Enderle

This exuberant, sixth installment of the Fortune Teller's Club Series focuses on Gena, the wise-cracking tomboy of their group. She needs to buy a fancy dress for a ball and dreads the shopping trip,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0738704369
• ISBN13: 9780738704364
• Release Date: September 2004
• Publisher: Llewellyn Publications
• Length: 130 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.2" x 7.6"
• Age Range: 9 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 4 to 7

Customer Reviews

Happy Grandpa

Nice book series for my Granddaughter. I was pleased to be able to find all the titles in this series available from one source.

My granddaughter, an avid reader, loved this book.....

MIRROR, MIRROR.....by Dottie Enderle. I gave my 10-year old granddaughter Joy this wonderful book for her birthday, along with others by Enderle, and she read it in one day. I asked her what it was about. She said a girl named Gena wakes up one morning and when she looks at herself in the mirror, a different girl looks out at her. Gena has been slipping a stray cat into her bedroom at night, and she wonders if there is a connection between her disconcerting experience with the mirror and the cat, and if she will ever be able to see herself again. What would you do? Apparently Gena's dilemma whetted Joy's interest because while she read this book, she did not come up for air (all day yesterday), and I noticed she had started a new Enderle book this morning. Now grandma has a winner with this author, and as this book is part of a series (The Fortune Tellers Club) there are more books where that came from. This should keep her occupied for at least a week during the long hot summer vacation.

Gina's adventure through the looking glass...

Actually, Gina doesn't go into the glass but she does see something strange in it. Or make that someone. The mystery in MIRROR, MIRROR... is "who's the girl in the glass?" Though lighter in family secrets than the last three FORTUNE TELLERS CLUB books, this one still delivers an interesting tale with style and tension. Who is the strange girl? How is she connected to a house-breaking cat? IS the FORTUNE TELLERS CLUB free of the Snotty Twins? And is someone finally going to see Gina in a dress? These secrets and more await the reader who's not afraid to take a peek in the looking glass.