The Secret of the Attic

by Sheri Cooper Sinykin

Book Overview

Alison, Heather, Keisha, and Megan find a golden key that unlocks the attic in a neighbor's old house. They find a trunk filled with clothes that seem meant for them and find themselves transported... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0590136690
• ISBN13: 9780590136693
• Release Date: November 1996
• Publisher: Scholastic
• Length: 75 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Book Review

This is really good book. Going into an attic and dressing up then going into another world through a mirror, who wouldn't want to? This is a book for kids about seven or older. This book is one of my favorite of the series. Leigh H.M.

Full of Magic and Fun

What can be more fun than to escape through the attic to another time and place? Easy to read, fun, and similar to the American Girls, but without the history lesson.

This is a good book

this book is awsome it is fun and has a good adventure in the story if you haven't read this yet, i asume you should get to read it.it is so good

Pleasant reading, flows smoothly

My daughter (6) found this to be a fairly easy to understand book (I did most of the reading). Although published for slightly older readers, my daughter understood the concepts (and she has all the Magic Attic dolls, so she acted out some of the scenes). Anyway, the book stimulated her imagination, it was a well-done introduction to the four girls and Ellie.

I would reccomend this book to readers of my age and older.

This book was a very good way to reaveal the girls feelings. For example I read the book to find I knew exactly how they felt being transferd through the mirror,falling through the lake during an ice-skating party or just being different. I would reccomend this book to all eight year olds and older.