The Grimm Conclusion (A Tale Dark & Grimm, #3) (2014) - Plot & Excerpts
I like this last book a lot as soon as a read the book in a glass grimly I know that I had to read this one and I was not disappointed I really like all of Adam Gidwitz books jest the way he writes an how he adds a certain tweak to his books that make them special and I think that the best factor is that he talks ton you through out that book giving you warnings about what things are coming up and getting you ready for some crazy thing that will make you shiver. I love the way that this book easy to read and not hard to follow I wish he had more books that I could read because this book was very good so are all of his books. I would recommend this book to everyone and I think their is very few people out their who will read it and not like it, it has something for every one a fairy tale for the girls and adventure and fights for boys. Jorinda and Joringel are twin siblings how have a very grouling adventure fighting demands going through hell(literally)all gest to end up back to they home they fled from. I mean who wouldn't be interested in a book like that. I also think that the book was very well writing and that they are very good books for people who aren't the best readers or have a hard time getting into a book. I'm only giving this book a four stare rate because personally the fairy tales this book followed weren't my favorite. other than that its book was amazing and I hope everyone reads this book and the two others. The Grimm Conclusion was a great wrap-up to the Grimm trilogy. Yes they are all stand alone books but they all tie in together at the end.What is this book about you ask? Well this is a quote from the last few pages."Being the reader of a dark fairy tale is much like being the hero of one. Our lives are filled with pain, boredom, and fear. We want to venture into the dark wood, to see the oddities and the beauties it holds, and to test ourselves against them. We test our courage and our understanding. And hopefully, just like the hero of the fairy tale, we return stronger, richer, and wiser."The Grimm Conclusion is about two siblings. Jorinda and Joringle. Like the other two books in this series they are faced with some problem and during the book and adventure they grow as a person and learn a great lesson. This book contains a few stories I knew of and some that I didn't. I have never heard of the original Jorinda and Joringle. I never read the story of the Juniper Tree. But I enjoyed reading about them here in this book. There was a bit of Cinderella. All of the other stories mentioned or re-told are stories I haven't read before, but are in the Grimm Fairy-tales (which I own and now must go and read).I loved that the children caught a glimpse of the other characters from the previous books. It was a nice little tie in.I was surprised by the moral of this book. The other two didn't have a deeper meaning. They were just scary re-tellings. This book however, had a chapter of the authors feelings and thoughts. How and why he started writing fairy tales. He talked about how we cope with our feelings some of us bury them, stamp them out. But in the end those feelings end up bubbling to the surface.I give this entire series 5 stars. 5 for its dark and horrific stories. 5 for its funny tie ins to modern things. 5 for the deeper meaning of friendship, relationships in general and how we solve our problems. Great books!
What do You think about The Grimm Conclusion (A Tale Dark & Grimm, #3) (2014)?
This book is twisted, funny, dark, and at some points very depressing like. If your between ages 12-16 thats about the ages i would reccomend to read it. Just the way the story is told and what not i feel like thats the apropriate age group. I absolutley love this book and the first two as well!
—Shelby Lynn D.
This is an amazing series...Loved every book.
—Kiren
just as awesome as deep, dark, and grimm
—wingedness
