EMILY WINDSNAP AND THE SIRENS SECRET by Liz Kessler

Emily Windsnap is part human and part mermaid and her life is absolutely perfect, but that doesn't last long! Emily is now finding herself on a mission to bring to the two worlds together, humans and mer- people. With her friend Aaron by her side, they work together to come up with a plan to make that happen. That's not all, Emily's BFF, Shona is trapped with nasty sirens  who are stuck and can't gel out! Will Emily be able to
perform her task of bringing to two worlds together? Will Shona be stuck with the sirens forever? Find out!


Emily struggled with herself and another character
The struggle for Emily was no matter how hard she tried, Emily always blurted her thoughts out even when she wasn't suppose to. Emily also struggled with a character  named Mr. Beeston. She struggled with him by not knowing the truth from him and that he could easily fool someone with a lie.

Emily changed by not always jumping to conclusions. When Emily thought Mr. Beeston was the one who stole the shell to keep Shona and the sirens there in the cave. She learned that the shell was nothing and anyways Mr. Beeston was only stole it because he knew what it meant to do. Also in the newspaper Emily thought Mandy was the one who wanted the mermaids to be captive and that she was the one who posted the photo of her. But Emily learned that is wasn't Mandy, it was someone else in the town.

Emily reminded me of myself. I sometimes jump to conclusions. When I really think it's a certain person did something I sometimes end up blaming someone who had nothing to do with it like how Mandy had nothing to do with it.

RATING: *****

katie

EMILY WINDSNAP by Liz Kessler

The mermaids dad use to have a wife  but she left a couple weeks ago.She use to be a mermaid but now she is a human  she changed.The mermaids dad tough his wife how to swim again because she knew how to swim before.but then she forgot.The saddest part was when people at school was making fun of her.

I would recommend this book for girls who are ages 9-12

RATING: ****

khaleis

THE TAIL OF EMILY WINDSNAP by Liz Kessler

This book is about a 12 year old girl in seventh grade who find out she is a mermaid. And how she goes through everyday life knowing that someone might find out her secrec. And call her a freak. She also is on a mission to find her dad and find out why the lonely light house man keeps on seeing her mom and is he trying to hurt her. She also has to find out were her dad is,why he left her, and what wrong with her parents find out. Will Emily ever find out all these thing or quit while she is ahead read the book to find out!

My favorite part in the story was we she go to mermaid school and gets information on why king neptune doesn’t want a mermaid and a human to get married.

I would recommend this book to girls ages 8-12

RATING: ***** 

THE TAIL OF EMILY WINDSNAP by Liz Kessler

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The Tail of Emily Windsnap by Liz Kessler

This book is about a girl named Emily Windsnap, She finds out she’s a mermaid in her first swim class in sixth grade. She sneaks out at night to see her mermaid friend named Shona. My favorite part of the book was when she saw her dad for the first time in prison then she got away fast to go see Shona and her mom. I think girls who are 9-11 years old will enjoy this book RATING: **** Book Bubble

The 'Tail' of Emily Windsnap by Liz Kessler

This is an adorable mermaid 'tail' about a girl named Emily who lives on a boat, but has never swam before. She finally talks her 'forgetful' mother into letting her take swimming lessons, and when she enters the water, her legs turn into a tail (think the opposite of Ariel!). When she finally realizes exactly what has been happening for the past twelve years, she is shocked. But with the help of Shona, her new mer-friend, Emily writes a 'new ending to her own tail'. Sorry, couldn't resist, and neither will you when you read this enchanting book! Sequel: Emily Windsnap and the Monster from the Deep". Equally cute. I think girls age 8-12 will love this book. RATING: ***** LLL