It didn't pull me away from the story at all.ģ. I don't really care, but I'm sure someone does. Like other reviews have suggested, there were some minor grammar and spelling errors. I hope they are continued into the sequel because that would make those tiny, barely there plotlines make SO MUCH MORE sense.Ģ.
Some of the plotlines could have been pushed to the second book, but it didn't affect me all that much. Therefore, it's a family friendly book!ġ. The book was definitely written in a way that the adult reader could enjoy it along with their kids. The book is relatable from all angles - finding out about yourself, dealing with life's (or death's.) difficulties and making the right but hard decision. I would have loved to read it to a reading buddy or as a fun classroom read. I can't express in words how much fun I had along the way reading it! Just because this book says 'Young Adult' does not mean an adult could not enjoy it! To me, it felt like a Harry Potter and the Philosopher/Sorcerer's Stone-esque book. Unfortunately, it's against the rules to find out about your past before you graduate! He knows he remembers a family, but just can't put his finger on it. Peter also tries to learn about himself and his past life. Our lead has died and is now in the afterlife, but if you thought school stops there then you'd be wrong! Peter meets a large array of wacky characters and goes on many mischievous adventures, including but not limited too battling a werewolf teacher, dealing with ghost security guards and trying to lift a curse from upon the school. If you haven't read this book yet, what in the world are you doing?!Īs the title suggests, we follow Peter Green when he goes to an "Unliving" Academy. Peter Green and the Unliving Academy was an absolute delight of a book! Fantasy, friendship and fun is all wrapped up tight into this neat, little package. Our lead has died and is now in the afterlife, but if you thought school stops there then you'd There are few books that lift up my mood (and out of my reading slump!) quite like this one did! If you haven't read this book yet, what in the world are you doing?! As the title suggests, we follow Peter Green when he goes to an "Unliving" Academy. There are few books that lift up my mood (and out of my reading slump!) quite like this one did! Peter Green and the Unliving Academy was an absolute delight of a book! Fantasy, friendship and fun is all wrapped up tight into this neat, little package.
HEART OF THE UNLIVING VS SERIES
You’ll love the Peter Green series if you like reading these types of books: Rowling, the Charlie Bone Series by Jenny Nimmo, and The Nightmare Before Christmas by Tim Burton will enjoy this young adult fantasy series. If you like reading about fun-filled adventures, fully realized new worlds, and the most unlikely of heroes, you’re sure to love Allsop’s spirited coming-of-age tale.įans of Harry Potter by J.K.
Peter Green and the Unliving Academy is the captivating first installment of Angelina Allsop’s Unliving series of young adult fantasy novels. Somebody he left behind in the land of the living. But that’s all he needs: the Unliving Academy has everything, from vampires in the hallways, to monsters in the cafeteria, to ghosts in the basement.Īnd that’s just the teachers the students are far stranger.Īs Pete learns to fit in with his new supernatural schoolmates, he starts to discover his own uniquely undead abilities, and even begins enjoying his life after death…but he just can’t shake the feeling that he’s forgotten something (or somebody!) important. Battisworth’s Academy and Haven for Unliving Boys and Girls, a strange and spooky school for dead orphans like himself. But that’s all he needs: the Unliving Academy has everything, from vampires in the hallways, to monsters in the cafeteria Fourteen-year-old Peter Green can’t remember how he died.Īll he has are his pajamas, a silk tie, and a one-way bus ticket to Mrs. All he has are his pajamas, a silk tie, and a one-way bus ticket to Mrs. Fourteen-year-old Peter Green can’t remember how he died.
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