Story's End

By: Marissa Burt

Narrated by: Elizabeth Evans

Long ago, a King ruled the land of Story.

During his reign, heroes, villains, and characters of all kinds lived out new tales filled with daring quests and epic struggles.

Then the King disappeared, and over the years, nearly everyone forgot that he had ever existed. Now an evil enemy has emerged, determined to write a new future for Story that he will control. And an ordinary girl named Una Fairchild is inextricably tangled up in his deadly plan.

Una and her friends Peter and Indy are desperate to find a way to defeat the enemy. But Una soon discovers that the real key may lie in her own mysterious ties to Story's past - and to the long-forgotten King, who could be Story's only hope for survival.

©2012 Melissa Burt (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

Jbbc

I loved it so much that I nearly cried so hard I try to make it a lot of fun.

starenger

very interesting and a amazing book I hope you like it 😊 because I certainly did

good, but only for older kids

I was surprised to find this rated for kids 8 and up as I felt it was really only appropriate for kids maybe 12 or younger as it really was very violent and cool and I didn't think it was appropriate for my 8 year old

A must have.

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

It was engaging and a must if you bought Storybound.

What about Elizabeth Evans’s performance did you like?

She was enjoyable and easy to listen to.

uplifting

I really enjoyed the plot of good against evil, and the thought that we can all write our own stories.

Awesome 5 star rating book

Awesome book for people who want a adventure.

I would recommend this book to everyone I know.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Fun, Deep, Well Written, Well Read

I haven't adequate time to expound properly on this book. The first was better for younger audiences but leaves you having to read this one. The somewhat zombie-esque taleless took this book into (in my personal opinion) a tween or older book... when it had such promise from book one of being something I'd share with my daughter sooner rather than later. But now... Later it is. Don't misunderstand though. I loved this book. It brought tears to my eyes at just the right moments, and was adventure through and through. Well done Mrs. Burt.

Not terrible, but there are others I like more

The story is a bit garbled and new characters seem to pop out of nowhere.

Great conclusion to an inventive two book series

If you could sum up Story's End in three words, what would they be?

captivatingexcitingfun

What other book might you compare Story's End to and why?

Pennroyal Academy because it goes farther then most of the fairy tale remakes out there. Both series have their own very unique spin on retelling the stories in an adventurous way that grabs the reader.

Which character – as performed by Elizabeth Evans – was your favorite?

Una and Peter were on the top of my favorites list.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

This book did make me laugh and at other moments hold my breath as I waited to see some of the big scenes unfold.

Any additional comments?

After. I listened and found there was nothing bad that I wouldn't let my younger children listen to, then I had them listen and they loved both books too (ages 6-11).

Amazing

It was fun and very entertaining and I love reading it over and over again and it also was funny and weird.