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Title	:	Tuesdays at the Castle (Castle Glower #1)
Author	:	Jessica Day George
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 225 pages
Published	:	October 25th 2011 by Bloomsbury
Categories	:	Fantasy. Childrens. Middle Grade. Fiction. Young Adult. Adventure. Magic

Tuesdays at the Castle (Castle Glower #1) Hardcover | Pages: 225 pages

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Tuesdays at Castle Glower are Princess Celie's favorite days. That's because on Tuesdays the castle adds a new room, a turret, or sometimes even an entire wing. No one ever knows what the castle will do next, and no one-other than Celie, that is-takes the time to map out the new additions. But when King and Queen Glower are ambushed and their fate is unknown, it's up to Celie, with her secret knowledge of the castle's never-ending twists and turns, to protect their home and save their kingdom. This delightful book from a fan- and bookseller-favorite kicks off a brand-new series sure to become a modern classic.

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Original Title:	Tuesdays at the Castle
ISBN:	1599906449 (ISBN13: 9781599906447)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Castle Glower #1
Literary Awards:	Utah Book Award for Children's (2011), Pennsylvania Young Readers' Choice Award Nominee for Grades 3-6 (2013), California Young Readers Medal Nominee for Intermediate (2015), Rebecca Caudill Young Readers' Book Award Nominee (2015)

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Ratings: 4.09 From 16710 Users | 2302 Reviews

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Just finished reading the manuscript, prior to beginning the Big Edit. Really excited about this book, the first in a middle grade series that will explore the endless possibilities of turning an eleven-year-old princess loose in a magic castle!*Reading aloud to my kids, March 2012.*Reading aloud to my kids, and also to prep for Fridays, June 2014.

the fact that my mom's reading this series aloud to my siblings totally counts as my having 'read' it right??? RIGHT? bc that's what I'm gonna mark it as mwahahahaaaTHIS BOOK WAS SO FUN!! just loved the writing, the characters, the world building, the humor, and everything. also my mom's voice and how she reads. yeah now I can't even read these to myself cos it ruins it lolANYWAY. LULATH IS THE BEST. LULATH IS THE BEST. LULATH IS THE BEST.ok sorry had to. peace out ;D

Perhaps a little young for me, but I'll probably totally enjoy it anyway and proudly admit it. :D

4.25 stars. Really fun, suspenseful fantasy! I have to admit, though, that I expected to enjoy it more than I did. Sometimes high expectations are just NOT a good thing.*groans* I waited wayyy too long to update this. But sometimes that's a good thing. I'm going to have to chop off the .25, and say that this one was a solid 4. I really enjoyed the different characters in this book, and the fact that they all had distinct personalities. I also enjoyed the angle of the castle being its own

Whenever I read a book aimed at a young audience I have to pause and consider how I might have enjoyed it at the age for which it was written, especially if I see glimpses of a really good book in a might-have-been good.This was one of those books. If I'd read it at age nine, I would have loved it to pieces. (Though I would have been convinced that the author stole my castle of appearing and disappearing rooms, but that, as they say, is another story.) The main thing is, at nine, I believed that

I was genuinely surprised at how much I liked this one. I did it for the PopSugar reading challenge (book with a day/month in the title, obviously) and I wasn't hugely looking forward to it, but it was really, really fun.The adventures that the royal kids get up to are engaging and while the book ultimately stuck to its MG basis, I was also surprised at how serious things got. This book could easily have been some kind of psychological horror if Jessica Day George had let it go YA or New Adult

Review also posted at Fantasy Literature. Though I enjoy some YA fiction, I don't read many middle grade books at this point in my life unless my 12 year old really twists my arm. But the idea behind Tuesdays at the Castle just sounded so fun that I couldn't resist when I saw it on the library shelf. Its pages were waving to me, I swear! Eleven year old Princess Celie and her royal family live in Castle Glower, which has a life and sometimes quirky opinions of its own and takes an interest in