30 review for The Thea Sisters and the Mystery at Sea

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   5 out of 5

   Theediscerning – Aug 07, 2016

   A very basic graphic novel for the very young – while the page can be fairly busy at times the simple illustrations are OK for the junior reader and nothing will trouble them. The tale involves scientifically implausible problems regarding pollution and giant turtles, but the big issue is that the five Thea Sisters as they call themselves are very hard to differentiate unless you know the previous books. Character isn't defined much more than one being in love with cosmetics, and another being c A very basic graphic novel for the very young – while the page can be fairly busy at times the simple illustrations are OK for the junior reader and nothing will trouble them. The tale involves scientifically implausible problems regarding pollution and giant turtles, but the big issue is that the five Thea Sisters as they call themselves are very hard to differentiate unless you know the previous books. Character isn't defined much more than one being in love with cosmetics, and another being claustrophobic, so they blend together far too much; prior knowledge is also needed of the target audience in being engaged with the baddies and their shenanigans. The book wasn't objectionable at all, but nothing suggests the young will think more highly of it than I did.

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   5 out of 5

   Nikita the bookworm – Aug 22, 2016

   I received an advanced reading copy through NetGalley. Thanks! An okay graphic novel and a very quick read. The images, plot, and characters were very simplistic, Though, it will appeal to children aged 6-8 years.

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   4 out of 5

   Wayne McCoy – Jul 16, 2016

   'The Thea Sisters and the Mystery at Sea' by Thea Stilton is a graphic novel for younger readers with an environmental message. The Thea Sisters are on a balloon voyage when they see something disturbing from the air. There is an island used by sea turtles for migration and someone has polluted it. They contact the media and Vissa De Vissen shows up to prove the pollution was caused by her cosmetic company rival, Richard Malefactor. Vissa digs up dirt by getting some of the Thea sisters to break 'The Thea Sisters and the Mystery at Sea' by Thea Stilton is a graphic novel for younger readers with an environmental message. The Thea Sisters are on a balloon voyage when they see something disturbing from the air. There is an island used by sea turtles for migration and someone has polluted it. They contact the media and Vissa De Vissen shows up to prove the pollution was caused by her cosmetic company rival, Richard Malefactor. Vissa digs up dirt by getting some of the Thea sisters to break in to Richard Malefactor's office. Meanwhile, the search is on for what is happening with the turtles on the island. I wasn't familiar with the series, and it is book 6, but I could follow along fine. I learned at the very end of the book that the Thea sisters aren't really sisters. I'm not sure how I feel about corporate espionage being a plot device in a children's book. I did like the environmental theme fine. I can seep the appeal of this young reader graphic novel. I received a review copy of this graphic novel from Papercutz and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you for allowing me to review this graphic novel.

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   4 out of 5

   Cariadne – Dec 05, 2016

   Thea, Thea Sisters & Geronimo Stilton fans: Stick to the books. The graphic novels or comic-styling of here doesn't match up to the fun to read and charm of the chapter books. My children are die-hard Stilton cheese-heads and they were disappointed with this. Thea, Thea Sisters & Geronimo Stilton fans: Stick to the books. The graphic novels or comic-styling of here doesn't match up to the fun to read and charm of the chapter books. My children are die-hard Stilton cheese-heads and they were disappointed with this.

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   5 out of 5

   Kira – Sep 09, 2016

   I received an advanced reading copy through NetGalley. Thanks! An okay graphic novel and a very quick read. The images, plot, and characters were very simplistic, Though, it will appeal to children aged 6-8 years.

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   4 out of 5

   Nic – Apr 22, 2018

   Cute! I still prefer the previous artist, but I like the twist here in which the Thea sisters wind up cooperating with the De Vissens, who are usually the villains. (Interesting that Vic De Vissen, normally the most helpful and least rotten of the De Vissens, barely appears in this volume.)

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   4 out of 5

   Beautifulday4makeup The-book-and-Me – Jul 16, 2016

   I received this ebook in exchange for an honest review. This is a comic about the Thea Sisters. It all what I expected from a comic for kids. It is a small and lovely story with beautiful pictures.

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   4 out of 5

   Favour Egbune – Jul 23, 2017

   WHY DID THE ART GET WORSE, INSTEAD OF BETTER?! I THOUGHT THE ART IN #5 WAS BAD, BUT SERIOUSLY?!

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   5 out of 5

   Dahlgren General Library – Sep 30, 2019

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    5 out of 5

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    4 out of 5

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    4 out of 5

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    5 out of 5

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    5 out of 5

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    5 out of 5

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    5 out of 5

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    5 out of 5

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    4 out of 5

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    4 out of 5

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    5 out of 5

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    4 out of 5

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