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Sparkleton #3
Chispas el unicornio 3 - Un error diminuto
HAZLO A LO GRANDE O NO LO HAGAS.
OTRA AVENTURA CHISPÁTICA DE NUESTRO UNICORNIO PREFERIDO
Chispas tiene un plan para conseguir su magia unicórnica antes del gran concurso de talentos. Pero algo sale mal. ¡PUM! Sin querer, ¡encoge a sus mejores amigos! Si quiere que vuelvan a su tamaño habitual, tendrá que pedir ayuda...
OTRA AVENTURA CHISPÁTICA DE NUESTRO UNICORNIO PREFERIDO
Chispas tiene un plan para conseguir su magia unicórnica antes del gran concurso de talentos. Pero algo sale mal. ¡PUM! Sin querer, ¡encoge a sus mejores amigos! Si quiere que vuelvan a su tamaño habitual, tendrá que pedir ayuda...
96 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 16, 2022
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Calliope Glass
80 books24 followersCalliope Glass is an editor and the writer of several popular titles for licenses like Star Wars, Marvel, and the Disney Princesses. She lives in New York City with her family.
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February 11, 2021
We attempted our first chapter book this week, Sparkleton: The Mini Mistake.
Unicorns are always a hit in my house. Sparkleton is the third book in the series but was fine to read as a stand-alone. The unicorns are waiting/wishing for their powers and preparing for a talent show. Sparkleton is upset that Twinkle has gotten wish granting powers (the power he wants). When Sparkleton and his friends are accidentally shrunk they need Twinkle’s help to get back to normal size.
I liked that the author periodically told you how much you had read (number of words, chapters, etc). My kids thought the story was entertaining and asked me to keep reading a few times. Personally, I felt like some chapters weren’t necessary and the book would have been better if it had focused on either getting back to normal size or the talent show.
Ultimately, having Sparkleton realize that he was unfairly judging Twinkle was a nice message. We talked about what powers they would want and what it would be like to suddenly be tiny. The book has enough pictures to keep smaller children interested.
Unicorns are always a hit in my house. Sparkleton is the third book in the series but was fine to read as a stand-alone. The unicorns are waiting/wishing for their powers and preparing for a talent show. Sparkleton is upset that Twinkle has gotten wish granting powers (the power he wants). When Sparkleton and his friends are accidentally shrunk they need Twinkle’s help to get back to normal size.
I liked that the author periodically told you how much you had read (number of words, chapters, etc). My kids thought the story was entertaining and asked me to keep reading a few times. Personally, I felt like some chapters weren’t necessary and the book would have been better if it had focused on either getting back to normal size or the talent show.
Ultimately, having Sparkleton realize that he was unfairly judging Twinkle was a nice message. We talked about what powers they would want and what it would be like to suddenly be tiny. The book has enough pictures to keep smaller children interested.
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January 24, 2021Sparkleton the unicorn is back with more magical adventures. Sparkleton really, really wants his unicorn magic to appear before the big talent show, but instead of getting wish granting powers, a run-in with a magical mushroom makes Sparkleton and his friends super tiny! While the world looks pretty exciting from this new perspective--who knew spiderwebs make great trampolines?--Sparkleton will never earn his magic if he can't get back to normal size soon.
Another Sparkleton tale! I appreciate that these reflect the age of their readers--they feature unicorns, magic, and glitter, but the friendship dynamics here are more relatable to what a child may be experiencing in 2nd-3rd grade. Sparkleton isn't a perfect unicorn (and neither is seemingly perfect Twinkle, as we discover in this book). Sparkleton is ready to grow up fast--a feeling shared by many 7-8-year-olds readers. Lots of fun with a good mix of humor.
Another Sparkleton tale! I appreciate that these reflect the age of their readers--they feature unicorns, magic, and glitter, but the friendship dynamics here are more relatable to what a child may be experiencing in 2nd-3rd grade. Sparkleton isn't a perfect unicorn (and neither is seemingly perfect Twinkle, as we discover in this book). Sparkleton is ready to grow up fast--a feeling shared by many 7-8-year-olds readers. Lots of fun with a good mix of humor.
March 3, 2021
Not as good as notebook of doom. Good reading level for a first grader.
July 2, 2021
It was amazingly awesome!!! Illegal it
December 16, 2021
See past comments on Sparkleton #1.
March 19, 2022
Adorable
February 1, 2024
Appropriate for: all ages!
My 6 year old daughter loves Sparkleton! I like that it has full color pictures. Sparkleton is very arrogant, but he learns a lesson every book.
My 6 year old daughter loves Sparkleton! I like that it has full color pictures. Sparkleton is very arrogant, but he learns a lesson every book.
July 8, 2025
3.5 stars! Cute & chaotic!
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