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Beswitched (2010)

by Kate Saunders(Favorite Author)

3.88 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

1407108972 (ISBN13: 9781407108971)

languge

English

genre

Historical Fiction

publisher

Marion LLoyd Books

review 1: Plot: A contemporary British girl on her way to boarding school falls asleep on the train. When she awakes, she has arrived at boarding school in the 1930's. She quickly discovers that some girls at the 1930's school cast a spell and brought her back in time. My nine-year-old daughter loved this book and she insisted I read it. If she hadn't, I would not have finished it. The main character is such an awful brat it made the book intolerable. As befits children's fiction, the main character does experience growth and becomes less of a brat by the end but it was too little too late for me.
review 2: This book was very interesting and weird. I was addicted to the book because it was so intriguing. I like the way Kate Saunders write. It was about a spoiled girl... more, Flora Fox and how she got sent to a rich school Penrice Academy while her parents were going to Italy to look after her grandmother. As she was on the train to Penrice Academy she falls asleep and has a weird dream. When she woke up she was in a different world. she has traveled through time and has arrived in 1935 with out her laptop and i-pod but instead wearing a ugly uniform and uncomfortable bloomers underneath. Flora didn't land back in time just for the fun of it although it wasn't fun for her at the beginning, she was summoned, she could only return to the future after finishing her task but what was it? After finishing her task she comes back to the futre and finds something very, very unexpected. This book was a good book because it teaches Flora and the reader a lesson at the same time. it reminds people how lucky they are compared the past and how the world, peoples choices and opinions have changed alot since. I would reccomened this book to girls but guys can read it too c: less

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