Book details
A Week without Tuesday (Tuesday McGillycuddy Adventures)
Description
A Week Without Tuesday by Angelica Banks, illustrated by Stevie Lewis, is a middle grade novel and a sequel to Finding Serendipity. The story is set in the land of story, where real and imaginary worlds are colliding, causing grave peril. Tuesday and Baxterr, with the help of Vivienne Small, embark on a journey to find the Gardener, the only one who can prevent the catastrophe. Along the way, they encounter friends and foes and discover new strengths. The book explores themes of imagination, courage, family, sacrifice, and friendship, and is filled with magic, mystery, and charming illustrations. It is connected to the Common Core and has received positive reviews for its whimsical language and inventive storytelling, making it a great choice for fans of Edith Nesbit, Michael Ende, and Roderick Townley.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
400 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Inspires Creativity: 'A Week without Tuesday' is a whimsical adventure that encourages readers to use their imagination and creativity as they follow Tuesday McGillycuddy's journey through the world of writing and storytelling.
- Explores the Writing Process: The book provides a unique look into the writing process, making it an excellent read for aspiring writers of all ages who want to understand the complexities and joys of creating a story.
- Engaging Characters: Readers will fall in love with the charming and relatable characters, including Tuesday herself, who bring the story to life and make the reading experience both engaging and memorable.
- Promotes the Love of Books: This novel celebrates the magic of books and the written word, making it a perfect choice for book lovers looking to get lost in a story that honors their passion for reading and literature.