The School for Good and Evil by Soman Chainani

Have you ever wondered what the world of fairy tales is like? Well, in the book, School for Good and Evil, every day is a fairy tail. It is magical, funny, and there is a riddle that will keep you turning the pages until the end. You will love this book. I know I did. My opinion of this book is that it is very fun and you go on lots of adventures. Read this book and your mind will sure be going.

Reviewed by Madison

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