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Leopold Berry’s Extraordinary Disappointments: Sunderworld, Book 1 Book Review

Leopold Berry’s Extraordinary Disappointments: Sunderworld, Book 1 Book Review

Common Sense Media Review

With Andrea Beach

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based on child development research. How do we rate?


Ages 13 and up







We are starting an exciting and gripping fantasy series.

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Why Ages 13 and Above?

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Is it good?

This is the start of an exciting fantasy series that will appeal to fans of Ransom Riggs’ popular novel. Miss Peregrine The series is enjoyable and has a lot to offer newcomers. The characters are believable and colorful. Leopold is a bit of an anti-hero at first, but he has plenty of room to grow as the series continues. Riggs masterfully builds a world that is a mix of modern and old LA with a strangely captivating fantasy world. The tension and suspense build nicely and keep the pages turning. The ending is satisfying and raises more questions than it answers, so fans will be eagerly awaiting the next episode.

Book Details

  • Writer: Ransom Riggs

  • Type: Fantasy

  • Topics: Magic & Fantasy, Adventures, Friendship, Wonder Girl Role Models, Monsters, Ghosts & Vampires

  • Character Strengths: Compassion, Determination, Teamwork

  • Book Type: Fiction

  • Publisher: Dutton Books

  • Publication date: August 27, 2024

  • Publisher recommended age(s): 14 – 17

  • Number of pages: 336

  • Available: Audiobook (unabridged), Hardcover, iBooks, Kindle

  • Prize: Common Sense Choice

  • Last update: September 4, 2024

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