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Hardcover: 528 pages
Publisher: Freeform (July 10, 2018)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1368020038
ISBN-13: 978-1368020039
Product Dimensions:
5.9 x 1.6 x 8.5 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.5 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
4.0 out of 5 stars
254 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#24,151 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
Okay, so the book is in two parts, and I feel should have two separate reviews.Part 1- The Original...kind of.This part was great, it told the original story, but adding in extra details that really enhanced the movie. This part of the book gets an easy 5 stars. I love the scenes and feelings added and I love that it gave all of the characters more life.Part 2- The Sequel...humphWhen the original movie came out, I was young, but I loved it and I always hoped for a sequel. There were so many ways they could have gone about a sequel as well, but all of the obvious choices seem to have been disregarded. The original characters that made a return here were missing just about every aspect of the full character that they had, they went from being 3D to just being flat. I was disappointed in this, especially the Sanderson Sisters, I mean come on! Then there was the failed plot lines, like Mary starting to think maybe Winnie is off her rocker, I honestly thought she was going to turn against her at one point, but no she follows along like a "good little sister". There were so many things that went wrong that I was just waiting to finish the story...only to have them leave it open for another book. Overall I'd give part 2 two and a half stars, I simply felt robbed of the sequel this really deserved.
Fans of Hocus Pocus (the movie) should really enjoy this novelization and sequel. The first third of the book is a fairly straightforward adaptation of the movie, with some changes; instead of telling the tale of the three witch sisters in 1693 before moving to 1993, the book tells the 300-year-old events as flashbacks interspersed with the later events in the early chapters. The book also really fleshes out the characters, particularly Max, as our point-of-view character. We really get into his head and see how he feels about his sister, Allison, his recent move to Salem, and how he is reacting to the events around him.The rest of the book is what fans will really want to see: what happens next! Set 25 years after the events of the movie (which was released 25 years ago, coincidentally), we catch up with the town of Salem, particularly Max, Allison, Dani, and Jay, one of the bullies from the movie. However, just as the original movie was about the teens, not the adults, this story focuses on Salem's teens: Poppy (the daughter of Max and Allison) and her friends Isabella and Travis, and Katie, the daughter of Jay, now the high school principal.The story works very effectively as a sequel. The tone feels very consistent with the original: tongue in cheek for the most part, but with some moments of genuine menace and creepiness. Of course, the story involves the return of the Sanderson sisters, with the mechanism for that return different and yet connected to the original. It involves a group of teens trying to stop them, with a teen crush at the heart of the group. This time, however, the crush is between Poppy and Isabella, and both Isabella and Travis are African American, giving this cast a greater degree of diversity and representation this time around. The story is similar enough that it feels like a genuine sequel to the original, and different enough that there's a point to telling this new story.AW Jantha writes a fast-paced, visual story, as befits a novel based upon--and expanded from--a fast-paced, visually oriented movie. She also provides a great deal of character depth, so you really care about what happens to Poppy and her friends. (You care about Max and Allison and everyone, too, but we already know what happens in their story from the movie.) This is a fun, light-hearted young adult novel of the supernatural, and I recommend it whether you've seen the movie or not.(There's also something of a throw-forward at the end, hinting at future stories. I hope that's more than just a tease, because I would really enjoy reading future adventures of Poppy and her friends.)
Pretty much everyone loved the movie Hocus Pocus, so having it in book form was a must for me. It fills in a lot of little bits of information on all the characters and is such a fun revisit to a favourite holiday classic. The ending had an interesting twist to it that is not seen in the Disney movie, but is important. I wish they had put it in. That alone made the purchase worthwhile, imo.Moving on to Part 2; The Sequel. It has some flaws. It moves along slowly, then speeds up, slows down, then really moves forward. I would have like things more evenly paced to keep my interest. Part 1 was hard to put down. Part 2 took a few days to read, which is rare for me. Disney decided to get all politically correct with tossing in one lesbian teen and 2 black characters. None of this matters nor added to the story. If anything, it stole time away from more scenes of the Sanderson Sisters (and co) as well as other beloved characters like Binx, Emily, Max, Allison and Dani. Once it did get moving the action was non-stop and I was on pins and needles wondering how this would end! Did it end? Ah, that is the prize of it all. It ends this particular chapter but another starts right up, leaving us open and ready for yet another adventurous book, and I say bring it on!If this goes to movie form, be it big screen or small, they will need to condense a lot of it and keep it flowing to captivate the audience. The kiss at the end was just cheesy. Just like it would have been cheesy to have Max and Allison making out in a cemetery in the first Hocus Pocus book/movie. They didn't go there, and they shouldn't have taken that route in the sequel. I hold out hope that a third book will come forward. This will be a yearly read for me, each October, revisiting the old and new gang, and, well, the other that comes forward.... Get ready for a lot of Abracadabra!
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