The Land Of Stories - Worlds Collide

What do our readers think of The Land Of Stories - Worlds Collide? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the fast pace, surprising twists, strong character moments and satisfying ending to the series. Some children find the violence and darker moments a little too intense, especially alongside the otherwise playful fairy-tale adventure.

What does the Pageticker team say about The Land Of Stories - Worlds Collide?

Worlds Collide is the sixth and final Land of Stories adventure, and Chris Colfer goes out with maximum magic, mayhem and fairy-tale characters in places they definitely should not be. The huge crossover plot is exciting and imaginative, while Alex and Conner’s bond gives the story its emotional heart; best suited to children who have followed the series and are ready for some darker peril alongside the jokes.

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What is The Land Of Stories - Worlds Collide about?

In the thrilling conclusion to the Land of Stories series, twins Alex and Conner face their greatest challenge yet. Fairy-tale characters, both heroes and villains, have escaped into the real world, causing chaos in New York City. With Alex missing and dark forces at play, Conner must rally his friends to restore order and reunite with his sister before it's too late.

About the author

Chris Colfer is a talented author and actor from America. He is best known for writing the magical 'Land of Stories' series, which takes readers on exciting adventures through fairy tale worlds. Chris loves storytelling and encourages children everywhere to use their imagination and believe in themselves.

Discussion ideas around The Land Of Stories - Worlds Collide

Two worlds, one problem: What changes when fairy-tale characters enter New York, and which parts of the real world seem strangest to them?

Alex and Conner: How do Alex and Conner react differently when things go wrong, and what does this show about their relationship?

Heroes and villains: Do characters stay completely good or completely bad in this story, or can their choices change? Discuss examples.

The power of stories: Why do stories matter so much to the characters, and how can stories help people in the real world?

Making things right: When a crisis affects many different groups, who should be responsible for fixing it, and why?